Sunday morning one-liners

Mark Gaughan of the Buffalo News concedes that the Bills need help with their passing game, but doesn't think Montreal Alouettes coach and former NFL assistant Marc Trestman will be in the running for their head coaching job.

Dolphins RB Ricky Williams has a pranic healer standing by to help him after he plays in games.

The Patriots are starting to see the productivity they were hoping for from LB Derrick Burgess.

Said Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer of facing Patriots coach Bill Belichick, "I think there is one thing that we can be sure of and that is it will be something we haven't seen. It will be a surprise."

The matchup between Ravens tackles Jared Gaither and Michael Oher and Colts defensive ends Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis will be a key in Sunday's game.

The Bengals are guarding against a letdown versus the Raiders.

Browns WR Mohamed Massaquoi will be reunited with Lions QB Matthew Stafford, his college quarterback, on Sunday.

Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette previews the matchup between Steelers WR Santonio Holmes and Chiefs CB Brandon Flowers.

Texans coach Gary Kubiak said there are no health concerns for his team other than WR Jacoby Jones.

Colts kicker Matt Stover said he has no ill feelings toward the Ravens, his former team and opponent on Sunday.

Jaguars DT Terrance "Pot Roast" Knighton is the only rookie defensive tackle taken in the first three rounds of April's draft to start every game this season. 

Said Titans RB LenDale White about understanding why he's lost playing time this season, When somebody's hot, you got to ride that wave."

Broncos RB Peyton Hillis may have a chance for more action this week.

Jason Whitlock of the Kansas City Star writes that Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe did exactly what football asked him to do.

With QB JaMarcus Russell out of the way, Raiders WR Darrius Heyward-Bey has moved up to become the prime target of critics.

Chargers coach Norv Turner thinks his team is better equipped to handle the blitz than they were before their first meeting with the Broncos.

Since the start of the 2007 season, the Cowboys are 7-8 when one of their offensive line starters misses a game.

Giants coach Tom Coughlin said the rest of the defense will have to hunker down to make up for LB Antonio Pierce's absence.

The Eagles pass defense will be focused on stopping Bears TE Greg Olsen on Sunday night.

Jason Reid of the Washington Post thinks that hope has sprouted among the Redskins.

Brad Biggs of the Chicago Sun-Times believes the Bears defense will have to provide the spark that breaks the team's slump.

Said Lions TE Brandon Pettigrew of his rookie season, "On and off, just real inconsistent. It's not really what I expected of myself, and I know the coaches didn't expect that, either. I've got to get on a consistent level of play, so we can get better on offense."

The Packers feel their defensive linemen have made a successful adjustment to the 3-4 defense.

Vikings LB E.J. Henderson thinks he still hasn't reached the level of play he was at before a foot injury ended his 2008 season. 

Falcons S Erik Coleman is hoping to make a triumphant return to the stadium he called home as a member of the Jets.

Darin Gantt of the Rock Hill Herald looks at the way DE Julius Peppers's contract has affected the entire Panthers roster.

Saints coach Sean Payton has worked to come up with ways to keep his team from being complacent after a 9-0 start.

Joe Henderson of the Tampa Tribune applauds the candor of Buccaneers coach Raheem Morris.

Cardinals QB Kurt Warner's friendship with Rams DE Leonard Little will be on hold when they face off on Sunday.

The Rams are pleased with the progress made by their offensive line.

The 49ers are stressing that there are more good things than sacks involved with pressuring the quarterback.

Seahawks LB Aaron Curry knows that the defense has to play a nearly perfect game to have a chance against the Vikings.