The Facts:
Thursday's updated NFL Injury/Practice Report has been posted to our FlashUpdate site. Click HERE to access. Find out complete practice info directly from the league office. 

Diehards Line:
Under new NFL rules, teams are only required to list if a player practiced or not until Friday of a normal game week. Then they must reveal the player's status for the game (out, doubtful, questionable, or probable). We will post that update shortly after it is released by the league office Friday afternoon.

The Facts:
Wednesday's intial NFL Injury/Practice Report has been posted to our FlashUpdate site. Click HERE to access. Find out complete practice info directly from the league office. 

Diehards Line:
Under new NFL rules, teams are only required to list if a player practiced or not until Friday of a normal game week. Then they must reveal the player's status for the game (out, doubtful, questionable, or probable). We will have a Thursday practice update before posting the final release Friday afternoon.

The Facts:
The FlashUpdate has gone live and the Week 10 Team Notes are among the first items up. Click HERE to access.  

Diehards Line:
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The Facts:
Johnson, less than three days removed from suffering a strained neck and being carted off the field at Buffalo, was on the practice field this morning. He is wearing a neck support, similar to a linebacker. 

Diehards Line:
Chris Henry was working at wide receiver opposite Johnson early in practice because T.J. Houshmandzadeh was not dressed to work out. He was on the sideline in street clothes. Houshmandzadeh often rests early in the week.

The Facts:
Attorneys for the NFL have formally asked a federal court to throw out the lawsuit Henry has filed against the league. The motion was electronically filed in a U.S. District court in New York. The motion was expected in the case that Henry hopes saves him from a one-year league suspension. 

Diehards Line:
If it's not thrown out, the earliest the court case could be settled is by the end of this month. ... Henry has a tentative appeal with the NFL on his positive drug test, which occurred in late August, for Nov. 16. That date could change. Henry will be eligible to play for the Broncos until his appeal is decided. If the NFL doesn't overturn his appeal, there is a chance his suspension would start while his court case proceeds. If he won the case while on suspension, he would likely be reinstated. ... Stay tuned.

The Facts:
The lone bit of good news out of Jaguars camp Monday was the glimmer of hope that starting Garrard could return to the huddle for Sunday's date at Tennessee. "I don't have to make a decision until Sunday, but I expect him to play," HC Jack Del Rio said. 

Diehards Line:
Garrard has missed two games because of a high-ankle sprain. The Jags are 1-1 in Garrard's absence. Backup Quinn Gray threw for a career-high 354 yards and two touchdowns at New Orleans but also threw three picks.

The Facts:
The newest Vikings QB shouldn't take long to figure out HC Brad Childress' offense. The Vikings signed Detmer on Tuesday to serve as an insurance policy for a banged-up group of quarterbacks. 

Diehards Line:
Detmer, in his 10th season in the league, was on the Eagles roster for all seven of Childress' years in Philadelphia. Childress worked with Detmer first as quarterbacks coach and then as offensive coordinator. Minnesota starter Tarvaris Jackson had a concussion on Sunday against San Diego and backup Kelly Holcomb is still recovering from a whiplash-like injury two weeks ago against Philadelphia. Brooks Bollinger appears to be the likely starter.

The Facts:
Johnson is out for the season with a broken left foot. FOX Sports 31 (in Denver) reporter Josina Anderson reports the news was confirmed by a source within the Chiefs organization with direct knowledge of the situation. 

Diehards Line:
We will stress that the Chiefs public stance remains unchanged: Johnson suffered a mid-foot sprain and they directly deny this report. ... Stay tuned. We will continue to look for more on this report and make every effort to find corroborating evidence in as timely a manner as possible. In the short-term, of course, this report changes nothing: Johnson was already considered all but certain to miss this week's game against the Broncos. Anderson's report, however, would confirm our suspicions that the Chiefs are being less than forthcoming about the true nature of the injury.

The Facts:
HC Dick Jauron named Losman his starting QB Tuesday for this weekend's game at Miami. "J.P. Losman will start at quarterback against the Dolphins," Jauron said a statement. "He did an outstanding job finishing the Jets game and in leading us to victory over the Bengals this past Sunday." 

Diehards Line:
Losman went 24-34 for 295 yards with a touchdown and an interception good for a passer rating of 94.6 against Cincinnati. "He played well," said Jauron Monday. "There are always plays every quarterback would like to have back, but he played well. He threw some tremendous balls, threw them with authority and moved it around." Better still, Lee Evans and Josh Reed both posted season highs last Sunday in receptions. Evans had nine catches for 165 yards and a touchdown, while Reed had six catches for 55 yards.

The Facts:
Johnson is almost certain to miss Sunday's game against the Broncos because of a foot injury. HC Herman Edwards said Tuesday it was "highly unlikely'' the Pro Bowl player would play. 

Diehards Line:
Johnson hurt his right foot during the fourth quarter of last weekend's 33-22 loss to Green Bay. ... Priest Holmes is expected to move up on the depth chart and will share time with rookie Kolby Smith. The 34-year-old Holmes has made an unexpected comeback after missing almost two years because of a spinal injury, but Edwards isn't sold on Holmes handling a true featured role.