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Clinton Portis - RB, Washington Redskins 11/1/2006
Washington RB Clinton Portis (ankle) practiced on Wednesday and is expected to play when the Redskins host Dallas on Sunday. Portis sprained his ankle against the Colts on Oct. 22.
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Chad Pennington - QB, New York Jets 11/1/2006
Speculation is growing that Jets starting QB Chad Pennington's surgically repaired throwing shoulder might be tiring as the season progresses. Pennington, who owns the second-highest completion percentage in NFL history, hit only 11 of 28 passes for 108 yards, two interceptions and two touchdowns in the Jets 20-13 loss to the Browns on Sunday. He's also thrown six interceptions in the past four games, which equals the worst four-game stretch of his career.
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Joseph Addai - RB, Indianapolis Colts 11/1/2006
Colts rookie RB Joseph Addai may have established himself as the team's feature running back after splitting carries with fifth-year RB Dominic Rhodes for much of the season. In the Colts 34-31 win over the Broncos on Sunday, Addai carried the ball 17 times for a career-high 93 yards and added five catches for 37 yards. Meanwhile, Rhodes carried three times for zero yards and caught three passes for 43 yards.
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Santana Moss - WR, Washington Redskins 11/1/2006
Washington WR Santana Moss (hamstring) is questionable to play on Sunday when the Redskins host Dallas.
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Priest Holmes - RB, Kansas City Chiefs 11/1/2006
Chiefs RB Priest Holmes would still like to play this season, according to team president-general manager Carl Peterson. Holmes, who hasn't played or practiced since he suffered a neck injury in Week 7 of last season, is scheduled to see a neurosurgeon near the end of this week. The Chiefs have until Week 12 to decide whether to place Holmes, who is currently on the physically unable to perform list, on the active roster or on injured reserve. An announcement is expected to be made by the end of the week.
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Brad Johnson - QB, Minnesota Vikings 11/1/2006
Minnesota head coach Brad Childress said on Tuesday that QB Brad Johnson would remain the team's starter despite his turnover-prone performance in the Vikings' 31-7 loss to New England on Monday night. Childress benched Johnson in favor of Brooks Bollinger following Johnson's third interception of the game
Washington RB Clinton Portis (ankle) practiced on Wednesday and is expected to play when the Redskins host Dallas on Sunday. Portis sprained his ankle against the Colts on Oct. 22.
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Chad Pennington - QB, New York Jets 11/1/2006
Speculation is growing that Jets starting QB Chad Pennington's surgically repaired throwing shoulder might be tiring as the season progresses. Pennington, who owns the second-highest completion percentage in NFL history, hit only 11 of 28 passes for 108 yards, two interceptions and two touchdowns in the Jets 20-13 loss to the Browns on Sunday. He's also thrown six interceptions in the past four games, which equals the worst four-game stretch of his career.
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Joseph Addai - RB, Indianapolis Colts 11/1/2006
Colts rookie RB Joseph Addai may have established himself as the team's feature running back after splitting carries with fifth-year RB Dominic Rhodes for much of the season. In the Colts 34-31 win over the Broncos on Sunday, Addai carried the ball 17 times for a career-high 93 yards and added five catches for 37 yards. Meanwhile, Rhodes carried three times for zero yards and caught three passes for 43 yards.
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Santana Moss - WR, Washington Redskins 11/1/2006
Washington WR Santana Moss (hamstring) is questionable to play on Sunday when the Redskins host Dallas.
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Priest Holmes - RB, Kansas City Chiefs 11/1/2006
Chiefs RB Priest Holmes would still like to play this season, according to team president-general manager Carl Peterson. Holmes, who hasn't played or practiced since he suffered a neck injury in Week 7 of last season, is scheduled to see a neurosurgeon near the end of this week. The Chiefs have until Week 12 to decide whether to place Holmes, who is currently on the physically unable to perform list, on the active roster or on injured reserve. An announcement is expected to be made by the end of the week.
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Brad Johnson - QB, Minnesota Vikings 11/1/2006
Minnesota head coach Brad Childress said on Tuesday that QB Brad Johnson would remain the team's starter despite his turnover-prone performance in the Vikings' 31-7 loss to New England on Monday night. Childress benched Johnson in favor of Brooks Bollinger following Johnson's third interception of the game
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