Week Twelve Injury Report

Quarterbacks:

• Though Brian St. Pierre wasn't listed on the Panthers' injury report Monday, he said his right throwing shoulder is sore, the Gaston Gazette reports.
• Coach Eric Mangini said Monday that Jake Delhomme (ankle) is "as close to 100 percent as you're going to be at this point," the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
• Though Tyler Thigpen worked with the first-team offensive line, Chad Henne, who sported "a huge brace" on his sprained left knee, took his share of reps at Monday's practice, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports.
• New Vikings head coach Leslie Frazer, taking over for a fired Brad Childress, says Brett Favre will remain his starting quarterback this week, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.
• Tom Brady (foot/right shoulder) was listed as a limited practice participant Monday, the Boston Globe reports.
• Vince Young, who will require thumb surgery, will be placed on IR by the Titans, Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean reports.

Running backs:

• Coach John Fox is not sure if Johnathan Stewart (concussion) will be back this week, Steve Reed of the Gaston Gazette reports.
• Felix Jones was getting ice and other forms of treatment on his injured hip on Monday, ESPN Dallas reports.
• Ladell Betts did not participate in Monday's practice due to a head injury, the Saits' official website reports.

Wide receivers:

• Mike Sims-Walker said that the right ankle issue that kept him out of Week 11's game is a high ankle sprain, Tania Ganguli of the Florida Times-Union reports.
• Bernard Berrian tweaked his groin in the first quarter of Sunday's loss to the Packers, 1500espn.com reports.
• The lower leg injury that will force Hakeem Nicks to miss at least the next three weeks is being referred to as "Compartment Syndrome," the Daily News reports.
• Updating earlier reports, Steve Smith (pectoral) said that it's "far-fetched" to think that he will return for the Giants' Dec. 5 game against the Redskins, the Daily News reports.
• Jericho Cotchery's (groin) status for Thursday night's game against the Bengals is uncertain, the Daily News reports. "I am progressing a little bit every day," said Cotchery. "I don't know yet, it's too early to say if I can go Thursday, but I am making progress."
• Patrick Crayton left Monday night's win over the Broncos with a wrist injury and was seen in street clothes with a sling in the second half.
• Mike Williams is considered day-to-day with an injury to the bottom of his left foot, Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Times reports.

Tight Ends:

• Tony Scheffler injured his ribs in the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Cowboys and did not return, the Detroit News reports.
• Jeremy Shockey (ribs) was a limited participant at Monday's practice, the Saints' official Twitter page reports.
• Zach Miller's injured foot gave him problems during the second half of Sunday's loss to the Steelers, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
• Vernon Davis, who left Sunday's game with an ankle injury, said afterward it wasn't a serious issue, csnbayarea.com reports. 

Week 11 Injury Report

Quarter Backs:

• On Monday, Ryan Fitzpatrick entered the locker room with a big wrap on his right hand, according to WGR 550. "Just got it stepped on during the game," stated Fitzpatrick. "It's actually on one of the plays they jumped offsides on, and Andy (Levitre) shoved the guy coming across and he ended up landing on me and stepping on my hand. Just some swelling, nothing too big."
• The Detroit Lions decided that Matt Stafford (shoulder) will continue the rehab that he began last week instead of undergoing surgery after meeting with Dr. James Andrews, Chris Mortenson of ESPN.com reports.
• David Garrard, who took a hit to his clavicle early in Sunday's win over the Texans, later underwent X-rays which showed no damage, the Florida Times-Union reports.
• The Dolphins have placed Chad Pennington (shoulder) on IR, Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports.
• Coach Tony Sparano hasn't ruled Chad Henne (left knee) out for Thursday night's game against Chicago, the Miami Herald reports.
• Coach Brad Childress acknowledged that Brett Favre is "sore," but said that the QB has no plans to get an MRI on his shoulder and should be ready to play Sunday against Green Bay, the Associated Press reports.
• Alex Smith (shoulder) was medically cleared to play on Monday but will return as the 49ers backup quarterback, losing his starting job to Troy Smith, CSN Bay Area reports.
• Matt Hasselbeck, as expected, will be able to play through the injury to his left wrist, the Seattle Times reports.
• Kerry Collins is expected to miss several weeks with a calf injury, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.
• Vince Young (ankle) is expected to practice this week, John Glennon of the Tennessean reports.

Running Backs:

• Coach Chan Gailey feels that Fred Jackson's teammate C.J. Spiller, who injured his hamstring in the Week 10 win over Detroit, is almost certain to miss a week, according to BuffaloBills.com.
• Ryan Torain (hamstring) never got off the exercise bike as the Redskins were mauled 59-28 by the Eagles on Monday night.Wide Receivers:

• Chad Ochocinco injured his shoulder Sunday against the Colts, but was able to finish the game, the Bengals' official site reports.
• Josh Cribbs dislocated all of the toes on his right foot except the big toe Sunday against the Jets, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
• When explaining why Bernard Berrian (groin) was active, but did not play Sunday, coach Brad Childress said that "Bernard slid down to me during [warmups] when I got to the field and I said, ?How's the leg.' And he said, ?Ahhh, I don't think it's good enough to go," the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports.
• Coach Brad Childress said that Percy Harvin was slated to get treatment on his left ankle Monday, Chip Scoggins of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports.
• Ramses Barden will likely miss the remainder of the season with what head coach Tom Coughlin deemed a "significant ligament injury" and a fracture in his left ankle, the New Jersey Star-Ledger reports.
• Jerricho Cotchery said that an MRI Monday revealed a 'slight' tear in his left groin, the Newark Star-Ledger reports.
• Chaz Schilens will not participate in team practice on Wednesday, Jerry McDonald of the Bay Area News Group reports.
• Hines Ward (concussion) says he will play against the Raiders in Week 11, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports.
• Malcolm Floyd (hamstring) returned to practice Monday and was limited in his reps, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.
• Legadu Naanee (hamstring) did not practice Monday, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

Tight Ends:

• Jacob Tamme, who had seven catches for 73 yards in Sunday's win over the Bengals, "could barely walk after the game," the Indianapolis Star reports.
• Antonio Gates (foot) did not practice Monday, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.
• Heath Miller (foot) is expected to return to practice on Wednesday, Jerry McDonald of the Bay Area News Group reports.

Week Nine Injury Report

Matt Moore & his labrum are done for the season. 

Quarter Back's:

• Moore has a torn labrum in his shoulder and is out for the season, Steve Reed of the Gaston Gazette reports.
• Jake Delhomme (ankle) may return to practice this week, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
• According to coach Eric Mangini, Seneca Wallace (ankle) "probably will" practice Wednesday, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
• Coach Jim Schwartz said Monday that the Lions are "not talking surgical options" with regards to Stafford's injured throwing shoulder, Mlive.com's Tom Kowalski reports
• The Lions are "holding out hope" that Shaun Hill (forearm) will be able to play on Sunday, MLive.com reports.
• Coach Gary Kubiak said that Matt Schaub, who took a shot to the "lower gut" Sunday and was "real sore," had X-rays Monday but checked out fine, Nick Scurfield of the Texans' official site reports.
• Head coach Tom Cable said Monday that he is considering sticking with Jason Campbell as his starting quarterback even when Gradkowski (shoulder) is healthy, Jerry McDonald of the Oakland Tribune reports.
• Alex Smith (shoulder) was unable to practice Monday, Matt Maiocco of CSN Bay Area reports.
• Matt Hasselbeck, who had a good workout Monday, is set to be evaluated Wednesday in order to be potentially be cleared to return from his concussion, Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Times reports.

Running Back's:

• Jonathan Stewart left Sunday's game with an apparent concussion, the Rock Hill Herald reports.
• Ryan Torain (hamstring) practiced "full-speed" Monday, the Washington Post reports.
• Coach Mike Shanahan indicated Monday that it is too early to say whether Portis (groin) or Ryan Torain will play in Week 10's game against the Eagles, Rich Campbell of fredericksburg.com reports.

Wide Receiver's:

• Roddy White (knee) did not practice Monday, the Baltimore Sun's Jamison Hensley reports.
• Roscoe Parrish suffered a broken wrist in Sunday's loss to the Bears and will miss the rest of the season, BuffaloBills.com reports.
• The Colts placed Anthony Gonzalez (knee) on season-ending injured reserve Saturday, ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports.

Tight End's:

• Jeremy Shockey took a shot to his ribs while making a seven-yard TD catch in the first qurter Sunday against the Panthers and was taken into the locker room for X-rays, Jeff Duncan of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports. X-Rays on Shockey's ribs came back negative, Jeff Duncan of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Week Seven Injury Report

Run DMC could be back this Sunday

Welcome to concussion city! Population: a guy that will be questionable to out for next week.

• Ryan Torain, Washington Redskins: Ryan appeared in the Redskins locker room with his left knee heavily wrapped but indicated that he was fine. 
• Darren McFadden, Oakland Raiders: will test his hamstring Wednesday at practice to see if he can at full speed yet. 
• Peyton Hillis, Cleveland Browns: is still listed as probable with a thigh injury for this Sundays game against the Saints. 
• Lasean McCoy, Philadelphia Eagles: is probable for this Sunday with a rib injury.
• Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys: probable with a thumb injury, but looks like a non-issue as of now. 
• David Garrard, Jacksonville Jaguars: questionable with a concussion. 
• Vince Young, Tennessee Titans: questionable with a sprained knee. However, Kerry Collins looked good handling this offense.
• Donald Driver, GB Packers: sidelined with a thigh injury he is questionable but expected to play this Sunday. 
• Donovan McNabb, Washington Redskins: hampered by a hamstring injury he is still expected to start against the Bears. 
• Nate Kaeding, SD Chargers: not expected to play Sunday, but no replacement has been named yet either. 
• Vernon Davis, SF 49ers: day to day with a knee injury; Davis is questionable for next week against Carolina. 
• Eddie Royal, Denver Broncos: questionable for next week with a hamstring injury. 

Injury Update for Week Four

Look for this list to be updated throughout the day as news is released.

• Josh Morgan, SF 49ers, WR: a knee injury suffered during the final play of last Sunday's game is not believed to be serious; consider him day-to-day.
• Michael Jenkins, Atlanta Falcons, WR: entering the 8th week of a shoulder injury. Head Coach Mike Smith is hopeful for Jenkins to play this Sunday against the 49ers.
• Nate Burleson, Detroit Lions, WR: expects to play this Sunday against the Packers, but will see how his ankle holds up during practice this week.
• Steve Breaston, Arizona Cardinals, WR: AZCardinals.com reported Monday that Breaston was "limping around" with a bruised knee. His availability against the Chargers doesn't appear to be in jeopardy, but his play looks limited at best.