Quarterbacks Detriot's Joey Harrington had to leave Sunday's game with an irregular heartbeat. He stayed overnight in a local hospital for observation. Status: The problem cleared up shortly after Harrington left the game and is not considered serious at this time, but the team has already commented that he will not play the remaining two weeks of the season. Mike McMahon will start in weeks 16 and 17. Carolina's Rodney Peete was knocked out of the game on Sunday with dizziness in the second quarter, but returned to finish the game during the third quarter. Status: The problem is not considered serious at this time. Atlanta's Michael Vick injured his left (throwing) hand on Sunday, but played through the injury. Status: The extent of the injury is unclear at this time. San Francisco's Jeff Garcia sprained his right ankle on Sunday, but continued to play during the final drive. Status: The injury happened when Garcia ran into Gilbert Brown late in the game. Garcia may miss time vs. Arizona as a result, depending on how he recuperates and coach Mariucci's desire to protect his quarterback from harm in the last two games of the season. Dallas' Chad Hutchinson sprained his left knee on Sunday, but played through the injury. Status: The injury is not considered serious. Cleveland's Tim Couch jammed his thumb on a TD pass to Kevin Johnson during the game on Sunday, but remained in the game. Status: The injury is not considered serious at this time. Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck aggravated his sprained left foot on Sunday, but played through the injury. Status: Hasselbeck played through the injury on Sunday, and will do so again next week vs. St. Louis barring a setback during the week. Philadelphia's Koy Detmer appeared in the game on Sunday, as holder for field goals and extra points. He is expected to take over the starting QB job again as soon as he is fully healthy. Status: The return to action is a sign that Detmer's elbow is healing - no word on when he'll be 100% yet, though. Running Backs Indianapolis' Edgerrin James was unable to complete the game vs. Cleveland - his ankle injury flared up again. Status: The injury kept him out of the game in the fourth quarter, and continues to flare up every week. Indianapolis' Ricky Williams suffered a leg injury in the fourth quarter, and limped off the field (he did not return). Status: The extent and nature of the injury is unknown at this time. Washington's Stephen Davis separated his right shoulder in the game vs. Philadelphia. Status: The injury will likely end Davis' season - an MRI is scheduled for today to determine the extent of his injury. Detroit's James Stewart was unable to play Sunday due to hip and toe injuries. Status: The injuries will be evaluated further later this week - Stewart has also been knocked out of the previous two games by stingers. Kansas City's FB Tony Richardson separated his right shoulder in the game vs. Denver. Status: Richardson is likely out for the season due to the injury. Kansas City's Priest Holmes injured his right hip on Sunday, and could not return to action. Status: Holmes was on crutches after the game: the extent and nature of the injury is unknown at this time, but X-rays showed that it is not a broken bone, at least. In the press conference today the team stated that Holmes is doubtful this week. They dhould know more after an MRI that will be conducted later today. Pittsburgh's Jerome Bettis hyper-extended his left knee in the game, but returned to action. Status: The injury is not considered serious at this time. Jacksonville's reserve RB Patrick Washington tore an MCL in the game. Status: Washington is done for the season, and may need reconstructive surgery (further evaluation of the injury will occur this week) Green Bay's Ahman Green played in the game vs. San Francisco on Sunday, and scored a touchdown. Status: Green's injured knee looked fine during the game. Wide Receivers Kansas City's reserve WR/KR Dante Hall injured his ankle in the game Sunday. Status: X-rays were negative, but the severity of the sprain is unknown at this time. Detroit's reserve WR/KR Eddie Drummond suffered a concussion on Sunday. Status: The severity of the concussion is unknown at this time - remember, concussions are unpredictable and after-effects often appear days after the initial injury. Atlanta's Shawn Jefferson strained a hamstring on Sunday. Status: The extent of the injury is unknown at this time. San Francisco's Terrell Owens aggravated his heel and groin injuries on Sunday. Status: Owens said he may sit out the Arizona game on Saturday to heal up the nagging injuries. He played vs. Green Bay at "75 to 80%", according to his own estimate. Tight Ends Carolina's Wesley Walls re-injured his foot in the game on Sunday. Status: The extent of the re-injury is unknown at this time, but is an aggravation of his injured plantar-fascia. The injury was numbed before the game, but still hurt Walls enough that he couldn't play beyond the first series. Philadelphia's Chad Lewis injured his right knee during the game on Sunday. Status: The injury was a minor strain, and Lewis remained in the game. Kickers Texan's PK Kris Brown injured his shin on Sunday. Status: He returned to play almost immediately, and the injury is not serious. Offensive Linemen Miami's starting G Jamie Nails tore his left Achilles tendon on Sunday. Status: Nails is out for the rest of the season due to the injury, and will have surgery in the next few days. He will need 5-6 months of rehabilitation before he is likely to return to the field. Rookie Seth McKinney, a third round selection in this year's draft, is Nail's probable replacement. Green Bay's starting OT Earl Dotson was forced to not play on Sunday by a sudden problem with his back. Status: The extent of the injury is unclear at this time. Atlanta's starting RG Roberto Garza injured his right knee on Sunday. Status: Coach Reeves said the knee is "tore up" - it may be a season-ending tear of the MCL. The injury will be further evaluated today. New York Giant's starting RG Jason Whittle played Sunday despite being hospitalized with a stomach virus/food poisoning on Saturday night. Status: Whittle felt "terrible" after the game, and was going home to go to bed. He is expected to make a full recovery. Defensive Players Chicago's starting CB Jerry Azumah injured his head early in the game Sunday and was unable to play again until late in the fourth quarter. Status: The injury is not considered serious at this time. Tampa Bay's starting DT Anthony McFarland broke his right foot on Sunday - he's probably out for the season. Status: This injury comes after McFarland had re-habilitated his broken arm and returned to the lineup. Without McFarland, the Buccaneers surrendered 144 rushing yards to an assortment of back-up Detroit backs (starter James Stewart was out with injury). New York Giant's starting CB Will Peterson suffered a neck stinger in the first half on Sunday and did not return to action. Status: The extent of the injury is unknown, but stingers have a tendency to recur and cause problems weeks after one first appears. New York Giant's starting DE Michael Strahan missed the second half of the game on Sunday due to aggravating his strained neck. Status: Strahan said he probably shouldn't have played at all after the game - the extent of the flare-up is unclear at this time. New York Giant's S Shaun Williams suffered back spasms on Sunday but returned to the game. Status: The injury is not considered serious. New York Giants KR Delvin Joyce injured his shoulder on Sunday. Status: The injury is considered minor at this time. Green Bay's NT Gilbert Brown was unable to play Sunday - he was a last minute scratch due to his injured ankle. Status: The injury has nagged Brown in recent weeks, and is subject to flaring up like it did at game-time yesterday. San Diego' s backup DB Quentin Jammer injured his left knee on Sunday. Status: The extent of the injury is unknown at this time. Philadelphia's starting LB Shawn Barber received a spinal stinger on Sunday. Status: The extent of the injury is unknown - stingers have a tendency to recur and cause problems weeks after one first appears. San Francisco's starting DT Bryant Young injured his left thigh on Sunday. Status: The extent of the injury is unclear at this time, but is thought to be a minor contusion. San Francisco's starting CB Ahmed Plummer was unable to play on Sunday. Status: Plummer removed himself from the lineup after being unable to complete the pre-game workout, due to his groin injury. Dallas' rookie CB Derek Ross started and played through his hip injury on Sunday. Status: Ross clearly wasn't 100%, and said so himself after the game. Dallas' S Roy Williams bruised his ribs in the game Sunday, but returned to action. Status: The injury is not considered serious. Chicago's DE John Stamper bruised his right shoulder in the game. Status: The extent of the injury is unknown at this time. Minnesota's LB Henri Crockett strained a pectoral muscle during the game on Sunday. Status: The severity of the injury is unknown at this time. Atlanta's starting CB Ray Buchanan aggravated his strained abdomen on Sunday. Status: The severity of the flare-up is unknown at this time. Atlanta's reserve S Kevin McAdam strained a hamstring on Sunday. Status: The extent of the injury is unknown at this time. Denver's CB Delth O'Neil strained his left knee in the fourth quarter and did not return to action. Status: The extent of the injury is unknown at this time. Oakland's starting CB Charles Woodson (sprained right ankle) and starting CB Tory James (broken right leg/surgery) missed the game on Sunday. Miami's Fiedler exploited their absence, throwing several long completions to Chris Chambers.