A Raiders linebacker lost his knee in the third quarter Sunday, according to team officials.

He was the second Raiders player in as many days to suffer a knee injury during a game.

Raiders running back Darren McFadden, who missed the first half of Sunday’s game with an ankle injury, was replaced by undrafted rookie James Jones in the fourth quarter.

Raiders coach Jack Del Rio said Jones is “doing a fantastic job” with his rehabilitation.

“The fact that Darren is still out there with his teammates and with our coaching staff, is something that we’ll just have to continue to evaluate,” Del Rio told reporters.

Raiders linebacker James Jones, a fourth-round draft pick in 2017, was sidelined with a knee problem.

The Raiders announced his injury during their weekly news conference.

Jones, who had four tackles and one sack Sunday, was the Raiders’ second-leading tackler on Sunday.

He suffered the injury after a collision with linebacker DeAndre Levy on the Raiders fourth-and-2 from their 20-yard line.

“James was a great teammate last year, and he was a huge reason why we won the game,” Delaryos said.

Raiders defensive tackle Tyvon Branch, who was injured on a tackle by Raiders defensive lineman Jason Taylor late in the first quarter, was not available for comment.

“I just hope that he’s doing all he can do to make sure that he gets as much as he can back,” Delroy said.

Jones’ injury is the second for Raiders linebacker Tyvon Clark in a week.

On Sept. 11, Clark sustained a knee ligament injury in practice and was placed on injured reserve.

The next day, Delroy announced Clark would miss at least three weeks, potentially four weeks.

Clark, who started all 17 games in 2016, was suspended for one game for violating the league’s policy on performance-enhancing drugs.

The league imposed a six-game ban on Clark.

Raiders cornerback DeAndre Washington (right) and safety Jourdan Lewis (right), who played together for three seasons, were both injured during the Raiders 27-24 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sept. 14.

Washington was limited to a few snaps.

Lewis suffered a sprained ankle and was ruled out for the game.

“We just have a lot of depth at cornerback,” Delrayos said of the Raiders.

“With Tyvon, DeAndre, Jourdain, Tyvon’s out, and Jourdes, they’re playing great.”

Raiders linebacker Deandre Washington, left, and safety Jalen Ellis were both hurt on a run play against the Colts on Sunday, Sept. 19, 2016.

Raiders quarterback Derek Carr (2) fumbled a punt return for a touchdown on a 3rd-and 15 in the second quarter.

(Photo: Mike Jones, Associated Press) Raiders defensive end Jalen Ellenson (right, shoulder pads) was ruled to have suffered a concussion after his helmet came off while tackling Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Dwayne Allen on the Colts first-quarter kickoff return.

Colts running back Andrew Luck (9) ran for a first down and then was sacked on the next play.

“It’s hard to win that way.

We have to make some plays,” Carr said.

“Just keep fighting and keep pushing.

It’s not going to be easy.”

Raiders running backs Darren McFadam (5) and Darren McFeal (7) ran with the ball during their first NFL game on Sunday against the Indianapolis Indians.

(Image: Matt Kryger, AP) Raiders quarterback Andrew Luck has thrown for 7,065 yards, 16 touchdowns and no interceptions in four games.

Luck has completed 54.4 percent of his passes and thrown 16 touchdowns against four interceptions.

Raiders backup quarterback Tyler Wilson has completed 49.9 percent of passes for 2,633 yards and six touchdowns against one interception.

Raiders wide receiver Corey Brown has caught three passes for 63 yards and a touchdown.

“He’s done a great job of moving the ball and making plays,” Raiders coach Jon Gruden said of Wilson.

“His confidence has been there all year.

He’s playing at a high level.

He did a great move to the ball, got a great release.”

Raiders cornerback Jourden Lewis (21) had his helmet replaced on Sunday in the Raiders practice facility.

Lewis was hurt on the first play of the game when he hit Colts runningback Isaiah Crowell.

Lewis did not return.

Lewis is a first-team All-Pro selection in 2018.

Raiders rookie safety Darryl Roberts, who played with Lewis in 2018, is also out with a hamstring injury.

Raiders safety Darian Stewart was injured in the fifth quarter.

He also did not participate in the game because of an injury to his knee.

Raiders head coach Jack Pagano said he expects Stewart to return Sunday.

“That’s not necessarily what we’re saying right now, but we