Second-year Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr struggled a great deal Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday afternoon prior to leaving the game with a hand injury late in the second quarter. 

Carr, who completed 7-of-12 passes for 61 yards prior to exiting the game, received X-rays immediately after the Raiders 33-13 loss. The good news here is that the X-rays showed up negative, which is an indication that Carr's injury shouldn't be long-term. 

Derek Carr did not break any bones in his hand. He was just unable to grip the ball due to swelling. Avoided anything serious, per source.

— John Middlekauff (@JohnMiddlekauff) September 13, 2015

The Raiders did not provide any further updates Sunday evening. 

If Carr is unable to go next week against the Baltimore Ravens, Matt McGloin will get the start. The third-year quarterback from Penn State completed 23-of-31 passes for just 142 yards with two scores and a interception after replacing Carr on Sunday. 

Neither player is anywhere near a DFS play this upcoming week. We will keep up you updated on Carr's status, especially considering he was rosterable in most re-draft and dyno leagues. If he's out for substantial time, you may be forced to his the waiver wire.