The NFC West was bitten by the injury bug, as several defensive players left the field during Sunday’s games. Here’s a look at where the team’s stand on Monday
NFC West injuries 2013, Week 6: Calais Campbell returns, unclear if he can play week 7
The Arizona Cardinals got good news that one of their top defensive players would be okay after being injured on Sunday.


Calais Campbell was injured against the San Francisco 49ers and was taken off via stretcher before heading to a Bay Area hospital for further testing. Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians addressed the media on Monday, telling them that Campbell was able to participate in a team walk through on Monday, and would undergo further tests throughout the week. It's unclear whether he will play this week, but Arians is hopeful he can play. The important thing is that Campbell is okay after sustaining a scary injury.
Wide receiver Brittan Golden caught a 53-yard pass on Sunday, but pulled his hamstring in the process. He is listed as "doubtful" for this week's game against the Seattle Seahawks.
The Rams were the lucky ones in the NFC West this week, as Jeff Fisher's team did not sustain any injuries in their win over the Houston Texans.
San Francisco 49ers
The San Francisco 49ers lost two players on the defensive line as Ray McDonald and Glenn Dorsey were both forced out of Sunday's game against Arizona.
McDonald attempted to play through pain, but was forced to leave the game due to a bicep injury. This forced the rotational Dorsey into the lineup, but he was forced out too. There is no further update on either player’s status at this time.
Seattle Seahawks
Steven Hauschka attempted to tackle kick returner Darius Reynaud in Sunday's win over the Tennessee Titans, and was on the wrong side of the hit.
Hauschka left the field with a possible concussion and did not return. He will undergo the league’s tests this week, and there is no official update whether he’ll be able to play in Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals.











