As we do every Monday, here's the full report covering the injuries from yesterdays games.

Hope you're doing better than these guys.

Joe

Quarterbacks

Arizona's John Navarre injured his ring finger (throwing hand) but played through the injury on Sunday. He suffered through a 4 interception performance vs. Detroit (18/40 for 168 yards, 1 TD and 4 interceptions). Coach Dennis Green said after the game that Navarre would start for this Sunday's game but changed his tune today and has announced that Josh McCown will now start.

Atlanta's Michael Vick missed one play after taking a hard shot (and banging his head) from Buccaneer Derrick Brooks. He returned to play and suffered through a miserable 27-0 drubbing from the Buccaneers. If the head injury to Vick turns out to be more significant than it seems on Monday, Matt Schaub would be the guy to fill in for Vick.

Chicago's QB Craig Krenzel was inactive due to his right ankle injury (out on Friday's injury report) - Chad Hutchinson may have resurrected his NFL career with an impressive and surprising 18/30 for 213 yards, 3 TDs and 0 interceptions performance on Sunday.

Cleveland's Jeff Garcia was sidelined for the game on Sunday due to his shoulder injury/being in the new coaches' dog-house. He suited up but did not play. Kelly Holcomb didn't play due to his injured ribs - rookie QB Luke McCown started and finished the game with (20/34 for 277 yards, 2 TDs and 2 interceptions).

Houston's David Carr took a hard hit on Sunday that caused him to have a sore neck after the game - he missed only 1 play during the game, though, and the injury isn't considered serious at this time.

Miami's A.J. Feeley played through his various bumps and bruises on Sunday, with mixed results (25/51 for 303 yards, 3 TDs and a whopping 5 interceptions).

New York Jets' Chad Pennington played and played well on Sunday - his shoulder looks fully healed.

San Francisco's Tim Rattay suffered an injury to his foot arch early in the game on Sunday, but stayed in the game. He's questionable to play in the next game. Ken Dorsey would likely step in if Rattay can't play (the 49er offense has looked even worse when Dorsey is under center, though - not a recommended FA move).

St. Louis' Marc Bulger injured his right (throwing) shoulder early in the game on Sunday, and couldn't continue to play. Backup Chris Chandler stepped in and played well in relief of Bulger - further examinations after the game and on Monday showed that, while not a serious injury, the bruising is painful enough that Chandler is likely to start in relief of Bulger this week.

Tennessee's Steve McNair sat out the game on Sunday to rest his injured sternum (and various other bumps and bruises incurred during the course of the season). Billy Volek is the replacement when McNair can't play.

Running Backs

Arizona's Emmitt Smith missed the game on Sunday due to his injured toe (doubtful), as expected. Larry Croom was unimpressive in relief of Smith (18/49/0 rushing, with 5/23/0 from Josh Scobey as an assist).

Baltimore's Jamal Lewis' ankle injury kept him on the sidelines on Sunday (out on Friday's report).

Buffalo's Travis Henry missed the game on Sunday due to his leg/ankle injury (out on Friday's injury report), as expected. Willis McGahee left the game briefly to have his ankle attended to by the training staff, but returned to action and looked just fine.

Cleveland's Lee Suggs (toe injury, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Cincinnati's Chris Perry (abdomen, questionable) was inactive on Sunday as usual.

Green Bay's Ahman Green wore a "flak jacket" during the game on Sunday and did not appear to aggravate the injured ribs that kept him out of the game two games ago.

Houston's Tony Hollings (hamstring, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected.

KC RB Priest Holmes missed the game on Sunday, due to his injured knee (out on Friday). Derrick Blaylock suffered a neck strain on a hard hit, and was limited to part-time duty for the rest of the game - Larry Johnson did well in his opportunity, with 20/118/1 rushing and 3/56/1 receiving in relief of Holmes and Blaylock. Coach Vermeil indicated that Blaylock could have played more if necessary, but the team wanted to be careful with him after the hard hit.

Miami's Sammy Morris was unable to play in the game on Sunday due to his injured ribs (doubtful on Friday's injury report).

Minnesota's Mewelde Moore was inactive for the game on Sunday, but was not listed as injured - he has been rehabbing a high ankle sprain in previous weeks. Onterrio Smith suffered a groin injury late in the 3rd quarter. He also suffered from a numb left foot that he said was due to the cold weather. He actually said the foot bothered him more than the groin. Neither injury is expected to keep him out of the lineup this week. Michael Bennett was active but did not carry the ball at all for the second straight week.

New England's Corey Dillon injured his thigh in the game on Sunday, and missed part of the 2nd quarter due to the injury (he also sat out much of the 2nd half in a blow-out victory). Kevin Faulk and rookie Cedric Cobbs carried the ball in Dillon's absence.

Oakland's Tyrone Wheatley missed the game on Sunday due to his hamstring/foot injuries, as expected (out on Friday's injury report). The team is employing a RBBC approach in his absence (Amos Zereoue, Justin Fargas and J.R. Redmond combined for 7/31/0 rushing as a tandem on Sunday).

Philadelphia's RB Reno Mahe (knee, out) was inactive on Sunday, as expected. RB Brian Westbrook, playing through a rib injury, indicated after the game that he's feeling "close to 100%"

Pittsburgh's Verron Haynes (knee, doubtful) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

San Diego's Jesse Chatman was knocked out of the game on Sunday due to a big hit from John Lynch. He had been dealing with a sore toe prior to the game - no new injury to Chatman was reported after the game, though.

San Francisco's Kevan Barlow sustained a concussion during the game on Sunday. (Barlow had 19/48/0 rushing before his day was over). He is questionable to play in next week's game.

St. Louis' Marshall Faulk was suited up but did not play in the game on Sunday due to his bruised knee. Steven Jackson performed well on Sunday, with 26/119/0 rushing and 3/30/0 receiving. Jackson bruised a knee near the end of the game, but appears fine and is expected to start despite the contusion.

Tennessee's Chris Brown was active and played on Sunday, with 19/104/0, but could not finish the game due to aggravating his injured toe. Antowain Smith stepped in and finished the contest for the Titans.

Wide Receivers

Arizona's Nate Poole (formerly suffering from a groin injury, but not listed on the injury report for two weeks now) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Atlanta's Brian Finneran (ankle, questionable) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Carolina's Karl Hankton was inactive on Sunday due to his injured hamstring (questionable on Friday).

Cleveland's WR Andre King (ankle, not listed on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday. Fellow WR Andre Davis (toe, IR) is done for the season. WR Richard Alston (calf, questionable) was inactive on Sunday.

Denver's reserve WR Nate Jackson sprained his ankle in the fourth quarter on Sunday - he'll be evaluated further as the week goes along.

Detroit's Eddie Drummond (shoulder, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected.

Green Bay's Javon Walker injured his left hip during the game on Sunday but missed only 2 plays - the injury is not considered serious at this time.

Jacksonville's Jermaine Lewis (concussion) remains sidelined by his injury.

Miami's already-injured WR David Boston (IR, knee) faces a possible four-game suspension without pay due to testing positive for anabolic steroids, the Sun Sentinel reports on Monday. Boston will have to decide whether to continue the appeals process or to get the suspension over with while already on IR.

Minnesota's Randy Moss played in the game on Sunday despite not being 100% recovered from his partially torn hamstring. He looked limited by his injury (and the cold weather's effect on it) - Moss ended the day with 4/31/0.

New Orleans' Michael Lewis (ankle, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday due to his injury.

New York Jets' WR Jerricho Cotchery (hamstring, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

New York Giants' WR Willie Ponder (back, questionable) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Oakland's WR Ronald Curry suffered what appeared to be a torn left Achilles tendon on Sunday - if that is the case, he is done for the season. A MRI is expected to confirm the diagnosis. Fellow WR Johnnie Morant (foot, out) missed the game on Sunday. The other receivers behind Curry are also dinged up, so who may step in for Curry is an open question at this point.

Pittsburgh's Plaxico Burress (hamstring, questionable) was inactive on Sunday due to his injury. If he can't go next week, Antwaan Randle-El has been doing a fine job starting in Burress' absence.

Tight Ends

Baltimore's Todd Heap finally made it back onto the field this week, and caught 3/22/0.

Buffalo's Mark Campbell suffered a right knee injury in the game on Sunday during the first quarter, and did not return to action. A MRI is scheduled to evaluate the severity of the injury. Tim Euhus left the game briefly with an ankle ding, but returned to action.

Chicago's TE Desmond Clark suffered a shoulder contusion during the game on Sunday - the injury is not considered serious at this time.

Indianapolis' Dallas Clark missed the game on Sunday due to his injured calf (questionable on Friday).

Jacksonville's George Wrighster (back, probable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

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

Oakland's Courtney Anderson (knee, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected.

Pittsburgh's TE Jay Riemersma suffered a sprained ankle in the game Sunday (while catching a TD) and ended up on crutches to end the game. He'll be evaluated further as the week goes along.

Tampa Bay's Ken Dilger had the wind knocked out during the game on Sunday, but returned to action shortly thereafter.

Washington's Robert Royal sprained a knee in the game on Sunday, but returned to action.

Place Kickers

No significant injuries of note this week.

Punters

Baltimore's Dave Zastudil remains sidelined by his shoulder injury (doubtful on Friday).

Offensive Linemen

Baltimore's RT Orlando Brown (knee injury, doubtful on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday. RG Mike Flynn dislocated a finger during the game on Sunday, but was able to resume play in short order.

Buffalo's RT Mike Williams suffered a right knee injury in the game on Sunday. A MRI is scheduled for Monday - evaluations of the injury are ongoing. LT Jonas Jennings tweaked his already-injured shoulder (dislocated it last week, popped it out of joint again on Sunday), but returned to action heavily taped after the training staff popped the shoulder back into joint.

Chicago's OT John Tait (right knee MCL sprain, doubtful) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Green Bay's starting C Grey Ruegamer injured his left ankle in the game on Sunday and did not return to action. He'll be evaluated further as the week goes along.

Indianapolis' G Rick DeMulling (chest injury) played at center this week in place of the injured Jeff Saturday (torn calf tendon, questionable on Friday, inactive on Sunday).G Tupe Peko (ankle injury) was listed as doubtful on Friday and did not play on Sunday.

K.C. G Will Shields injured an ankle during the game on Sunday - the severity of that injury isn't currently known. RT Chris Bober suffered a sprained toe early in the second half of the game.

Minnesota's C Matt Birk (abdomen, out) was inactive for the game on Sunday, as expected.

New England's starting LG Joe Andruzzi suffered a leg injury in the game on Sunday, but returned to action.

New Orleans' G Kendyl Jacox (knee, questionable) and RG Montrae Holland (torn plantar fascia in right foot, questionable) were both inactive for the game on Sunday.

Oakland's G Ron Stone (knee, out) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Philadelphia's LG Artis Hicks missed the game on Sunday due to his injured knee (doubtful on Friday) and RG Jermane Mayberry was inactive due to his nagging calf injury (questionable on Friday) - Mayberry had aggravated the injury by playing part-time over the previous two games.

San Francisco's C Jeremy Newberry (knee/back, out on Friday) missed the game Sunday as expected. He has been sidelined for several weeks due to these injuries.

St. Louis' LT Orlando Pace suffered a bruised thigh in the game on Sunday, but returned to action. G Chris Dishman was inactive due to his injured knee (out on Friday).

Tennessee's LT Brad Hopkins (hand surgery, out) was inactive on Sunday as expected.

Washington's T Mark Wilson (knee, doubtful) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Defensive Linemen

Atlanta's DT Ed Jasper injured his wrist in the game on Sunday. The wrist was put in a cast, and he returned to the lineup in a limited role during the second half. Further evaluations of the injury are ongoing.

Cincinnati's DT Matthias Askew (knee, out) has been placed on IR - his season is over.

Denver's DE Trevor Pryce (back, out) and DT Luther Elliss (calf, doubtful) were both inactive for the game on Sunday. Elliss was held out "as a precaution" according to reports out of Denver.

Indianapolis' DT Raheem Brock jammed his left wrist in the game on Sunday - after the game, coach Dungy indicated that the injury is not serious.

Kansas City's DE Vonnie Holliday (groin, out) was inactive on Sunday, as expected.

New York Giants' DT Norman Hand (groin, out) and DEs Lorenzo Bromell (knee, IR) and Chuck Wiley (knee, IR) all missed the game on Sunday.

New York Jets' DE John Abraham sprained his right knee in the game on Sunday - he is scheduled for a MRI to determine the severity of the injury. Initial indications are that Abraham may be out of the lineup for some weeks (indefinite as of Monday). The MRI indicated a sprained LCL, which will almost certainly sideline Abraham for Sunday's showdown vs. Pittsburgh. Bryan Thomas will start in Abraham's place on Sunday.

Oakland's DE Tyler Brayton (neck, doubtful) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Philadelphia's DE Jerome McDougle (knee, out) was inactive on Sunday, as expected. DE Derrick Burgess has been lost for the rest of the regular season due to a chest injury (separated sternum) aggravated in the win over Green Bay. The estimated time-frame for his return is 4-6 weeks. Hugh Douglas will step in as starter. The team hopes to have Burgess for the playoffs.

Pittsburgh's DE Brett Keisel (hamstring, out on Friday's injury report) was inactive on Sunday, as expected.

San Francisco's DT Anthony Adams strained his back during the game on Sunday. He's probable to play in next week's game.

St. Louis' DE Anthony Hargrove suffered his second concussion of the season on Sunday. The severity of the most recent brain trauma isn't currently known, but complications often arise when a player suffers multiple concussions separated by only a few weeks.

Tampa Bay's DT Anthony McFarland (triceps, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected. DE Greg Spires dinged his right knee in the game on Sunday, but returned to action.

Tennessee's DT Albert Haynesworth (right elbow, questionable ) and DT Rien Long (left knee strain, questionable) were both inactive on Sunday.

Washington's DE Demetric Evans (ankle, probable) and DT Jermaine Haley (knee, probable) were inactive for the game on Sunday. DE Phillip Daniels, who just got back on the field this week, is now lost for the season due to a dislocated bone in his left wrist. DT Joe Salave'a suffered a knee strain, but returned to action.

Linebackers

Baltimore's Cornell Brown (infection, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Carolina's MLB Dan Morgan (concussion/post concussion symptoms, doubtful) and LB Brian Allen (pectoral, questionable) were both inactive for the game on Sunday.

Chicago's LB Brian Urlacher returned to the field and was highly effective in the game vs. Minnesota, despite being on the field weeks before he was expected to recover from his injury.

Cincinnati's LB Marcus Wilkins suffered a blow to the head during punt coverage on Sunday. The severity of his injury is not currently known.

Detroit's LB Boss Bailey (knee injury, out) missed the game on Sunday, as he has every game this season.

Green Bay's LB Na'il Diggs was hospitalized on Sunday as a result of a bruised kidney suffered during the game. The team expected Diggs to stay on in the hospital for further evaluations. LB Paris Lenon, who replaced Diggs, suffered a shin injury but returned to action.

Houston's Jay Foreman sprained his left ankle in the game on Sunday - the injury is considered serious enough that surgery may be necessary - coach Capers indicated that Foreman has been lost for the season. Further evaluations are ongoing, but it appears that Foreman is out for the rest of 2004.

Indianapolis' Kendyll Pope (thigh injury, probable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Kansas City's Monty Beisel (calf, questionable) was inactive on Sunday.

Miami's Zach Thomas (hamstring, out) missed the game on Sunday. Fellow LB Tony Bua missed the game as well (quadriceps injury, out).

Minnesota's LB Raonall Smith (concussion, doubtful) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

New England's Roman Phifer (calf, questionable) was inactive on Sunday due to his injury.

New Orleans' Sedrick Hodge (right knee MCL strain, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

New York Giant's Barrett Green injured his left knee in the game on Sunday. The injury is feared to be serious - a MRI is scheduled for Monday to further evaluate the injury.

New York Jets' Jason Glenn (forearm, questionable) and fellow LB Victor Hobson (ankle, questionable) were both inactive for the game on Sunday.

Oakland's Travian Smith (knee, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected.

Philadelphia's LB Nate Wayne (hamstring, questionable on Friday) did play in the game, but aggravated his injury midway through the contest and was forced to sit out the balance of the game.

Pittsburgh's LB Kendrell Bell (groin, out on Friday's injury report) was inactive on Sunday, as expected.

San Francisco's LBs Richard Seigler (foot, not listed on Friday) and Ray Wells (ankle, questionable) were both inactive for yet another game on Sunday - both players have missed multiple games in a row. LB Brandon Moore suffered a high ankle sprain in the game on Sunday, and is doubtful to play next week.

Tennessee's Rocky Boiman (calf, questionable) and Cody Spencer (abdomen, questionable) were both inactive on Sunday. LB Rocky Calmus has been lost for the season after tearing his left hamstring in the game on Sunday. The Titans are just about out of LBs and DBs, folks.

Washington's LB LaVar Arrington (knee, out) missed yet another game on Sunday. He hasn't played during the regular season.

Defensive Backs

Arizona's S Adrian Mayes (hamstring, probable on Friday's injury report) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Atlanta's CB Jason Webster (groin, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Baltimore's CB Deion Sanders (foot, doubtful) was inactive for the game on Sunday (again). CB Gary Baxter injured his shoulder during the game and was briefly sidelined before returning to action - the injury is not considered serious.

Buffalo's CB Troy Vincent (knee, questionable) was again inactive for a game - he has missed many games in a row due to this injury.

Cincinnati's S Rogers Beckett (neck, doubtful on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday. S Kim Herring suffered a cut to the top of his left forearm, and had X-Rays to determine that the rod inserted to stabilize his forearm (broken last year) had not been damaged by the blow that left the 6-inch cut. Herring is fine, and expects to play in the next game.

Cleveland's CBs Michael Lehan (hamstring) and Daylon McCutcheon (shoulder) were both inactive on Sunday after being listed as questionable on Friday's injury report.

Indianapolis' S Bob Sanders (knee, out) was inactive for the game on Sunday, as expected. S Gerome Sapp injured his ribs in the game - further evaluations are ongoing, and after the game coach Dungy indicated that there is some concern that Sapp could have a "fairly serious" injury.

Green Bay's S Bhawoh Jue suffered a concussion in the game on Sunday and did not return to action - he'll be evaluated further as the week goes along. Concussions often cause complications days after the initial injury is suffered. CB Ahmad Carroll tweaked his knee during the game, but returned to action.

Houston's S Jason Simmons (head, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Kansas City's S Jerome Woods (knee, questionable) and S Greg Wesley (hamstring, doubtful) were both inactive for the game on Sunday.

Minnesota's CB Antoine Winfield may have suffered a high ankle sprain late in the Chicago game - initial indications are that he will miss several weeks of action due to this injury. Further evaluation of the injury (MRI) is ongoing. He is considered doubtful for the team's next game.

New England's CBs Ty Law (foot, out), Tyrone Poole (knee, doubtful) and Asante Samuel (shoulder, questionable) were all sidelined by their injuries this week.

New York Giant's S Gibril Wilson (neck, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected.

Oakland's S Marques Anderson (quadriceps, doubtful) did not play on Sunday due to his injury, though he was active for the game - he tightened up during pre-game warm-ups.

Philadelphia's CB Lito Sheppard injured a finger in the game on Sunday, but returned to action.

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

San Diego's CB Sammy Davis (broken leg, out) was inactive on Sunday, as expected. CB Quentin Jammer suffered from cramps on Sunday - the injury is not considered serious.

San Francisco's CB Ahmed Plummer missed the game due to his neck injury (out). CB Jimmy Williams (toe, probable on Friday) was also inactive.

St. Louis' CB Jerametrius Butler suffered a bruised shoulder in the game on Sunday, but returned to action after a few series of rest. CB DeJuan Groce was inactive due to a knee injury (doubtful on Friday).

Tampa Bay's S Jermaine Phillips (arm, out) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Tennessee's Ss Lance Schulters (foot, out) and Tank Williams (torn knee ligament, out for the season) both missed the game on Sunday, as expected. CB Andre Woolfolk (wrist/elbow, out) joined them on the sidelines. CB Samari Rolle expects to have arthroscopic surgery on his ailing left knee this week (he did not play on Sunday). The surgery could cost Rolle the rest of the season. The Titans are almost out of DBs, folks.

Washington's CB Fred Smoot dinged up a wrist in the game on Sunday, but returned to action.