Mark Wimer - Early Injury Report

New England's FB Patrick Pass left the game for a time due to a leg injury, but returned to action. The injury is not considered serious at this time.

Wide Receivers

Philadelphia's Terrell Owens (broken ankle, out on Friday's injury report) is not expected to be available for the game vs. Atlanta. He continues to rehab his injury, with a possible Super-Bowl appearance being the current target for his return to the field (considering the rehab time-frame for this injury).

Tight Ends

Atlanta's TE Alge Crumpler (injured knee, torn PCL) played through his injury vs. St. Louis and is expected to play vs. Philadelphia.

Offensive Linemen

No new injuries of note to report.

Defensive Backs

New England's DE Richard Seymour (injured left knee, probably a MCL sprain, but no confirmation from the Patriots on the exact nature of the injury) missed the game vs. Indianapolis after being listed as "questionable" on Friday's injury report. His status for this week's game is still up in the air as of Monday.

Linebackers

New England's LB Roman Phifer was spotted heading into the x-ray room after the victory over Indianapolis - the injury being examined was unspecified in the report out of Boston on Monday.

Philadelphia's LB Mark Simoneau suffered an ankle injury during the season finale vs. Cincinnati, and was inactive vs. Minnesota this past weekend due to his injury after being listed as "doubtful" on Friday's injury report.

Pittsburgh's LB Kendrell Bell (groin injury/flu, questionable on Friday's injury report) was inactive for the team's playoff victory vs. NYJ. He's missed many games in a row due to this nagging injury.

Defensive Backs

Atlanta's CB Kevin Mathis sprained his ankle during the game on Saturday and could not continue to play. The severity of the sprain isn't currently known - Mathis will be evaluated further as the week goes along.