A roundup of injury updates from Week 3.

Along with Steven Jackson, the Rams are also playing without O.J. Atogwe against the Redskins.

While the market for free-agent FS Oshiomogho Atogwe continues to simmer, we’re still finding out more about the interest (and non-interest) of potential suitors.

The Lions have shown a willingness during the offseason to add pieces to the defense, and are reportedly taking a hard look at free agent safety Oshiomogho Atogwe. But Atogwe’s price may be driving the Lions and other teams off.

When Oshiomogho Atogwe Watch first commenced, it was thought a handful of teams could be interested in the newly unrestricted free agent. The Cowboys and Vikings have been taken off that list.

Now that safety Oshiomogho Atogwe is officially an unrestricted free agent, we can begin to add and subtract to the list of interested teams.

It didn’t surprise many when Rams safety Oshiomogho Atogwe became an unrestricted free agent at Midnight Tuesday.

Safety O.J. Atogwe likely will become a free agent at midnight ET tonight.

NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora went Around the League with Fran Charles on Monday’s Total Access, discussing Ndamukong Suh, O.J. Atogwe and Antwan Odom

Willie Parker reportedly is taking a strong stance against the Steelers, and it stems from feeling unappreciated.

Lovie Smith said that he is thrilled with the free agent class brought in, but that the Bears continue to evaluate players and could well be active in acquiring help for the secondary.

After spending the better part of 24 hours texting, emailing and calling people around the league, my enthusiasm for an unusually active trade deadline is waning. The Eagles, Patriots and Ravens are among the teams looking to be buyers, while the Chiefs, Bucs and Raiders are among those most interested in selling.