With Week 1 nearly in the books, here’s a look at the notable injuries from Sunday’s games.

Roy Williams could be in danger of losing his starting spot if he doesn’t start showing improvement.

Roy Williams has struggled in the preseason and may have to look out for Johnny Knox to start breathing down his neck.

Eagles WR Jeremy Maclin was supposed to be a potential breakout star in fantasy land. But a mysterious illness is causing some real concern.

The Bears added their third ex-Cowboys of the week, agreeing to a two-year, $5 million contract with RB Marion Barber, according to a league source.

Michael Crabtree is injured, Darren Sproles is in New Orleans, and Roy Williams is a Bear. Find out the fantasy implications right here.

Despite speculation to the contrary, quarterback Vince Young and receiver Roy Williams will not be placed on waivers before joining their new teams.

It’s April in the NFL, which means it’s pretty quiet, except for the fact that one of the coolest weekends of they year, draft weekend, is just 11 days away.

It’s officially on paper: Donovan McNabb is the Redskins’ backup QB.

Vince Young, Colt McCoy and Vernon Davis were among the players who suffered injuries in Week 11. Here’s a bullet-look at injuries around the league.

The Bengals had any easy time with the Bills during the first half in Cincinnati, but they lost both starting safeties in the process.

Playoffs?

Apparently Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams isn’t kidding, telling the Dallas Morning News that he believes the 1-6 team can run the table to go 10-6 and make the playoffs.

The Bengals’ secondary remains beleaguered entering Sunday’s game against the Dolphins, with CB Johnathan Joseph and safeties Roy Williams and Chinedum Ndukwe both inactive again.

It was a rough day on the injury front for the Eagles, who lost Michael Vick, Asante Samuel and WR Riley Cooper.

The Bengals announced that starting CB Johnathan Joseph left Sunday’s game against the Browns because of a forearm injury. He’s listed as questionable to return.