NFL Week 3 injuries: Redskins' Hall believes he tore ACL

Washington Redskins safety DeAngelo Hall believes he tore his ACL.

The veteran suffered a gruesome right knee injury -- officially diagnosed as a knee sprain -- and didn't return to the game.

The Redskins also lost starting cornerback Bashaud Breeland to a high right ankle sprain. Coach Jay Gruden said he'll undergo an MRI on Monday.

But New York had its own secondary issues after first-round corner Eli Apple suffered a hamstring injury. He was ruled out.

In other Week 3 injuries:

— Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson will undergo an MRI after suffering a left knee injury Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers.

— Chicago Bears running back Jeremy Langford was carted off with an ankle injury against the Dallas Cowboys and did not return.

— Minnesota Vikings guard Alex Boone was carted off the field in Carolina with a lower-body injury and did not return.

— Miami Dolphins tight end Jordan Cameron was evaluated for a concussion and left the game against the Cleveland Browns.

— Green Bay Packers tight end Jared Cook suffered an ankle injury and was ruled out for the remainder of Week 3.

— San Diego Chargers linebacker Manti Te'o was carted off with an Achilles injury against the Indianapolis Colts.

— Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Lawrence Timmons was taken to a nearby hospital with a shin injury sustained in Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

—Redskins left guard Shaun Lauvao suffered a right ankle injury that Gruden called "concerning."

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