Rookie defensive tackle B.J. Raji is listed as questionable on the Packers’ injury report for Sunday’s season opener vs. the division rival Chicago Bears.

QB Marc Bulger is listed as probable on the team’s injury report despite missing St. Louis’ final three preseason games with a broken right pinking.

Michael Lombardi reports Richard Seymour was placed on the Raiders reserve left squad list Friday.

After missing most of last season due to injury, right tackle Shawn Andrews will sit out the season opener with a sore back.

Brett Favre may be without his best deep threat when he makes his Vikings debut vs. the Cleveland Browns Sunday. Wide receiver Bernard Berrian is listed as questionable on the Vikings’ injury report with an injured hamstring.

Cardinals Pro Bowl wide receiver Anquan Boldin is listed as questionable on the team’s Friday injury report after missing the final two preseason games with a hamstring injury.

Saints RB Pierre Thomas will miss Sunday’s game against the Detroit Lions due to a knee injury suffered in the preseason.

If you watched Thursday night’s game between the Titans and Steelers, it was pretty evident that Willie Parker has lost a step — and some of his fantasy value.

Denver Broncos QB Kyle Orton said earlier in the week he’s optimistic he’ll play in the season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals despite a dislocated right index finger on his throwing hand.

Despite proclaiming that his sprained left knee “feels pretty good” earlier this week, QB Matt Cassel will likely be a game-time decision against the Ravens on Sunday.

After participating fully in practice over the last three days, Texans QB Matt Schaub is listed as probable for Sunday’s season opener against the New York Jets at Reliant Stadium.

The 8th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals made a ruling today that could allow Vikings players Pat and Kevin Williams to play while continuing their legal battle in state court against NFL-issued suspensions. The NFL has yet to publicly determine its course of action as it relates to the ruling.

Even after a slow start in the season opener, Ben Roethlisberger did what he always does. He found a way to win.

Monster.com’s Director of fandemonium, Onyx Herrera, reports from NFL Kickoff 2009: “If I had to plan the perfect start to the NFL season, it would look exactly like what Pittsburgh did Thursday night.”

I’m not sure you could fit more into one day. It was a success for some and a disappointment for others, but no matter how you cut it, NFL’s Opening Kickoff 2009 certainly was entertaining.