Oregon receiver Tez Johnson is expected to miss some time with a shoulder injury suffered in Week 10 38–17 win fish Michigan. However, the injury is not expected to end the season, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports.

Johnson suffered the injury on the Ducks’ opening possession last Saturday and returned to the sideline in civilian clothes in the first half with his right arm in a sling. He had one reception for 11 yards in the game.

Oregon has three games left its regular season scheduleso it’s unclear if Johnson expects to return sometime in the next four weeks or if he’ll be available during a likely run in the College Football Playoff.

The hope is that Johnson can return for the Big Ten championship game, scheduled for Dec. 7. according to Ducks Wire. This would be a four-week window for recovery.

Johnson is the Ducks’ leading receiver this season with 64 receptions for 649 yards and eight touchdowns. In two seasons at Oregon, he has 150 catches for 1,831 yards and 18 TDs. Johnson played his first three college seasons at Troycatching 141 passes for 1,809 yards and eight scores.