Take the St. Louis Rams off the list of teams who are in the running for Vincent Jackson.

The reaction inside the Jets’ locker room to Braylon Edwards’ arrest on a drunken-driving charge moved quickly.

Six NFL head coaches decided to bench their starting quarterbacks in Week 2, some looking for any type of offensive spark. While he had several reasons to do so, Ravens coach John Harbaugh wasn’t one of them.

The big news in New England on Tuesday is the status of injured RB Kevin Faulk, which is still squarely in limbo.

Following a very forgettable performance in Week 2 in which he threw two interceptions, lost a fumble and was benched in favor of Kerry Collins, Vince Young offered up an apology to his fans on Twitter.

Andy Reid is quite happy about having two quarterbacks he feels can help the Eagles win.

DeAngelo Hall wasn’t happy watching Andre Johnson catch a game-winning 34-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter in Sunday’s loss to the Texans, and he plans on doing something about it.

Panthers coach John Fox opened his weekly Monday news conference by announcing rookie quarterback Jimmy Clausen will start in Week 3 over Matt Moore.

Broncos CB Champ Bailey left the locker room on crutches following Sunday’s win over the Seahawks.

The Redskins can ill-afford to lose any offensive linemen, particularly rookie LT Trent Williams.

Darrelle Revis was beat by a fantastic one-handed catch by Randy Moss, and might have aggravated an injury to boot.

The Chargers have lost rookie RB Ryan Mathews early against the Jaguars due to a right ankle injury, and his return has been announced as questionable.

What could have been horrible news for the Panthers looks like nothing more than a scare at this point.

One late injury to pass along for the Eagles: Rookie DE Brandon Graham left Sunday’s win over the Lions late during the fourth quarter with what the FOX broadcast reported as a shoulder injury.

The Cowboys have been hit by a couple of late injuries against the Bears, losing TE Jason Witten and CB Mike Jenkins.