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

Saints RB Pierre Thomas, WR Marques Colston and TE Jeremy Shockey have been ruled out of Sunday’s regular-season finale against the Buccaneers.

NFL.com senior writer Steve Wyche reports that Falcons CB Dunta Robinson will start vs. Tampa Bay. Robinson sustained a concussion after he and Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson were knocked out of their game in Week 6 after a frightening collision in which the Falcons’ cornerback launched himself head first to make a tackle. Robinson was fined $50,000 by the league, but said he will appeal the NFL’s ruling.

While Bucs rookie WR Mike Williams has drawn positive reviews throughout training camp and preseason, the competition to start opposite him is still very much undecided.

Bucs coach Raheem Morris doesn’t appear too happy with the shape Derrick Ward is in.

One of the biggest loses in the fallen era of multi-use stadiums is the lack of mud during rain games. There was no such shortage of mud for the Dolphins and Buccaneers on Saturday.

Arrelious Benn will be worth a late-round flier in larger fantasy leagues.

Michael Vick, DeAngelo Williams and Michael Turner were among the players who sustained injuries in Week 15. Here’s a look around the league.

Fill-in QB Kellen Clemens received some good news before Sunday’s game against the Buccaneers when the Jets kept G Alan Faneca and OT Wayne Hunter active despite undisclosed illnesses. Faneca and Hunter had been listed as questionable.

The Buccaneers added RB Cadillac Williams (back) and WR Sammie Stroughter (lower back) to their injury report Friday, listing both players as questionable for this weekend’s game against the Jets.

Antonio Bryant didn’t travel with the team today, according to the Buccaneers’ Web site, meaning Tampa Bay will be without its No. 1 wide receiver in Sunday’s game against Buffalo.

While rookie QB Josh Freeman patiently learns the offense, veteran Byron Leftwich is earning the respect of his defensive teammates with the way he’s been throwing the deep ball.

Two rookie wide receivers are creating buzz at early minicamps and OTAs. Cleveland’s Brian Robiskie (Round 2, No. 36 overall) and Tampa Bay’s Sammie Stroughter (Round 7, No. 233 overall) have both received praise.