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Greg Jennings - WR, Green Bay Packers 11/8/2006
Green Bay rookie WR Greg Jennings (ankle) is listed as questionable to play on Sunday when the Packers play at Minnesota. Head coach Mike McCarthy said on Wednesday that he was hopeful Jennings would be able to practice on Friday and play on Sunday.
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Larry Fitzgerald - WR, Arizona Cardinals 11/8/2006
Arizona WR Larry Fitzgerald (hamstring) has been practicing this week and is expected to play when the Cardinals host Dallas on Sunday. However, head coach Dennis Green said that his star receiver would probably play only half a game.
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Amani Toomer - WR, New York Giants 11/8/2006
New York Giants WR Amani Toomer will miss the rest of the season with a partially torn ACL in his left knee. Toomer felt pain in his knee during the Giants' 14-10 defeat of Houston on Sunday, but he finished the game and didn't know the extent of his injury until he had an MRI exam on Monday. The Giants' all-time leading receiver will undergo surgery to repair the tear.
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Terry Glenn - WR, Dallas Cowboys 11/8/2006
Dallas WR Terry Glenn (quadriceps) sat out practice on Wednesday and his status for Sunday's game at Arizona is currently unknown. Glenn played in the Cowboys' Week 9 game against the Redskins despite being a late-week add to the team's injury report.
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Santonio Holmes - WR, Pittsburgh Steelers 11/8/2006
Pittsburgh head coach Bill Cowher said on Tuesday that there could be some changes in the reeling Steelers' starting lineup, and speculation is that rookie WR Santonio Holmes may get the nod as the Steelers' starting flanker when the team hosts New Orleans on Sunday. Holmes is second on the team to Hines Ward with 22 catches and 323 yards, while incumbent starter Cedrick Wilson is third in both categories despite playing more that Holmes. Wilson has also fumbled two games in a row, including a costly one against Denver on Sunday.
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Joe Horn - WR, New Orleans Saints 11/8/2006
New Orleans head coach Sean Payton said that WR Joe Horn (groin) might play in the Saints' game at Pittsburgh on Sunday, but that he wouldn't know for sure until later in the week after Horn undergoes a couple more days of treatment. Horn didn't play in the Saints' Week 9 win over Tampa Bay.
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David Garrard - QB, Jacksonville Jaguars 11/8/2006
Backup QB David Garrard will make his third straight start for Jacksonville when the Jaguars host Houston on Sunday. Head coach Jack Del Rio said on Monday that No. 1 QB Byron Leftwich (ankle) is as healthy as he's going to get this season and indicated in no uncertain terms that he would prefer to stick with Garrard, who is healthy and playing well. There is increasing speculation that Leftwich will need surgery on his injured ankle and that Garrard will remain the team's starting QB for the duration of the season.
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Lamont Jordan - RB, Oakland Raiders 11/8/2006
Oakland head coach Art Shell said there's no doubt that the Raiders will place greater emphasis on achieving a more balanced pass/run ratio when the team hosts Denver on Sunday. The Raiders ran the ball a season-low 13 times in their 16-0 loss to Seattle on Monday night. Starting RB Lamont Jordan carried the ball only nine times for 63 yards in that game, and backup Justin Fargas carried the ball only once for -2 yards after carrying the ball 41 times total the previous two weeks when Jordan was out with a back injury.
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Matt Hasselbeck - QB, Seattle Seahawks 11/8/2006
Seattle starting QB Matt Hasselbeck could resume practicing this week and is on pace to return for the Seahawk's Nov. 19 game at San Francisco. Hasselbeck sprained his right knee in Seattle's home loss to Minnesota on Oct. 22
Green Bay rookie WR Greg Jennings (ankle) is listed as questionable to play on Sunday when the Packers play at Minnesota. Head coach Mike McCarthy said on Wednesday that he was hopeful Jennings would be able to practice on Friday and play on Sunday.
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Larry Fitzgerald - WR, Arizona Cardinals 11/8/2006
Arizona WR Larry Fitzgerald (hamstring) has been practicing this week and is expected to play when the Cardinals host Dallas on Sunday. However, head coach Dennis Green said that his star receiver would probably play only half a game.
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Amani Toomer - WR, New York Giants 11/8/2006
New York Giants WR Amani Toomer will miss the rest of the season with a partially torn ACL in his left knee. Toomer felt pain in his knee during the Giants' 14-10 defeat of Houston on Sunday, but he finished the game and didn't know the extent of his injury until he had an MRI exam on Monday. The Giants' all-time leading receiver will undergo surgery to repair the tear.
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Terry Glenn - WR, Dallas Cowboys 11/8/2006
Dallas WR Terry Glenn (quadriceps) sat out practice on Wednesday and his status for Sunday's game at Arizona is currently unknown. Glenn played in the Cowboys' Week 9 game against the Redskins despite being a late-week add to the team's injury report.
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Santonio Holmes - WR, Pittsburgh Steelers 11/8/2006
Pittsburgh head coach Bill Cowher said on Tuesday that there could be some changes in the reeling Steelers' starting lineup, and speculation is that rookie WR Santonio Holmes may get the nod as the Steelers' starting flanker when the team hosts New Orleans on Sunday. Holmes is second on the team to Hines Ward with 22 catches and 323 yards, while incumbent starter Cedrick Wilson is third in both categories despite playing more that Holmes. Wilson has also fumbled two games in a row, including a costly one against Denver on Sunday.
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Joe Horn - WR, New Orleans Saints 11/8/2006
New Orleans head coach Sean Payton said that WR Joe Horn (groin) might play in the Saints' game at Pittsburgh on Sunday, but that he wouldn't know for sure until later in the week after Horn undergoes a couple more days of treatment. Horn didn't play in the Saints' Week 9 win over Tampa Bay.
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David Garrard - QB, Jacksonville Jaguars 11/8/2006
Backup QB David Garrard will make his third straight start for Jacksonville when the Jaguars host Houston on Sunday. Head coach Jack Del Rio said on Monday that No. 1 QB Byron Leftwich (ankle) is as healthy as he's going to get this season and indicated in no uncertain terms that he would prefer to stick with Garrard, who is healthy and playing well. There is increasing speculation that Leftwich will need surgery on his injured ankle and that Garrard will remain the team's starting QB for the duration of the season.
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Lamont Jordan - RB, Oakland Raiders 11/8/2006
Oakland head coach Art Shell said there's no doubt that the Raiders will place greater emphasis on achieving a more balanced pass/run ratio when the team hosts Denver on Sunday. The Raiders ran the ball a season-low 13 times in their 16-0 loss to Seattle on Monday night. Starting RB Lamont Jordan carried the ball only nine times for 63 yards in that game, and backup Justin Fargas carried the ball only once for -2 yards after carrying the ball 41 times total the previous two weeks when Jordan was out with a back injury.
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Matt Hasselbeck - QB, Seattle Seahawks 11/8/2006
Seattle starting QB Matt Hasselbeck could resume practicing this week and is on pace to return for the Seahawk's Nov. 19 game at San Francisco. Hasselbeck sprained his right knee in Seattle's home loss to Minnesota on Oct. 22