As always, here's the comprehensive Injury Wrap Up covering all the week 10 injuries.

One surprising note to add is that the Associated Press is reporting Chicago LB Brian Urlacher will be out 4-6 weeks. This one is still very murky as for details but here is exactly what the AP is saying:

"Chicago Bears Pro Bowl linebacker Brian Urlacher will miss four to six weeks with a lower left leg injury sustained in Sunday's 19-17 win over the Tennessee Titans.

Urlacher, who missed all of the preseason and two regular-season games with a hamstring problem, had a surgical procedure done early Monday morning on his leg, coach Lovie Smith said.

There was some internal bleeding in the area of the injury, Smith said. He said Urlacher would not be put on injured reserve."

We'll have more for you on this one as it's available.

Here's the rest of the run down from around the league. Hope you're doing better than these guys.

Joe

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Quarterbacks

Arizona's Josh McCown took a strong blow that snapped his head into the turf on Sunday (from Giant Gibril Wilson), and the hit was still causing problems after the game (McCown was reportedly "woozy" at the end of the game). He'll be evaluated further as the week goes along.

Buffalo's J.P. Losman completed his comeback from a broken leg as he saw some game-time vs. New England Sunday night (1/2 for 5 yards, 0 TDs and 1 interception, with a fumble lost to boot).

Jacksonville's Byron Leftwich missed the game on Sunday, as expected (knee, out on Friday).

Miami's injured QB Jay Fiedler will not have his starting job when he heals from his neck stinger, the team's new coach announced today. A.J. Feeley has been declared the starter, and it looks like interim coach Jim Bates is intending to stick with Feeley ""We plan on A.J. playing well and playing well throughout."

Minnesota's Daunte Culpepper bruised his knee in the game on Sunday, but returned to action - the injury does not appear serious at this time.

New York Jets' Chad Pennington missed the game on Sunday, as expected (shoulder, out on Friday's injury report).

Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck suffered a "charley horse" on the first play of the game on Sunday, and played very poorly throughout the contest (although his receivers continue to contribute to the problem by dropping catchable balls).

Tampa Bay's Brian Griese was bruised in several places after taking 7 sacks (and a lot of other hits) in the game vs. the Falcons. The team did not report a major injury to their QB, though.

Tennessee's Steve McNair was active for the game on Sunday, but did not play due to his bruised sternum (coaches' decision). Billy Volek played well substituting for McNair, but Tennessee lost the game when Volek was sacked in the endzone for a safety during the OT period.

Running Backs

Carolina's Stephen Davis missed the game on Sunday due to his injured knee, as expected (out on Friday's injury report). He has been placed on IR, and is expected to have another surgery on his ailing knee in the near future. Fellow RB Joey Harris was inactive due to his bad hamstring.

Chicago's Thomas Jones was inactive on Sunday due to his injured toe (questionable on Friday's injury report).

Cincinnati's Chris Perry (abdomen, doubtful) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Cleveland's William Green was not injured in the game, although his lip was split by Steelers LB Joey Porter before the game during an altercation that led to both players being ejected before the game started.

Detroit's Stephen Trejo (knee, doubtful) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Green Bay's Ahman Green suffered a bruised knee cap during the game on Sunday, but returned to action (21/145/0 rushing). Fellow RB Najeh Davenport injured his hamstring during the game, and will be evaluated further as the week goes along.

Houston's Tony Hollings (hamstring, out) missed the game on Sunday due to his lingering injury. Hollings has been struggling to rehab his hamstring for several weeks.

Jacksonville's Fred Taylor left the game on Sunday briefly due to leg cramps, but returned to action and finished the game with 23/144/0 rushing.

KC RB Priest Holmes missed the game on Sunday, due to his injured knee (doubtful on Friday's injury report). Derrick Blaylock played and was very effective in relief of Holmes.

Minnesota's Mewelde Moore missed the game on Sunday due to his injured ankle (questionable on Friday's injury report).

New England's Corey Dillon was sidelined for part of the first half due to a left knee contusion. He returned to action in the second half of the game, and ended the day with 26/151/0 rushing.
New York Giants' RB Mike Cloud (back, questionable) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Pittsburgh's Duce Staley missed the game on Sunday due to his injured hamstring - he was listed as questionable on Friday. Fellow RB Verron Haynes also sat the game out (toe, doubtful on Friday). FB Dan Kreider left the game after the first series due to a stinger. Jerome Bettis suffered from cramps in his right leg and left the game in the 4th quarter due to the problem.

Tampa Bay's Mike Alstott missed the game on Sunday as expected (knee, out on Friday). Fellow FB Greg Comella strained his lower back in the game - the severity of the strain is not currently known.

Tennessee's Chris Brown played on Sunday, he looked OK at first but was clearly limited later by his nagging toe injury - coach Fisher indicated that the toe was a problem that would need further evaluation this week.

Wide Receivers

Atlanta's Brian Finneran missed the game on Sunday due to his injured pectoral muscle (questionable on Friday's injury report).

Buffalo's Josh Reed missed the game on Sunday due to his injured knee (doubtful on Friday).

Cleveland's WR Andre King missed the game due to his injured ankle - a "high" ankle sprain that he's been struggling with for weeks (doubtful on Friday's injury report). Fellow WR Andre Davis also missed the game on Sunday (toe, doubtful).

Detroit's Tai Streets was inactive on Sunday due to his hamstring injury (questionable on Friday). Az-Zahir Hakim was forced out of the game when his sore back flared up. Roy Williams was limited due to his injured ankle - the Lions' receiving corps is really banged up right now.

Green Bay's Robert Ferguson injured his shoulder on Sunday, but returned to action. He only managed 1/2/0 during the game, though - he will be evaluated further as the week goes along. Right now the injury is described as a dislocated shoulder.

Indianapolis' WRs Troy Walters (broken arm, out on Friday's injury report) and Brad Pyatt (thigh, probable on Friday) were both inactive for the game on Sunday.

Minnesota's Randy Moss missed the game on Sunday due to his injured hamstring, as expected (out on Friday's injury report). He is scheduled for a diagnostic MRI sometime between today and Wednesday to further evaluate his progress. On Monday Coach Tice indicated that Moss' return to the lineup was most likely to occur on Nov. 28th - he's doubtful to play this week vs. Detroit.

New England's Deion Branch continues to be sidelined by his injury (knee, questionable) - he was inactive on Sunday.

New York Giants' Amani Toomer left the game on Sunday after a hard hit (his helmet was knocked off), but returned 2 plays later.

San Francisco's Kevan Barlow played a strong half of football (60 yards and 2 TDs rushing in the first half), but then got stuffed, injured, and finally benched during the 49ers second half (-15 yards rushing and an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in the second half). He has left shoulder and hip injuries of an unspecified severity - but the bigger problem for Barlow owners is that he is in coach Erickson's doghouse over the penalty. Stay tuned.

St. Louis' Torry Holt left the game on Sunday with a concussion and did not return to action. He will be evaluated further as the week goes along - post-concussion symptoms sometimes take a few days to crop up. Keep an eye on his status later in the week if Holt is on your roster. Dane Looker was inactive for the game on Sunday due to his injury (ankle, doubtful on Friday's injury report).

Seattle's Koren Robinson is scheduled for his drug-related suspension appeal hearing on Tuesday. If the league denies his appeal, then Robinson would reportedly go on a 4 game suspension immediately. Stay tuned on this developing story if you are a Robinson owner.

Tennessee's Tyrone Calico (knee, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected.

Tight Ends

Baltimore's Todd Heap was inactive for the game on Sunday, as expected (ankle, out on Friday).

Carolina's TE Kris Mangum (neck, not listed) did not play due to a sore neck.

Chicago's TE John Gilmore suffered a chin laceration in the game on Sunday, but returned to action. The injury is not considered serious at this point.

Green Bay's David Martin left the game on Sunday with a knee injury. He's going to be evaluated further as the week goes along.

Jacksonville's George Wrighster (back, out) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Kansas City's TE Kris Wilson continues to miss games due to his leg/ankle injury (out on Friday's injury report).

New York Jets' TE Chris Baker broke his hand in the game on Sunday, but continued to play. His status for this week is unknown at the present time.

St. Louis' Cameron Cleeland sprained his right ankle in the 2nd quarter on Sunday, but returned to action in the 3rd - the sprain is not considered serious at this time.

Seattle's Itula Mili was inactive on Sunday due to his injured groin (questionable on Friday).

Place Kickers

Carolina's John Kasay left the game on Sunday due to a strained calf, and did not return to action. P Todd Sauerbrun filled in and converted 4 PAT and a FG in relief of Kasay.

Washington's John Hall missed the game on Sunday (right groin, out on Friday's injury report) as expected.

Punters

Baltimore's Dave Zastudil injured his shoulder in the game on Sunday and could not return to action. QB/P Kordell Stewart handled the punting duties and was surprisingly effective (the commentators described his punts as "knuckle-balls" that had unpredictable motion, leading to a lack of returns). On Monday the injury is being described as a separated shoulder - no timetable for his return has been established.

Offensive Linemen

Baltimore's LT Jonathan Ogden missed the game on Sunday due to his injured hamstring (questionable on Friday's injury report). G Edwin Mulitalo broke his pinkie toe in the game, and did not return to action (although he claimed he could have done so after the game "It's not a big deal").

Carolina's T Todd Fordham strained his was knocked out of the game with a strained left knee. The severity of the strain isn't currently known - he'll be evaluated further.

Houston's RT Todd Wade missed the game on Sunday, as expected (ankle, out).

Indianapolis' G Rick DeMulling (questionable on Friday's injury report) missed the game on Sunday, due to his injured chest. RG Tupe Peko sprained an ankle in the game on Sunday - the severity of the sprain is not currently known, and Peko will be evaluated further.

New York Giant's T Marques Sullivan (ankle, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday. LT Luke Petitgout played despite a concussion suffered last week, but clearly wasn't 100% and admitted to dizziness and fatigue after the game on Sunday.

St. Louis' G Scott Tercero missed the game on Sunday, as expected (shoulder, out on Friday). LG Chris Dishman left the game with a sprained left knee and did not return to action on Sunday.

San Francisco's C Jeremy Newberry (knee/back, out on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday, as expected. He has missed several games due to his constellation of injuries.

Tennessee's LT Brad Hopkins will require surgery to repair several broken bones in his right hand, according to coach Fisher.

Defensive Linemen

Atlanta's DT Ed Jasper suffered a head laceration in the game on Sunday, but returned to action. The injury is not considered serious at this time.

Buffalo's DE Constantin Ritzmann (foot, out on Friday) was unable to play in the game on Sunday. He has now been placed on IR and is officially done for the season.

Cincinnati's DE Carl Powell (knee, doubtful) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Detroit's DE Jared DeVries (groin, questionable) was inactive on Sunday due to his injury. DE James Hall missed a few snaps on Sunday due to cramps, while DT Shaun Rogers suffered a stinger - neither injury is considered serious at this time.

Kansas City's DT Junior Siavii (ankle) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury. He was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report.

New York Giants' DEs Michael Strahan (pectoral, IR) and Keith Washington (knee, IR) both missed the game on Sunday. They are both done for the season.

New York Jets' DE Shaun Ellis missed the game on Sunday, due to his groin injury (questionable on Friday's injury report).

San Francisco's DE Andrew Williams (shin, probable on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Seattle's DE Grant Wistrom was unable to play in the game on Sunday due to his broken kneecap (doubtful on Friday).

Tampa Bay's DT Anthony McFarland was sidelined due to his injured triceps (he was listed as questionable on Friday).

Tennessee's DT Albert Haynesworth injured his right elbow during the game on Sunday, and was in a great deal of pain after the event. An MRI is scheduled for Monday - it looks like he may miss a significant amount of time due to this injury (a dislocated elbow?). DE Carlos Hall was inactive on Sunday due to his injured knee (questionable on Friday's injury report).

Washington's DE Phillip Daniels (groin, out) missed the game on Sunday as expected. DT Cornelius Griffin sat out the second half of the game on Sunday due to an injured hip flexor and a MRI is scheduled for Monday to further evaluate the injury.

Linebackers

Arizona's Leon Joe (groin, doubtful) was unable to play in the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Carolina's MLB Dan Morgan was forced out of the game due to a blow to the head. The injury either concussed Morgan again (he was concussed two weeks ago, and missed last week's game), or aggravated symptoms from that injury - either way, Morgan is struggling with concussions and post-concussion symptoms mightily this season.

Chicago LB Brian Urlacher will miss four to six weeks with a lower left leg injury according to the AP. Coach Lovie Smith said Urlacher had a surgical procedure done early Monday on the leg. Smith said there was some internal bleeding in the area of the injury but that Urlacher would not be put on injured reserve.

Chicago's LB Marcus Reese (foot, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected.

Cincinnati's Caleb Miller (ankle, doubtful on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Detroit's Boss Bailey (knee, out on Friday) missed the game on Sunday, as expected. Fellow LB Donte' Curry also missed the game (knee, questionable on Friday) was also sidelined due to his injury. James Davis suffered a stinger in the game on Sunday, but the injury is not considered serious at this time.

Green Bay's Na'il Diggs sprained a calf muscle in the game on Sunday, and did not return to action. He will be evaluated further later in the week.

Indianapolis' LB Keyon Whiteside has been sidelined for the rest of the season (knee, IR). Gilbert Gardner pulled a hamstring in the game on Sunday - the severity of the pull is not currently known.

Jacksonville's LB Daryl Smith (knee, doubtful) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Kansas City's OLB Shawn Barber missed the game on Sunday due to his injured knee (out on Friday's injury report, now on IR). He will undergo reconstructive surgery on his knee in the near future. His replacement at OLB, Monty Beisel, went down due to an aggravation of the calf injury that had kept Beisel out of 2 previous games - no word is yet available on how serious this latest tweak to Beisel's calf is.

Minnesota's LB Raonall Smith (concussion, out) missed the game on Sunday due to complications resulting from his second concussion of the regular season.

New England's LB Matt Chatham (hamstring, questionable) did not play in the game on Sunday due to his injury - he was inactive.

New York Giant's LB Barrett Green was inactive for the game on Sunday, due to his injured knee/ankle (out on Friday's injury report). Nick Greisen had the wind knocked out, but returned to action without any further problems.

New York Jets' Jason Glenn missed the game on Sunday, as expected (forearm, out on Friday).

San Francisco's LBs Richard Seigler (foot, doubtful) and Ray Wells (ankle, out) were inactive for the game vs. Carolina due to their injuries.

Seattle's Tracy White injured his hamstring in the fourth quarter on Sunday and did not return to action.

Tennessee's Rob Reynolds suffered a concussion during the game on Sunday. He will be evaluated further as the week goes along - post-concussion symptoms often crop up several days after the initial brain trauma. Fellow LB Rocky Calmus was inactive due to his sore back (he's been struggling with his injured back all season) after being listed as questionable on Friday.

Washington's LBs LaVar Arrington (knee) and Mike Barrow (knee) were both sidelined by their lingering injuries on Sunday. Both were listed as out on Friday's injury report. Arrington is expected to be out another 2-3 weeks due to his injury (bone bruise), while Barrow has acute tendonitis in his left knee and hasn't been able to play a down this season. Now, LB Khary Campbell tore up his left knee on Sunday (Coach Gibbs indicated that season-ending surgery is probable for Campbell). The Redskins are down to one healthy LB in reserve behind the starters - Brandon Barnes.

Defensive Backs

Baltimore's DB Deion Sanders missed the game on Sunday due to his injured toe/foot (questionable on Friday's injury report). CB Chris McAlister suffered a stinger in the game on Sunday and did not return to action. His status for next week is unknown at the present time - he'll be evaluated further, and a MRI is scheduled for Monday.

Buffalo's CB Troy Vincent (knee) was unable to play on Sunday. He was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report. S Coy Wire (abdomen, doubtful) was also sidelined on Sunday.

Carolina's CB Artrell Hawkins was inactive on Sunday due to his injured hamstring (questionable on Friday).

Chicago's CB Charles Tillman (knee, out) and S Bobby Gray (groin injury, doubtful on Friday) both missed the game on Sunday, as they have for several weeks in a row. DB Alfonso Marshall sprained a knee in the game on Sunday, and was carted off the field. He'll be evaluated further to determine the severity of the knee injury.

Cincinnati's CB Rashad Bauman missed the game on Sunday due to his injured Achilles (doubtful on Friday's injury report).

Cleveland's CB Leigh Bodden (torn pectoral muscle, IR) has been lost for the season due to his injury.

Dallas' S Darren Woodson may be inching closer to retirement, according to an AP report on Monday. His back hasn't recovered sufficiently from offseason back surgery to allow him to return to the field. A nerve that runs to his leg has been adversely affected and that is reducing his ability to run and cut properly.

Detroit's CB Fernando Bryant was kicked in the shin on Sunday, but the injury is not considered serious.

Houston's S Jason Simmons (head, out on Friday) missed the game on Sunday, as expected. CB Jason Bell broke both of his forearm bones in his right arm and will require surgery to repair the injury. He is almost certainly done for the season.

Indianapolis' S Mike Doss (groin, doubtful) missed the game on Sunday.

Kansas City's CB Dexter McCleon (hamstring, questionable) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

New England's CB Tyrone Poole (knee, out) was inactive for the game on Sunday. Fellow CB Ty Law was inactive due to his injured foot (out on Friday's injury report). CB Asante Samuel was active (shoulder, probable on Friday), but did not play in the game. He was spotted icing the injured shoulder after the game.

New Orleans' CB Ashley Ambrose (knee, questionable) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

New York Jets' S Rashad Washington (foot, out) and fellow Ss Derek Pagel (calf, IR) and Jon McGraw (groin, questionable) all missed the game this past Sunday - they were inactive.

New York Giant's S Jack Brewer (lower leg, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected. S Gibril Wilson dinged his left shoulder in the game, but returned to action. After the game he indicated that the injury was not serious.

Pittsburgh's CB Chad Scott was inactive on Sunday, as expected (quadriceps, out on Friday).

San Francisco's CB Ahmed Plummer missed the game due to his neck injury (out on Friday).

St. Louis' S Antuan Edwards (groin, out on Friday) and CB Tod McBride (hamstring, questionable) both missed the game on Sunday due to their injuries. CB Travis Fisher played despite needing oral surgery to repair a broken bone in his jaw last week (and some cracked teeth).

Seattle's CB Ken Lucas managed to play in the game on Sunday, despite the chest injury he suffered in the game last week.

Tennessee's S Tank Williams injured his left leg during the game on Sunday, and had to be helped off the field (he did not return to action). A MRI is scheduled for Monday to further evaluate his injury. Early indications are that Williams injured his ACL and may miss significant amounts of time. S Lance Shulters was unable to play due to his injured foot (out on Friday's injury report), while CB Andre Dyson was forced from the field due to cramps and couldn't return to action. S Scott McGarrahan injured his right ankle, but it appears to be a mild sprain at this time.