Chargers banged up but still flying high

San Diego wideout Malcolm Floyd (hamstring) has been limited in practice all week and is not expected to play to play a lot, if at all, in Week 12. Considering the Chargers have Vincent Jackson back this week, it's probably wise to sit Floyd until next week and see how he is being used.

Teammate Antonio Gates (foot) is not expected to play at tight end this week. His replacement, Randy McMichael (hamstring), will play but will not be 100 percent.

In case you missed it, San Diego receiver Patrick Crayton had surgery on his wrist Friday and is out indefinitely. The good news out of Chargers' camp is that Legedu Naanee (hamstring) is expected to play on a limited basis against the Colts this week.

 
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall (hamstring) has been ruled out for today's game against the Oakland Raiders.

If you own Jacksonville tight end Marcedes Lewis this may not be the best week to play him. Reports out of Jacksonville are that Lewis may have to stay in and block more as the Jaguars will have to play back-ups at both offensive tackle positions due to injury.


Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew (abdomen) may not be 100 percent but he is expected to play. Teammate Mike Sims-Walker (ankle) was limited in practice all week and will be a game-time decision.

Washington wide receiver Santana Moss (knee) is listed as questionable but is expected to play today against the Vikings. The same is not true for running back Ryan Torain who has been ruled out. That makes Keiland Williams the primary back against Minnesota.

Running backs Joseph Addai (neck) and Mike Hart (ankle) are not expected to play this weekend. Look for Donald Brown to once again carry the load.

Teammate Austin Collie (concussion) looks like a game-time decision for the Colts at wide receiver. If he doesn't play, Blair White should get a few more looks. Wideout Reggie Wayne (knee) practiced in full on Friday and should start today.

San Francisco tight end Vernon Davis (ankle) fully participated in practice on Friday and is expected to play in Week 12.

Seattle wideout Mike X. Williams (foot) did not participate in practice Friday and is listed as questionable for today's game. Expect him to be a game-time decision.

Veteran quarterback Jake Delhomme (ankle) is not on the injury report and will start today's game in place of Colt McCoy (ankle). McCoy could be Cleveland's No. 3 quarterback today.

Carolina running back Jonathan Stewart (concussion) practiced on Friday and is listed as probable for Week 12. Expect him to play. Teammate Jimmy Clausen (concussion) is expected to start at quarterback.

Kansas City wideout Dexter McCluster (ankle) is close to returning to the field after missing extended time due to injury. He will be a game-time decision today.