Thursday morning one-liners

Said Bills coach Dick Jauron of bye week plans, "We do a self-analysis and then we look at our problem areas and we've got a lot of them."

Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said that WR Ted Ginn has a chance to win back his starting job.

Patriots NT Vince Wilfork knows that the Patriots will have to be tough and tackle well to stop the Dolphins rushing attack.

Three key penalties in recent games might mean less playing time for Jets TE Ben Hartsock.

Ravens WR Derrick Mason scoffed at the notion that teams would try to cover him with just one man.

Is it time for the Bengals to activate rookie T Andre Smith?

Browns LB Eric Barton could be headed to injured reserve with a neck injury.

Steelers T Max Starks is looking forward to squaring off against Broncos LB Elvis Dumervil.

The Texans promoted DE Jesse Nading from the practice squad to take TE Owen Daniels' spot on the roster.

The Colts would like to have a little more balance between the passing and running games offensively.

After a poor game against the Titans, the Jaguars used Wednesday's practice to focus on tackling.

Said Titans RB Chris Johnson of running for 2,000 yards, "It's a goal of mine. It's a real goal of the offensive line, because I told them that if I get 2,000 yards, I'd buy them all cars. So they're really trying to do that."

Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post thinks the Broncos need to find a way to throw the ball further downfield to succeed offensively.

Chiefs coach Todd Haley indicated that WR Chris Chambers would play this Sunday.

Several Raiders players complained about the lack of a schedule for the bye week.

Sunday will mark the first time that Chargers QB Philip Rivers faces Giants QB Eli Manning since they were traded for each other at the 2004 Draft.

Cowboys CB Mike Jenkins plans to be physical with Eagles receivers this weekend. 

Giants LB Antonio Pierce called himself the "biggest culprit" of the team's defensive struggles.

Eagles defensive backs coach Brian Stewart will be facing the Cowboys for the first time since they let him go following the 2008 season.

Levi Jones might be the Redskins starting left tackle this Sunday.

Bears offensive coordinator Ron Turner said that he won't pare down the playbook.

The Lions placed CB DeMarcus Faggins on injured reserve and signed former Saints and Colts CB Jason David.

There hasn't been any progress with Packer C Jason Spitz's back injury.

Said Vikings DE Jared Allen of DE Brian Robison's desire to play more, "I told him, 'You're not going to see much time at right end.' I don't like to come off the field. I like to play snap to snap. Brian's got a lot of potential. But it sucks for him that I signed a six-year deal."

The Falcons signed S Charlie Peprah after placing DB Jamaal Fudge on injured reserve with a knee injury.

With both of their fullbacks battling injuries, the Panthers are looking at different ways to fill their roles this weekend.

Said Saints S Roman Harper, "Carolina tore us up last year, so we had better be able to match their physical toughness and try to jump on them early."

Buccaneers QB Josh Freeman said he won't be afraid to take chances in his first NFL start.

Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett thinks the team needs to practice better in order to play better on Sundays.

Rams QB Marc Bulger said he isn't concerned about getting criticized by fans for sliding to avoid a hit during the victory over the Lions.

The 49ers have faith that Barry Sims can handle left tackle in Joe Staley's absence.

The Seahawks will likely start giving carries to RB Louis Rankin in the wake of RB Edgerrin James's release.