How long will the Patriots’ QB Mac Jones be out for after injuring his left leg?

In Week 3, the Patriots' Super Bowl ambitions were hit twice by a loss and an injury to their starting quarterback.

Patriots' Mac Jones injures left leg

Recent reports confirm that Mac Jones, the second-year New England Patriots quarterback, sustained a left leg injury during the team's Week 3 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Jones could be seen jumping off the field, clearly unable to lift any weight. Needless to mention, Jones did not return to play,said by best mobile slot games.

The injury occurred when the Ravens defensive lineman Calais Campbell struck Jones high. His sharp reaction made it clear that Jones had a problem. The hit caused Jones to gingerly get up and move to the sideline. Additional reports indicated Jones was in pain and was being carried to the locker room by teammates.

What's the future for Mac Jones and the Patriots?

It would be accurate to call it Jones’ best night. The Patriots' signal-caller, Lamar Jackson, struggled on Sunday afternoon. He completed 22 of 32 passes for 321 yard and three interceptions. Although he was able rushing five times for 31 yards and one touchdown, credit should be given to Lamar Jackson, the Ravens' quarterback. As they prepare to face Aaron Rodgers' Packers team, the Patriots will need to recollect their past. It appears that they will have no choice but to face the Packers without Jones' starting quarterback.