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FOR USE AS DESIRED NFL-PER-15B 12/16/05 WEEK 15 INJURY REPORT -- FRIDAY Following is a list of quarterback injuries for Week 15 Games (December 17, 18-19): Jacksonville Jaguars Out Byron Leftwich (ankle) New York Jets Out Jay Fiedler (right shoulder) St. Louis Rams Out Marc Bulger (right shoulder) Buffalo Bills Questionable J.P. Losman (shoulder) New England Patriots Questionable Tom Brady (shin) Tennessee Titans Questionable Steve McNair (back) Cleveland Browns Probable Charlie Frye (knee) Philadelphia Eagles Probable Mike McMahon (hip) Pittsburgh Steelers Probable Ben Roethlisberger (right thumb) Following is a list of injured players for Week 15 Games (December 17, 18-19): ARIZONA CARDINALS (4-9) AT HOUSTON TEXANS (1-12) Arizona Cardinals DOUBTFUL CB Eric Green (groin) PROBABLE LB Karlos Dansby (toe); DT Darnell Dockett (ankle); K Neil Rackers (left left calf) Listed players who did not participate in "team" practice: (Defined as missing any portion of 11-on-11 team work) LB Karlos Dansby; DT Darnell Dockett; CB Eric Green; K Neil WED Rackers LB Karlos Dansby; DT Darnell Dockett; CB Eric Green; K Neil THURS Rackers FRI CB Eric Green Houston Texans DOUBTFUL DE Junior Ioane (calf) QUESTIONABLE RB Domanick Davis (knee) PROBABLE WR Jabar Gaffney (ankle); WR Andre Johnson (leg); CB Lewis Sanders (hip); DE Robaire Smith (neck); DE Gary Walker (hip) Listed players who did not participate in "team" practice: (Defined as missing any portion of 11-on-11 team work) RB Domanick Davis; DE Junior Ioane; DE Robaire Smith; DE WED Gary Walker THURS RB Domanick Davis; DE Junior Ioane; WR Andre Johnson FRI RB Domanick Davis; DE Junior Ioane CAROLINA PANTHERS (9-4) AT NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (3-10) Carolina Panthers QUESTIONABLE RB Stephen Davis (knee); TE Michael Gaines (ankle); DE Mike Rucker (ankle) PROBABLE RB DeShaun Foster (shoulder); CB Ken Lucas (shoulder); LB Dan Morgan (ankle) Listed players who did not participate in "team" practice: (Defined as missing any portion of 11-on-11 team work) WED TE Michael Gaines; DE Mike Rucker THURS TE Michael Gaines FRI RB Stephen Davis; TE Michael Gaines New Orleans Saints QUESTIONABLE C LeCharles Bentley (elbow); CB Jason Craft (toe); T Wayne Gandy (calf); LB Sedrick Hodge (ankle); DE Darren Howard (knee); G Kendyl Jacox (knee); RB Aaron Stecker (neck) Listed players who did not participate in "team" practice: (Defined as missing any portion of 11-on-11 team work) C LeCharles Bentley; CB Jason Craft; LB Sedrick Hodge; DE WED Darren Howard; G Kendyl Jacox THURS CB Jason Craft; T Wayne Gandy; LB Sedrick Hodge; DE Darren Howard; G Kendyl Jacox FRI LB Sedrick Hodge; DE Darren Howard; G Kendyl Jacox PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (5-8) AT ST. 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    SAMPLE - This is my 2005 Premium Fantasy Football Cheat Sheet – SAMPLE QUARTERBACKS T. Henry-TEN,10 326/45 0/0 K.Colbert-CAR, M.Pollard-DET, 309 6 D.Staley/W.Parker-PIT,4 830/55 1/0 A.Toomer-NYG,5 747 0 LJ.Smith-PHI,6 377 5 2004 Stats J.Bettis-PIT,4 941/46 13/0 J. McCareins-NYJ,8 770 4 D.Jolley-NYJ 313 2 P.Manning-IND,8 4577/38 49/0/10 D.Foster-CAR,7 255/76 2/0 P. Burress-NYG, 698 5 Tier Four D.Culpepper-MIN,5 4717/406 39/2/11 K.Barlow-SF,6 822/35 7/0 T. Glenn-DAL,9 400 2 B.Watson-NE D.McNabb-PHI,6 3875/220 31/3/8 F.Gore®-SF,6 M.Jenkins-ATL,8 119 0 D.Graham-NE,7 364 7 Tier Two L.Suggs-CLE,4 744/178 2/1 K. Johnson-DAL,9 981 6 B.Miller-HOU,3 K.Collins -OAK,5 3495/36 21/0/20 R.Droughns-CLE,4 1240/241 6/2 J.Galloway-TB,7 416 5 De.Clark-CHI,4 282 1 B. Favre-GB,6 4088/36 30/0/17 M.Turner-SD,10 392/17 3/0 B.Lloyd3-SF,6 565 6 J.Stevens-SEA,8 349 3 T. Green-KC,5 4591/85 27/0/17 R.Williams-MIA,4 M.Robinson-MIN,5 657 8 A.Becht-TB,7 100 1 C.Palmer-CIN,10 2897/47 18/1/18 E.Shelton®-CAR,7 D.Givens-NE,7 874 3 E.Conwell-NO,10 M.Hasselbeck-SEA,8 3382/90 22/1/15 M.Pittman-TB,7 926/391 7/3 R.Caldwell-SD,10 310 3 C.Anderson-OAK,5 128 1 Tier Three L.Johnson-KC,5 581/278 9/2 A.Bryant-CLE,4 812 4 A.Shea-CLE,4 252 4 G.Lewis®-PHI,6 E.Kinney-TEN,10 M.Bulger-STL,9 3964/89 21/3/14 T.J.