Buffalo's backup QB J.P. Losman missed the game on Sunday due to his broken leg, as expected.

Green Bay's Brett Favre's throwing hand is swollen on Monday, due to banging it on a defender's helmet. The extent of the injury is not yet known, (initially it is being called a jammed wrist) and further tests are being run to determine the exact nature and severity of the injury. "I was able to throw," Favre said after the game. "It hurt the most taking the snap."

Miami's Jay Fiedler played on Sunday despite his cracked ribs. He also disputed a Fox report that he has a torn groin muscle: "I have a thigh injury that's been bothering me a little but not a torn groin."

St. Louis' Marc Bulger injured his throwing-arm shoulder in the game on Sunday, when Jason Taylor tackled Bulger and his shoulder slammed into the ground. Bulger reported the following about the training staff's examination: "They said it wasn't separated. They know exactly what happened, right at the spot that it's hurt. It's just an AC joint. ... I think the week off will help."

Tampa Bay's Chris Simms (shoulder) was inactive on Sunday - he was listed as questionable on Friday.

Tennessee's Steve McNair aggravated his sore chest in the game on Sunday, and was unable to continue to play this week (he managed to fight through a similar aggravation last week). It sounds like he may be missing some time in the coming weeks - "This is not going to heal in one or two weeks if I continue to go out there and play,'' McNair said. "I don't want to sit, but if I have to that's fine. We'll have to discuss that when we get to the evaluation. If I can't go out there and perform I'm not going to play". X-Rays and a MRI are scheduled to evaluate McNair.

Arizona's Josh Scobey missed the game on Sunday due to his injured knee, as expected (out on Friday's injury report).

Baltimore's Ovie Mughelli (hamstring, questionable on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Carolina's Stephen Davis missed the game on Sunday due to his bum knee (doubtful on the Friday injury report). Brad Hoover carried the load for the Panthers on Sunday in the absence of Davis, Foster, and Smart (see below).

Carolina's DeShaun Foster (broken collarbone, out on Friday's injury report) and Rod Smart (knee injury, out on Friday's injury report) missed the game on Sunday. Foster needs surgery, the team announced on Monday, and is officially headed for IR.

Chicago's FB Jason McKie was carted off the field with a knee injury (sprain is the initial diagnosis) on Sunday. He will be evaluated further as the week goes by.

Dallas' Julius Jones remains sidelined by his broken shoulder blade, as expected. He was listed as out on Friday.

Detroit's FB Corey Schlesinger missed the game on Sunday, as expected (hamstring, doubtful on Friday's injury report). RB Kevin Jones was sidelined late in the game due to cramps in his calves. The problem is not considered serious - it was blamed on a lack of conditioning due to Jones missing games/practices due to his now-healed sprained ankle. (Artose Pinner did a good job in relief of Jones).

Green Bay's Ahman Green played through his Achilles injury on Sunday to good effect - he had a 90 TD run and a total of 163 yards rushing and 2 TDs.

Jacksonville's Chris Fuamatu Ma'afala was inactive on Sunday, despite being listed as probable on Friday (shoulder injury).

KC's Priest Holmes sprained his ankle and left the game on Sunday, and did not return to action. The team was shellacking the Falcons at that point, and though Holmes lobbied to return to the game, his backup Derrick Blaylock was performing well so the team rested him for the rest of the game. The injury does not appear serious.

KC FB Omar Easy left the game on Sunday with a strained hamstring.

New England's FB Patrick Pass was inactive on Sunday due to his injured thigh (questionable on Friday). FB Dan Klecko injured his right leg during the game - the nature and severity of the injury is currently not known.

Oakland's Tyrone Wheatley's injured left shoulder kept him out of the game on Sunday, as expected. Justin Fargas was also inactive (toe, questionable on Friday's injury report).

Philadelphia's Brian Westbrook left the game on Sunday with a bruised chest. The injury will be evaluated further as the week goes along, but doesn't look too serious as of Monday afternoon.

San Diego's LaDainian Tomlinson has a groin injury that is continuing to worsen as the season goes along. He was forced from the game on Sunday and Jesse Chatman carried the ball a lot in relief of Tomlinson. This looks like a situation that could cost Tomlinson substantial game time each week, if not a few games outright. Tomlinson owners should pay attention to how much he practices during the week (there are still 2 weeks to go before the San Diego bye week). Tomlinson's comments after the game: "Just taking some shots (hits) a few times has really aggravated it. I can't say it's the worst that it's felt, but it definitely didn't feel any better after this game."

Seattle's Shaun Alexander suffered an eye injury in the second quarter of the game on Sunday, but returned to action in the second half.

St. Louis' FB Arlen Harris was inactive for the game on Sunday due to his injured hamstring (questionable on Friday).

Tampa Bay's Mike Alstott injured his right knee on Sunday. Initial diagnosis ranged from a torn ACL to an MCL injury (extent unspecified). The team evaluated the injury further on Monday, and confirmed that the less serious diagnosis is correct - Alstott has a sprained MCL and willl miss at least 4 weeks of game-play.

Tampa Bay's Michael Pittman struggled with back spasms during the game on Sunday. FB Greg Comella (chest, questionable on Friday) was inactive for the game.

Arizona's Anquan Boldin continues to be sidelined by his injury (knee surgery) - he is expected back in the lineup soon, though.

Carolina's Steve Smith continues to be sidelined by his injury (broken leg) - he was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Cleveland's WR Andre Davis missed the game on Sunday due to his injured big toe (he was listed as questionable on Friday). His replacement in the lineup, Andre King, was injured in the game (lower left leg/ankle), and could not return to action. The injury appeared to be a non-contact injury. Frisman Jackson finished the game at the position.

Dallas' Quincy Morgan limped off the field with a pulled hamstring after catching 4/76/0 from Vinny Testaverde. He is called "day-to-day" as a result of the injury, and should replace Terry Glenn in the starting lineup (see below).

Dallas' Terry Glenn sprained his right foot in the first quarter of the game, and was unable to continue to play. He was not listed on the team's Friday injury report. The team said today that the sprain was "pretty severe", but will not require surgery. They expect Glenn to miss 2-3 weeks.

Detroit's Az-Zahir Hakim was inactive for the game on Sunday due to his ankle injury (he was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report).

Indianapolis' WRs Troy Walters (broken arm, out on Friday's report) and Brad Pyatt (ankle, questionable) were both inactive for the game on Sunday. Walters has yet to play this season.

Jacksonville's Jermaine Lewis (concussion, questionable on Friday's injury report) was unable to play this past Sunday, and was inactive for the game.

Minnesota's Randy Moss played only 2 snaps on Sunday, and did not make a catch. He looked very lame due to the pulled hamstring in his short appearance - Coach Tice indicated after the game that the injury hadn't improved during the week prior ("It was never un-aggravated"). Here's what the Minnesota press is saying as of Monday (startribune.com, 10/25/04). "Vikings receiver Randy Moss should see substantial playing time next Sunday against the New York Giants. That was the upshot of coach Mike Tice's decision to hold him out of all but two plays in the Vikings' 20-3 victory Sunday over Tennessee. Tice said Moss' strained right hamstring will not be 100 percent for another three weeks, but that it should improve enough to be a "legitimate participator" against the Giants." We'll keep you posted on his status as the week progresses.

New England's Deion Branch continues to be sidelined by his injury (knee, doubtful) - he was inactive on Sunday, as was fellow WR Troy Brown (shoulder, questionable).

New Orleans' WRs Talman Gardner (ankle) and Devery Henderson (hamstring) were both inactive on Sunday after being listed as questionable on Friday's final injury report.

New York Jets' WR Santana Moss finally played a game on Sunday, but he looked slowed by his continuing hamstring woes. Keep an eye on his status heading into the next game.

Seattle's WR Bobby Engram was unable to play in the game on Sunday (he was listed as questionable on Friday) due to his injured ankle. D.J. Hackett was inactive due to his injured hip (doubtful on Friday's report). Koren Robinson looks poised to begin a self-inflicted 4-game suspension very soon, due to league action (3rd violation of the NFL drug-abuse guidelines).

St. Louis' Dane Looker injured his ankle in the game on Sunday, and missed part of the game. When he did return to action, it was as holder for place-kicks - he didn't chase any more passes on Sunday. He has the upcoming bye-week to heal his sore ankle.

Tampa Bay's WRs Joey Galloway (groin, out) and Charles Lee (knee, out) were both inactive for the game on Sunday, as expected.

Tennessee's Tyrone Calico missed the game on Sunday, as expected (knee surgery, out). Drew Bennett was limited by a calf injury that flared up in the game - he had to be helped off the field at one point due to the problem. There was no immediate word on how severe the aggravation is - we expect to see him listed as questionable on Wednesday.

Atlanta's backup TE Eric Beverly was inactive for the game on Sunday, as expected.

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

Detroit's Casey Fitzsimmons strained his left knee in the first half of the game on Sunday, but returned to the action in the second half. The injury is not considered serious at this time.

Green Bay's Bubba Franks missed part of the game on Sunday due to a neck stinger. He is described as day to day.

Jacksonville's TE George Wrighster missed the game due to his bad back (questionable on Friday). Wrighster has missed consecutive games due to this injury.

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

Tennessee's TE Shad Meier missed the game on Sunday due to recovering from emergency appendectomy surgery. TE Erron Kinney was inactive again this week due to his injured calf.

Miami's Olindo Mare was unable to play in the game on Sunday again (right calf, out on Friday's injury report), and was replaced by well-traveled PK Matt Bryant.

St. Louis' Jeff Wilkins played Sunday despite his ankle injury on Sunday (Wilkins was listed as questionable on Friday, and wasn't expected to be in action).

Seattle's P Tom Rouen was inactive on Sunday due to his injury (right hamstring).

Baltimore's LT Jonathan Ogden suffered a severe hamstring pull in his left leg on Sunday. He is expected to miss next week's game vs. Philadelphia, at a minimum - he will be evaluated further as the week goes along, and a MRI is scheduled for later on Monday. The Ravens had a hard time running the ball effectively earlier this season when Ogden was sidelined with another injury, so this is a big concern for Chester Taylor/Jamal Lewis owners. RT Orlando Brown missed part of the game with a broken left index finger. T Ethan Brooks broke his thumb in the game (both Brown and Brooks expect to play this weekend in spite of their injuries). C Mike Flynn, whom the team was hoping to get back this week, missed the game on Sunday after being listed as doubtful on Friday (collarbone). Baltimore's OL is beat up right now.

Buffalo's C Trey Teague missed the game on Sunday due to his injured knee, as expected. He was listed as out on Friday. T Jonas Jennings (ankle, probable on Friday) was also inactive on Sunday.

Carolina's G Tutan Reyes (shoulder, questionable on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Chicago's Gs Ruben Brown (knee, probable) played on Sunday despite his injury, while G Rex Tucker was inactive (not listed on Friday, but has been battling a sore elbow). RG Mike Gandy was knocked out of the game with a hamstring injury, and his replacement Steve Edwards suffered a knee injury late in the 4th quarter, but remained in the lineup.

Green Bay's G Marco Rivera was carted off the field on Sunday, with an apparent sprained ankle. The severity of the sprain is unknown as of today.

Jacksonville's RG Chris Naeole left the game in the fourth quarter on Sunday due to an ankle injury. The severity of the injury is unknown at this time.

Minnesota's C Cory Withrow missed the game on Sunday due to his knee injury, as expected (he was listed as out on the Friday injury report). Fellow C Matt Birk suffered a minor concussion in the game, but is expected to fully recover for next week's game. OL Adam Goldberg sprained his right ankle and knee in the game, but is expected to be fine.

New York Giants' C Shaun O'Hara sprained a MCL in the game yesterday, but continued to play - the injury is not considered serious at this time.

New York Jets' RG Brandon Moore (hamstring, questionable on Friday's injury report) missed the game on Sunday - he was inactive. T Tom Ashworth battled through his bad back to play for most of the game after being listed as questionable on Friday.

Oakland's G Ron Stone (knee, doubtful on Friday's injury report) was inactive on Sunday due to his sore knee. RG Frank Middleton injured his left quadriceps in the game - the severity of his quad injury is unknown right now.

St. Louis' OT Grant Williams was knocked out of the game on Sunday by a pinched nerve in his neck/shoulder. He has the upcoming bye week to heal up the stinger.

Tampa Bay's LT Derrick Deese tweaked an ankle in the game on Sunday, but returned to action later in the day.

Tennessee's G Eugene Amaro injured an ankle in the game on Sunday. If he's not lost for the season, look for the Titans to list him as "questionable" on Wednesday.

Arizona's DT Ross Kolodziej was inactive on Sunday, despite being listed as probable on Friday's injury report (ankle injury).

Atlanta's DT Rod Coleman missed the game due to knee and shoulder injuries from a car accident.

Carolina's DT Omari Jordan (ankle, probable on Friday) was unable to play on Sunday. He was inactive for the game.

Chicago's DE Adewale Ogunleye missed the game on Sunday due to his injured calf, and DT Alfonso Boone was inactive as well (knee, doubtful on the Friday injury report). Boone has missed several games due to his bum knee.

Detroit's DT Shaun Rogers left the game on Sunday briefly due to being kicked in the left calf, but returned to action shortly thereafter.

Green Bay's DE R-Kal Truluck continues to be inactive on Sunday. He was listed as probable to play on Friday despite his sore shoulder.

Jacksonville's DT Willie Blades was inactive on Sunday, but did not appear on the Friday injury report (he has been listed in weeks past with a sore back).

Kansas City's DE Eric Hicks had the wind knocked out on Sunday, but returned to play 2 plays later.

Miami's DT Tim Bowens was forced out of the game in the second half by his bad back, but expects to start and play next week, as usual.

New Orleans' DE Darren Howard (knee, out) was inactive for the game on Sunday, as expected.

New York Giants' DLs DT Kenderick Allen (calf, questionable) and Fred Robbins (shoulder, questionable), both of whom were listed as questionable on Friday, did not play in the game on Sunday - Robbins was on the inactive list.

Oakland's DT Ted Washington suffered bruised ribs in the game on Sunday.

Philadelphia's DE Jerome McDougle was inactive for the game on Sunday due to illness (irregular heartbeat). He is expected back this week.

Seattle's DE Grant Wistrom was unable to play in the game on Sunday due to his broken knee-cap. He was listed as out on the Friday injury report.

St. Louis' DE Bryce Fisher left the game on Sunday with a bruised chest, and did not return to action. The severity of the injury is not clear at the present time. DE Tyoka Jackson (hamstring, questionable on Friday) and DT Jimmy Kennedy (foot, doubtful) were both inactive for the game due to their injuries.

Tampa Bay lost DT Ellis Wyms (shoulder) and DT Damian Gregory (knee) to IR before the game on Sunday. Both players required season-ending surgery on their respective injury.

Tennessee's DE Juqua Thomas (ankle, questionable on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday, as was DT Jared Clauss (concussion, questionable).

Tennessee's DEs Carlos Hall (knee) and Antwan Odom (chest) were injured in the game on Sunday.

Atlanta's Chris Draft was inactive on Sunday due to his injured toe/back (questionable on the Friday injury report).

Cleveland's LB Barry Gardner (groing) missed the game on Sunday after missing all the team practices and being listed as out on Friday.

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).

Kansas City's MLB Monty Beisel strained his calf in the game on Sunday.

Miami's Junior Seau was forced from the game when his bruised thigh muscle tightened up in the second half. He expects to start and play as usual next week.

New York Jets' Sam Cowart (knee, out) missed the game on Sunday as expected. Fellow LB Jason Glenn suffered a broken arm in the game and may be lost for the season, pending further examination.

Minnesota's Chris Claiborne (injured left calf, doubtful on Friday's injury report) missed the game on Sunday due to his injury.

Oakland's LB Travian Smith (knee, doubtful on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Philadelphia's Mark Simoneau (sprained foot, questionable on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday. Simoneau hopes he can return to action this week. LB Jason Short left the game after suffering a concussion (with memory loss) and did not return to action. He is going to be evaluated further as the week goes along.

Seattle's Chad Brown remains sidelined by his broken leg, as expected (doubtful on Friday's injury report). He is expected to return to action next week. Fellow LB Anthony Simmons missed the game on Sunday due to rib and shoulder injuries (out on Friday's injury report - he's recovering from shoulder surgery and will be out several more weeks). LB Isaiah Kacyvenski was injured in the game on Sunday (sprained right ankle). The severity of the injury is not currently known.

St. Louis' MLB Brandon Chillar (starting in relief of MLB Robert Thomas (ankle, probable on Friday) pulled his hamstring and could not continue on Sunday.

Tennessee's Keith Bulluck suffered a wrist injury late in the game on Sunday. There was no indication of the severity of the injury after the game.

Atlanta's CB Aaron Beasley (foot, doubtful) and S Cory Hall (foot, doubtful) both missed the game on Sunday due to their injuries.

Buffalo's CB Troy Vincent (knee) was unable to play on Sunday, as expected.

Carolina's FS Travares Tillman suffered an arm injury in the game on Sunday that could be a broken arm - his status will be updated on Monday. Fellow FS Colin Branch, who is nursing a surgically repaired thumb, was forced into action when Tillman went down.

Chicago's CB Charles Tillman continues to miss games due to his injured knee (listed as out on Friday's injury report). S Bobby Gray was also out due to a groin injury. Dallas' S Darren Woodson continues to be sidelined by his bad back (surgery to correct a bulging disk). "I am getting there. It's too early to tell. If the doctor releases me, I will be playing next week. If not, I will be sitting here like I did today." Woodson said after the game.

Detroit's CBs Andre Goodman (hamstring, questionable on Friday) and Fernando Bryant (groin, questionable) did not play in the game on Sunday - Bryant was on the inactive list, while Goodman simply didn't get in the game.

Green Bay's S Darren Sharper injured his left knee in the game on Sunday, and the initial diagnosis is a sprained posterior cruciate ligament. "His availability could be as early as this week," Sherman said after the game. "It could be longer. We don't know right now." Sharper will be evaluated further this week. Sharper's rehabilitation for this injury could range from a few weeks to several months, and possibly includes season-ending surgery. He had a pronounced limp while walking to the Packers' locker room after the game and was scheduled for a MRI test Monday.

Indianapolis' CB Joseph Jefferson, in his first game of the season, lasted only 1 play - he suffered a neck stinger on his first hit and was sidelined for the rest of the afternoon. He indicated after the game that the injury was not a big problem.

Kansas City's CB Julian Battle (Achilles, probable on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

Miami's S Antuan Edwards (groin, questionable on Friday) was inactive for the game on Sunday due to his injury.

New England's CB Tyrone Poole (knee, questionable) was inactive for the game on Sunday.

New Orleans' CB Ashley Ambrose was inactive on Sunday (knee, doubtful on Friday's injury report).

New York Giants' CB Frank Walker suffered a sprained ankle in the game on Sunday and did not return to action. The severity of the sprain is unknown at this time.

New York Jets' DB Derrick Strait (foot, out on Friday's injury report) and S Rashad Washington (foot, out) missed the game on Sunday, as expected.

Oakland's CB Charles Woodson was injured in the game on Sunday (hip pointer, knee contusions). The severity of the injury is not known at this time.

Philadelphia's CB Dexter Wynn, who has been struggling with a hamstring injury for several weeks, was once again inactive due to the injury (he was listed as questionable on Friday).

San Diego's DBs Drayton Florence (knee) and Hanik Milligan (shoulder) were injured in the game on Sunday. The severity of the injuries is not currently known.

St. Louis' DB Dwight Anderson injured his shoulder during punt coverage and did not return to action. The severity of the shoulder injury isn't currently known. CB Travis Fisher, just returning to action from a fore-arm injury after a hiatus of 2 months, may have aggravated the fore-arm injury during the game on Sunday. He will be evaluated further as the week goes by.

Tennessee's S Lance Schulters was inactive on Sunday due to his injury, as expected (out on Friday's injury report).