Any hope of Bears’ comeback against the Packers at Soldier Field now rests on the right arm of Todd Collins.

Todd Collins is out for the Bears, Caleb Hanie is in.

With Jay Cutler out, fantasy owners should turn to a sleeper quarterback for help in Week 5.

The Bears’ offensive line paid homage to Chicago’s 1986 record-setting defense on Sunday night by making the once-pathetic Giants defense look like that fabled Monsters of the Midway Unit.

The nine sacks by the Giants during the first half of Sunday night’s game against the Bears have taken their toll on QB Jay Cutler.

With Bears backup QB Caleb Hanie nursing a right shoulder injury, the word out of Chicago is that the search for a backup quarterback is on.

A difficult first half for the Redskins was heightened when QB Jason Campbell suffered a shoulder sprain late in the second quarter of Monday night’s game against the Giants.

Redskins QB Jason Campbell left Sunday’s game against the Falcons again, this time with an ankle injury, but he returned on the next series.

Redskins QB Jason Campbell returned to the field to start the second half against the Falcons after leaving the game with a chest injury.

After losing RB Clinton Portis to a concussion earlier in Sunday’s game in Atlanta, Washington watched QB Jason Campbell walk off the field with a chest injury after taking a sack. The Redskins said at halftime that Campbell is probable to return.

QB Jason Campbell will remain the starter for the Redskins, and will open the Week 7 game against the Eagles, a league source told NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora.

Redskins QB Todd Collins could be worth a look off the waiver wire next week.

When the Redskins opened the second half Sunday against the Chiefs, it was veteran QB Todd Collins under center instead of starter Jason Campbell.

Chase Daniel, an undrafted rookie quarterback, made his preseason debut for the Redskins tonight and was pretty impressive.