Two defensive starters for the Seahawks — CB Marcus Trufant and DE Kentwan Balmer — have left with injuries during the first half against the Saints.

Quarterbacks are putting up some amazing numbers, yet many of us seem desensitized to the performances.

There are a number of lessons that you can take from this Jets and Texans matchup.

Pulling in a couple of fantasy thoughts from the Twitterverse:

The Chiefs are finishing out a blowout win over the Cardinals, but their doing it without starting LT Brandon Albert.

Rusty Smith is making his NFL debut for the Titans against the Redskins, taking over for an injured Vince Young during the second half in Tennessee.

Congratulations Ravens defense, you just made the list. No longer a must-start fantasy defense, the Ravens are not even taking advantage of a glorious matchup against the Panthers.

Aftering riding a hot hand in Jason Campbell, Raiders coach Tom Cable has decided that hand has cooled off. Cable has pulled Cambell during the third quarter against the Steelers, looking for a spark from Bruce Gradkowksi.

Indianapolis Colts WR Austin Collie will return to the gridiron Sunday vs. the New England Patriots. Collie suffered a concussion on Nov. 7 when he turned to run up the field and was sandwiched between two Eagles defenders. He participated fully in practice this week and was listed as questionable on the Colts’ final injury report.

The Steelers are the latest team to lose offensive linemen to injuries in Week 11.

Falcons DE John Abraham has been ruled out of Sunday’s tilt with the Rams with a groin injury.

Cowboys RB Felix Jones has left Sunday’s game against the Lions with a hip injury and is questionable to return.

Watching an upcoming preview of “Undercover Boss,” how does the average Subway employee not think they are being set up when a camera crew is following around a 40-year-old sandwich artist? Like really, how do you not see this coming?

Saints RB Reggie Bush‘s return to the lineup will have to wait another week after the team declared him inactive for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks.

The Bengals had any easy time with the Bills during the first half in Cincinnati, but they lost both starting safeties in the process.