NFL Player News

Lions coach Jim Caldwell offered no updates Monday on the statuses of quarterback Matthew Stafford, tight end Brandon Pettigrew and cornerback Darius Slay, who all sustained injuries during Sunday's season opener at San Diego.

"You'll see on the injury report on Wednesday," Caldwell told reporters, per The Detroit News.

Stafford got dinged up on a blind-side blitz midway through the third quarter Sunday, per MLive.com. He finished the game with a sleeve on his right (throwing) arm and showed up for his postgame press conference with scraping on his left arm. The Lions backup quarterback is Dan Orlovsky.

"You saw him get hit, obviously," Caldwell said after Sunday's game. "Once he got hit, it was just a way of keeping him going."

Pettigrew (undisclosed) was injured on the extra-point try on Detroit's final touchdown, while Slay did not finish the game due to an ankle injury suffered in the fourth quarter. Both players will undergo further medical testing.

Cowboys tightend Gavin Escobar came up huge in his team's win over the Giants on Sunday.

Escobar caught both passes thrown his way for a total of eight yards and a touchdown. He scored on a 2-yard pass from Tony Romo late in the third quarter.

The Cowboys face the Eagles in Week 2. 

Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew had to leave Sunday's game at San Diego after injuring his left hamstring, reports the Detroit Free Press. Pettigrew suffered the injury in the fourth quarter and did not return.

Tightend Jimmy Graham didn't wait long to score his first touchdown as a member of the Seahawks.

Graham caught six passes for 51 yards and a touchdown in his team debut against the Rams on Sunday. His score came on a seven-yard pass from Russell Wilson early in the fourth quarter, as Seattle was in the midst of a comeback.

The Seahawks are back in action Week 2 against the Packers.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce caught all six intended passes in their season opener against the Texans on Sunday. Kelce, who received a team-high 106 yards, caught two touchdown passes in the 27-20 victory.

The Chiefs host the Broncos for Week 2 on Thursday.

Colts tight end Dwayne Allen caught just three of the six passes thrown his way by Andrew Luck in Buffalo on Sunday.

One of those, however, was a 6-yard scoring strike in the fourth quarter. Allen finished with 17 yards receiving.

His team hosts the Jets on Monday night in Week 2.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was cleared to play Week 1 against the Texans. He was listed as probable due to an ankle injury he suffered in the preseason.

Kelce was able to practice in full all week.

A groin injury that has limited Eagles tight end Zach Ertz in practice this week has him listed as questionable for Week 1 in Atlanta.

Ertz, who could wind up as a game-time decision, is coming off a strong second season in which he caught 58 passes for 702 yards and three touchdowns.

The Dolphins waived quarterback Logan Thomas on Friday, according to the Miami Herald.

The lone injured player on the inactive list posted by the Steelers for their season opener Thursday night against New England is quarterback Landry Jones, who is dealing with a concussion.

Also inactive are tight end Jesse James, wideout Sammie Coates, cornerback Ross Cockrell, defensive ends Letterius Walton and Caushaud Lyons and offensive lineman Chris Hubbard.