Ravens starting LT Jared Gaither will not play and rookie Michael Oher will start in his place today against the visiting Bengals, a source confirmed.

NFL Network’s Bob Papa reports QB Eli Manning is expected to start for Giants Sunday when they play host to the Raiders.

NFL Network’s Kara Henderson reports that Lions veteran QB Danute Culpepper will start against the Steelers, replacing of injured starter Matthew Stafford who is listed as the team’s third quarterback.

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Tying up a few odds and ends now that Michael Crabtree finally is a 49er.

Deion Sanders will be interviewed by league insider Jason LaCanfora on NFL Network’s NFL GameDay Morning, which starts at 9 a.m. ET Sunday, and will discuss his relationship with rookie WR Michael Crabtree, who signed with the 49ers this week. Sanders also will address the situation with Oklahoma State WR Dez Bryant, whom the NCAA suspended this week.

Chicago Tribune columnist Rick Morrissey writes that what Bears fans didn’t like about Kyle Orton as a quarterback, fans in Denver have completely accepted. What Orton lacks in style, he more than makes up for in results. He’s 25-12 as a starter.

The fans have spoken, and the Broncos’ game-winning touchdown against the Cowboys was the Sprint Can’t-Miss Play of Week 4.

The Jets might have to wait a little longer to unveil their new 1-2 receiving punch. Jerricho Cotchery didn’t practice for the second consecutive day because of a hamstring injury and is listed as questionable to play in Monday night’s game against the Dolphins.

The Falcons moved into the Georgia Dome in 1992. Since then, 25 NFL teams have built new stadiums. Perhaps feeling a bit envious of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones‘ billion-dollar palace, Falcons owner Arthur Blank has said in recent months that he’d like a new place for his team to play.

The Buccaneers could use a boost to their backfield, and they likely will get it.

Browns RB Jamal Lewis, who has missed the last two games because of a hamstring injury, is questionable for Sunday’s meeting with the Bills. Lewis was a limited participant in practice early in the week, but he gave it a full-go today.

Three key defensive players are questionable for Sunday’s game between the Cardinals and Texans.

The Cowboys likely will play this weekend without two of their key offensive components, WR Roy Williams and RB Felix Jones.

A league source told NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora that four players were fined for Week 4 infractions, three of them for hits on quarterbacks.