Veteran DE Aaron Kampman won’t be on the field Sunday when the Jaguars open their season against the Titans.

The official Week 1 injury reports for all 32 teams are in, so let’s take a lap around the league to look at some of the notable players whose status might be in question this week.

It’s common practice for NFL teams to rework contracts to create more salary-cap space, and the moves generally also benefit the player (except in cases where he takes a legitimate paycut to stay).

Shame on you, Mr. Dameshek, for taking Hines Ward to task for his dancing prowess. Didn’t you see what happened to the football players in “Mr. Holland’s Opus” when they took ballet?

Injured players Antonio Gates and Ed Reed, both voted as starters for the AFC, will not play in this year’s Pro Bowl.

The Raiders haven’t had a positive start on the injury front in Week 17 against the Chiefs.

With Sunday’s Week 16 games in the books, here’s a look at the notable injuries around the league, starting with an update on Chargers RB Mike Tolbert.

The Dolphins announced that QB Chad Henne will start Sunday’s game against the Raiders.

Steelers DE Brett Keisel has been ruled out of Sunday’s matchup with the Raiders, NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora reported, citing a team source.

The Raiders will be without CB Nnamdi Asomugha (ankle) and WR Zach Miller (foot) for the team’s AFC West showdown with the Chiefs.

Raiders WR Louis Murphy is inactive for Week 9.

Raiders coach Tom Cable told reporters on Friday that CB Nnamdi Asomugha (ankle) and TE Zach Miller (arch) will be game-time decisions vs Chiefs.

Try as we might, avoiding the Raiders is always impossible when looking for sleepers. Even though we know better.

The Cardinals will give QB Derek Anderson a chance to prove that he should be the team’s signal caller as they travel to Chicago to take on the Bears.

Raiders WR Darrius Heyward-Bey returned to practice on Tuesday, after missing four practices because — wait for it — he was fatigued.