Packers safety Atari Bigby has been ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Bengals because of a knee injury suffered in Week 1 and could miss up to a month, according to the team’s Web site. Third-year pro Aaron Rouse is expected to replace Bigby in the lineup.

Take a look at the stories making their way Around the Web today, including Steelers veteran Hines Ward approaching 10,000 career receiving yards, Giants punter Jeff Feagles preparing for the Cowboys’ giant videoboard and a tired Chiefs defense looking for a breather.

As expected, Seahawks LB Leroy Hill will miss Sunday’s NFC West showdown with the 49ers because of a groin injury suffered in Week 1.

Jets DT Kris Jenkins (back) is listed as questionable on the team’s injury report after practicing on a limited basis all week.

The NFL fined Chargers QB Philip Rivers $7,500 for unsportsmanlike conduct in Monday night’s victory over the AFC West rival Raiders, a league source told NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora. Rivers was penalized 15 yards for taunting Raiders DT Gerard Warren in the third quarter of the game.

Chargers RB LaDainian Tomlinson has been ruled out of the Week 2 matchup with the Ravens. Tomlinson suffered a sprained right ankle against the Raiders on Monday night, and it has kept him out of practice all week.

Three Cardinals wide receivers — Anquan Boldin, Steve Breaston and Early Doucet — are listed as questionable on the team’s final injury report.

Chiefs QB Matt Cassel‘s playing status will be a game-time decision for the second consecutive week, coach Todd Haley said.

Chiefs QB Matt Cassel was limited in practice Thursday for the second consecutive day, but there’s still no indication from coach Todd Haley on the quarterback’s status.

The Thursday injury reports have been filed around the league, so we’ll pass along some of the names that caught our attention, including T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Kevin Walter and Pierre Thomas.

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The “Road to Canton” is the first television series to solely focus on the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s selection process. The series, hosted by Paul Burmeister, consists of four shows that center on each of the milestone cutdowns in the Hall’s selection process.

We’ve seen the numbers grow in recent years, but since the merger in 1970, we’ve never seen as many rookie offensive linemen start in Week 1 like we did this past week.

Take a look at the stories making their way Around the Web today, including Vince Young playing father to Steve McNair‘s boys, Mark Sanchez preparing to face the Patriots and the true king of the comebacks (hint: it’s not John Elway).

Analysts Brian Baldinger, Sterling Sharpe and Joe Theismann delivered their picks this week as part of NFL’s Playbook show.