Cleveland Browns’ ball-hawking safety Tashaun Gipson did not suffer a torn ACL as the team first feared, but he will be lost for the rest of the regular season with a grade 3 MCL injury.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported that Gipson had an MRI on Monday that revealed the extent of the injury. Gipson could be healthy enough to play in the postseason should the Browns advance. Gipson leads the league with six interceptions.

Gipson was injured in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s 26-24 win over the Atlanta Falcons. He and cornerback Joe Haden collided in the end zone while covering Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones.

“Gipson is one of the best safeties, one of the top three in the NFL for sure,” Haden said. “Losing him, you can’t replace him, but in the NFL nobody is going to feel bad for you.”