Washington Redskins 11/18/2006 8:18 AMThe Washington Post reports Redskins WR Santana Moss will miss tomorrow's game at Tampa Bay with a left hamstring injury that kept him out of practice this week. Moss suffered the injury Oct. 22 at Indianapolis, and even though the Redskins had a bye week following that game, Moss did not play in the Redskins' 22-19 victory over Dallas on Nov. 5. In Sunday's 27-3 loss at Philadelphia, Moss clearly was not himself, catching three balls for 17 yards. "I'm on the same program. I didn't do anything all week," Moss said. "I didn't make it worse, but it's not getting any better. I like to be myself, and I don't want to be out there if I'm not myself." For Moss to declare himself out against Tampa Bay is nothing if not uncharacteristic.Read more
Tennessee Titans 11/18/2006 8:13 AMThe Nashville Tennessean reports after a week of practice, Titans DT Albert Haynesworth is ready to play Sunday. Haynesworth, who has missed the last five games serving his NFL suspension, is expected to be active for Sunday's game against the Eagles. The Titans were granted a one-week roster exemption this week that allowed Haynesworth to practice with the team while not counting against the roster. Today, the Titans will release a player to make room for Haynesworth on their 53-man roster. Titans HC Jeff Fisher said on Friday he's satisfied with Haynesworth's work on the practice field.Read more
Minnesota Vikings 11/18/2006 8:10 AMThe Pioneer Press reports the Vikings will wait until next week to put FB Tony Richardson on injured reserve, but they already have settled on a primary replacement. Third-year TE Jeff Dugan, who hasn't played in a game this season, will get first crack at the position in Sunday's game at Miami. Richardson is sidelined by a fractured right thumb and forearm.Read more
Green Bay Packers 11/18/2006 8:09 AMThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports QB Brett Favre might be at less than full strength Sunday when the Green Bay Packers meet the New England Patriots at Lambeau Field. HC Mike McCarthy disclosed that Favre had suffered a groin injury Thursday during practice, an injury that the coach said "really bothered" Favre as he took some but not all of the repetitions with the No. 1 offense Friday. Favre had been listed as probable on the injury report with an ankle injury. The Packers now list him as probable with ankle and groin injuries.Read more
