The NFL Week 6 injury front is led by a pair of young stars who went down on Sunday and one that could have a big impact on the toughest division in the NFL. , but has four touchdown receptions and 279 receiving yards through the first six games of his rookie season.

For the first time since the current division format was adopted in 2002, four teams in the same division have recorded at least four wins over six weeks. That division is the NFC North, home to the Detroit Lions, who are coming off a big loss following their 47-9 victory over the Cowboys. Speaking of those Cowboys, not all is well in Dallas – at least when the team is playing at home, where they’re giving up nearly 40 points per game.

Here’s a look at some of the biggest stories in the NFL coming out of Week 6.

Aidan Hutchinson expected to miss the rest of the season

The Lions’ pass rushing specialist leads the NFL in sacks with 6.5 but was carted off the field Sunday in Dallas with what was reportedly a broken tibia. He underwent surgery Sunday in Dallas and is expected to miss the remainder of the 2024 season, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Hutchinson had 11.5 sacks in 2023 and made his first Pro Bowl last season.

Is the heat turning on Mike McCarthy in Dallas?

If you were to just look at the Dallas Cowboys’ road results this year, you would find a 3-0 team that, while needing to clean up some things, has managed to pick up a few close wins and even outlast the opponent has defeated. 4-2 Steelers at Pittsburgh. When you take a look at the Cowboys’ home results, you’re looking at a team that has hardly been competitive and, except for two quarters, has completely stomped on its own field. The Cowboys have given up 119 points at home in three games this season (39.7 points per game).

After the worst home loss of the Jerry Jones era — coincidentally on his 82nd birthday — Jones said he is not considering a coaching change, even as questions about Mike McCarthy continue to swirl. The Cowboys are off in Week 7 and will play their next two games on the road.

Marvin Harrison Jr. suffers a concussion against Packers

One of the most exciting rookies in the NFL stumbled and had to be held off the field during the Arizona Cardinals’ 34-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Harrison had not yet caught a pass in the game when he was ruled out with a concussion, but has four touchdown receptions and 279 receiving yards through the first six games of his rookie season.