Jacksonville Jaguars 12/22/2006 8:45 AMThe Florida Times-Union reports Jaguars RB Fred Taylor rehabilitated his hamstring during practice Thursday, and his status for Sunday's game is uncertain. He was the only Jaguars player who didn't practice. "I feel better than yesterday," Taylor said. "I've got to see the doctor. I had a good workout session, and we'll see how the rest of the week goes." The Jaguars have their final practice of the week today, and Taylor doesn't know if he can go.Read more
Arizona Cardinals 12/22/2006 8:40 AMThe Arizona Republic reports performing a cost-benefit analysis on keeping left OT Leonard Davis is a tricky undertaking for the Cardinals. They didn't want to re-sign him to a contract beyond this year until they saw improvement in his performance. Yet by waiting, they've risked losing Davis to free agency, or paying a hefty premium for his services in 2007. Through the first few weeks of the season, Davis did little to push the Cardinals to the bargaining table for a new contract. Privately, team officials seemed at peace with a decision to let Davis depart through free agency in the off-season.Read more
San Francisco 49ers 12/22/2006 8:38 AMThe Contra Costa Times reports in one of his last pass rush practice plays of the day, 49ers NT Ronald Fields ripped upward with his left arm and smacked into the elbow of an offensive lineman. He thought little of the throbbing in his arm at first and went ahead and finished Wednesday's practice. When he went into the locker room, he had his arm examined by trainer Jeff Ferguson, who discovered the fracture.Read more
St. Louis Rams 12/22/2006 8:36 AMThe St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports nearly five weeks after surgery on a torn triceps muscle in his left arm, left OT Orlando Pace reports progress on his long road to recovery. "It's coming along pretty well," he said. "I'm just trying to get the range of motion down, week by week increasing it." Pace wears a large brace that not only provides support but also measures his improvement. "They have a gauge on there, and once I get it to 90 degrees, then I'll be fine" to begin more intense rehab, he said.Read more
