The Eagles have sustained injuries to several key starters during the first half of Sunday night’s game against the 49ers, as DE Trent Cole, DT Brodrick Bunkley and LT Jason Peters have all been sidelined.

A look at some of the notable injuries around the NFL in Week 5.

The list of walking wounded for the Packers following Sunday’s loss in Washington has grown by one: Aaron Rodgers.

Bruce Gradkowski didn’t make it through the first quarter Sunday against the Chargers.

Calvin Johnson was announced as questionable to return by the Lions during the fourth quarter due to a shoulder injury.

The Packers announced OLB Clay Matthews – who was having another strong performance on Sunday — won’t return during the fourth quarter against the Redskins due to cramping in his hamstring.

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

The Colts are locked in a tight game against the Chiefs, and currently don’t have Josph Addai on the field.

Jake Delhomme replaced Seneca Wallace at quarterback to start the second half for the Browns.

The Buccaneers lost starters C Jeff Faine and SS Sean Jones to injuries during the first half against the Bengals.

Broncos rookie WR Demaryius Thomas has been ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Ravens after taking a violent hit on a kickoff return during the second quarter. The Broncos announced he has head and neck injuries.

The Rams’ biggest playmaking receiver is down on the field, and the early scene doesn’t look positive.

It’s been a tough start for the Packers against the Redskins, with two early injuries to report.