When St. Louis beat New Orleans this weekend, we were surprised as all of you must have been – besides you hardcore Ram fans; we know you never wavered seeing those glorious throw-backs gracing the turf.

Losing a game to a division rival is hard. But for the Cowboys, losing one of their best linebackers might be the hardest thing to overcome after Sunday’s loss to the Eagles.

Miami Dolphins WR Brandon Marshall (hamstring) will miss his second game in a row with a hamstring injury. He was limited in practice this week and was listed as questionable in the team’s final injury report.

The cutdown deadline for NFL teams to reduce their rosters to 75 players passed at 4 p.m. EST, and was surrounded by a flurry of activity.

One offseason injury that should be followed this season is that of Packers CB Al Harris, who has said he’ll be back on the field this season. But when, and if, that takes place still remain big questions.

Here’s a brief look at the notable injuries we’ve been tracking around the NFL throughout Week 11, including Ben Roethlisberger, Matthew Stafford and Marshawn Lynch.

Packers veteran CB Al Harris said during a radio interview Thursday he doesn’t believe Brett Favre’s reputation should be tarnished if he choses to return. It’s a topic that resonates deeply with Packers fans. But has Favre permanantly tarnished his reputation with his pending decision to un-retire and play with the Vikings?

The NFL announced several changes to the 2009 Pro Bowl rosters on Tuesday, adding Dolphins rookie LT Jake Long, Titans QB Kerry Collins and Packers CB Al Harris as injury replacments.

Packers coach Mike McCarthy said there has been “significant improvement” with CB Al Harris’ spleen injury, and that he could realistically return after Green Bay’s bye week.

Despite suffering a serious spleen injury Sunday night against the Cowboys, Packers cornerback Al Harris is going to try to play again this season, according to The National Football Post, a website which is co-owned by Harris’ agent, Jack Bechta.

Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy confirmed that CB Al Harris has a “serious” spleen injury on Monday, saying that the injury requires a cautious approach.