Teams have released their Week 11 injury reports through Thursday. Here’s a look at some notable names.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers currently have exactly two viable fantasy starters, and neither of them is very reliable.

One of the biggest themes leading up to the Hall of Fame, next to the incoming class, is the list of players not in the Hall of Fame. Put a microphone in front of a player and he’ll instantly start campaigning for teammates who belong in the Hall of Fame.

According to NFL.com senior columnist Thomas George, new Buccaneers coach Raheem Morris is preaching that his players must yearn to “be your best self” every day.

Nothing can propel us to success like haters. Haters is an African-American colloquialism for jealous or doubting people coined by a former Atlanta radio personality. I used this motivation going back to the good ol’ days at FSU, where despite being named to All-American teams every year, I went undrafted. Haters fueled my 10-year career.

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The early reports out of Tampa on TE Kellen Winslow are good. Glowing, actually. But we’ve heard this before, right?

So far, so good for TE Kellen Winslow in Tampa Bay. According to the St. Petersburg Times, Winslow is fitting in well with his new teammates since being acquired in February and will be used extensively under new Bucs offensive coordinator Jeff Jagodzinski.

Buccaneers TE Kellen Winslow drew criticism from NFL Network analyst and former Bucs great Warren Sapp when he didn’t report to voluntary offseason workouts last week.

NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp played in Tampa Bay for nine seasons, winning one Super Bowl and making seven Pro Bowls as a Buccaneer. On Tuesday, Sapp held court with the local media at the Bucs’ new practice facility and had some pointed comments for newly acquired TE Kellen Winslow.

Buccaneers TE Kellen Winslow, acquired in a trade with the Browns in February and later awarded a six-year contract that could be worth as much as $42 million, didn’t attend Tampa Bay’s first offseason training activity workout Tuesday. “The coaching staff was aware that he wasn’t going to be here,” the team said. “They’ve been in contact with Kellen, and they understand why he wasn’t there.”

Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn are expected to fight for the Browns’ starting job in training camp, and The Dayton Daily News reports that former Cleveland TE Kellen Winslow revealed to Sirius NFL Radio which QB he believes should be under center in Cleveland next season:

Recently acquired TE Kellen Winslow and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have agreed on a six-year contract extension, according to Buccaneers.com.

Tampa Bay just completed a trade for tight end Kellen Winslow for undisclosed draft picks.

Carolina is not going to have an easy time stopping the run today, even though the Saints have deactivated running back Pierre Thomas. Panthers defensive tackles Damione Lewis and Maake Kemoeatu were both deactivated, leaving Carolina short-handed against the run.

DT Nick Hayden, a 2008 sixth-round pick from Wisconsin, should make his first NFL start for the Panthers.