Cowboys’ Kosier likely out at least one month with sprained knee
Dallas Cowboys left guard Kyle Kosier is expected to miss at least one month after spraining his knee, meaning the team has lost two offensive linemen to injuries this week.
Read moreBears sign little-used QB Gutierrez, could play him Saturday
The Chicago Bears believe Matt Gutierrez could be exactly what they need at quarterback, even if he lacks much in the way of NFL credentials.
Read moreColts add rookie safety Skinner, waive two injured players
The Indianapolis Colts have signed safety Terrell Skinner and released two injured defensive backs.
Read moreRomo’s pledge: Cowboys will ‘have a good offense, period’
Tony Romo is over his flu bug, but his right tackle just had knee surgery. He’s getting better throwing to Roy Williams, but he’s still waiting to get his timing down with injured rookie Dez Bryant.
Read moreBrohm ready for his turn in Bills’ three-man QB competition
Trent Edwards has maintained his hold on the Buffalo Bills’ starting quarterback job for now. Brian Brohm will have his chance to prove himself this week. And it’s Ryan Fitzpatrick’s turn to sit.
Read moreCaldwell: Painter remains Colts’ No. 2 QB despite struggles
Indianapolis Colts coach Jim Caldwell remains committed to Curtis Painter as Peyton Manning’s backup quarterback.
Read moreBills rookie WR Nelson injures right leg, carted off field
Buffalo Bills rookie receiver David Nelson is out indefinitely after being carted off the field with a right leg injury during Tuesday’s practice.
Read moreQuinn trying to shake off poor showing in Broncos debut
Brady Quinn was brought in to push incumbent Denver Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton for the starting job. Instead, Quinn is fending off rookie Tim Tebow for the backup role.
Read moreBrowns put punter Zastudil on season-ending IR with knee injury
Cleveland Browns punter Dave Zastudil is out for the season because of a right knee injury.
Read moreInjury-plagued Broncos rest 17 players at practice
The Broncos practiced without 17 players Tuesday morning, including
Pro Bowl defensive backs Champ Bailey and Brian Dawkins.
