Week 3 Injury Report

Deuce McAllister - Deuce tore his ACL yet again, but luckily its in the other knee this time. McAllister really took a deuce on this season anyway putting up some pitiful fantasy stats. Arron Stecker will split carries with Reggie Bush. So, if you have McAllister you might want to pick up Stecker for the time being.
Ahman Green - Green took a spill and injured his knee yet again. He is listed as questionable, but didn't practice this week. It will be a game time decision, so look for the ex Heisman trophy winner Ron Dayne to take his place if Green can not go on Sunday against the dirty birds of Atlanta.
Jake Delhomme - Every one's favorite homie injured his throwing elbow against the Falcons last Sunday. He was replaced by the sack happy David Carr. Jake is listed a questionable as he did not practice this week. David Carr's starting opportunity increased daily, so if start Carr only if absolutely necessary. Chances are if he starts he will have his face planted in the dirt most of the game.
Rudi Johnson - It's not looking good for Rudi's hamstring strain. Bengals injury report has him listed as out for Monday nights game against the Patriots. Who dem Bengals gonna start? Most likely Kenny Watson will fill the gap, but Johnson could get upgraded in the next few days. If you own Rudi you might want to pick up Watson if he is available.
Brian Westbrook - After a magnificent week 3, Westbrook may miss Sunday's game against the Giants due to a abdominal issue. He is listed as questionable. Keep an eye on and update Friday with the Eagles to see what his status will be.
Andre Johnson - Out for the second week in a row with a knee injury. Veteran wide out Andre' Davis will start for the injured Johnson, but don't expect to much out of this old timer.
Larry Johnson - A slow start gets even slower for Johnson. He missed practice this week with a pulled hamstring. The Chiefs say he can run on the injury, but don't expect many carries this week if he plays. Michael Bennett is Johnson's back up, and don't expect Bennett to raise the Chiefs running game significantly.