Bills WR Terrell Owens, DE Aaron Schobel and S Donte Whitner are active for Sunday’s game against the Titans.

Teams have released their latest Week 6 injury reports. Here’s a look at the developments among notable names through Thursday.

The Thursday injury report has been released and includes some notable players — Bengals RB Cedric Benson, Texans DE Mario Williams and Cowboys WR Roy Williams among them — sitting out for the second day in a row.

The Bills will limp into Land Shark Stadium for Sunday’s matchup with the Dolphins after ruling out five starters on today’s injury report.

The first official injury reports have the week were released Wednesday. While the Chargers finally got RB LaDainian Tomlinson back, a number of other key players — Willie Parker, Marc Bulger, Vince Wilfork and Cedric Benson — were unable to practice.

Chad Pennington, Shawne Merriman and Frank Gore were among the key players who sustained injuries in Week 3.

The Bears opened training camp with Danieal Manning lined up at free safety and Kevin Payne at strong safety. The alignment is the same one the Bears used to end last season, and Smith might be searching for some consistency in what has been an ever-changing position.

Antonio Cromartie and Donte Whitner stopped by the NFL Network set in Culver City, Calif., on Friday, and both chatted live with fans on NFL.com.

Buffalo Bills defensive back Donte Whitner told reporters at the team’s OTA (organized team activity) that he expects charges of aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting arrest to be dropped when he appears in Cleveland Municipal Court on Tuesday.

Cleveland police confirmed to Buffalo, N.Y., television station WIVB that Bills DB Donte Whitner was tasered and arrested on suspicion of aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting arrest early Saturday morning.

Giants CB Sam Madison is among the notable injuries during Week 17’s early games.

Turns out that Denver isn’t the only team missing its best defensive players. Buffalo is, too.

Bills coach Dick Jauron confirmed that safety Donte Whitner has a separated shoulder that will sideline him indefinitely, and the injury to Bills Pro Bowl defensive end Aaron Schobel might be worse.

Football traditionalists will like this one.

Just as the Browns will not incur any fines for their physical play Sunday against the Ravens, Bills safety Donte Whitner will not be fined for his late tackle on Oakland wide receiver Johnnie Lee Higgins, who began showboating before he entered the end zone on his 84-yard touchdown catch.