#NFL News and Notes - November 27, 2010

Less than half of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's 341 passing yards on Thursday came through the air, writes Ian Rapoport of the Boston Herald.

Buffalo Bills linebacker Shawne Merriman isn't sure when he'll play again.

New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan says next Monday night's Jets-Patriots game is the "marquee game of the year".

Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano is leaning towards starting Chad Henne at quarterback, Omar Kelly of the Sun-Sentinel reports.

Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice could be in for a big day against the Buccaneers defense.

Pittsburgh Steelers first-round center Maurkice Pouncey feels he's getting stronger as the season goes on.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Jake Delhomme says Colt McCoy is the team's quarterback of the future.

The Cincinnati Bengals secondary was one of the bright spots from Thursday night, writes Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Small details have cost the Indianapolis Colts in tight games this season, writes Phil Richards of the Indianapolis Star.

Tennessee Titans defensive end Jason Babin remains bitter at the Texans, who selected him in the first round of the '04 draft.

Jacksonville Jaguars left tackle Eugene Monroe failed his concussion test and was ruled out for tomorrow's game against the Giants.

Houston Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson is closing in on an NFL record.

Kansas City Chiefs undrafted rookie wide receiver Verran Tucker has worked his way ahead of some veterans on the depth chart.

Denver Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels has abandoned the committee approach to the running back position.

As first reported by ProFootballTalk.com, Oakland Raiders quarterback Bruce Gradkowski may be starting on Sunday.

The youngest members of the San Diego Chargers defensive line are beginning to make an impact.

Screen passes to the running back haven't been working for the Arizona Cardinals offense, writes Kent Somers of The Arizona Republic.

San Francisco 49ers running back Brian Westbrook could see more playing time on Monday night, reports Matthew Barrows of The Sacramento Bee.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Mike Williams will be a game-time decision on Sunday.

St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson feels fresh and wants more carries.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has played fumble-free football this season, writes Bob McGinn of the Journal-Sentinel.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson may look for a fresh start elsewhere after the season.

Detroit Lions cornerback Alphonso Smith should be not be vilified, writes Chris McCosky of The Detroit News.

Chicago Bears cornerback Corey Graham has embraced his role on special teams.

For Jason Garrett to shed the "interim" title as Dallas Cowboys head coach, he'll need to win games.

New York Giants offensive tackle Will Beatty is the likely starter at left tackle on Sunday.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick will get a chance to prove that he can play well in cold weather games, writes Rueben Frank of CSNPhilly.com.

Washington Redskins wide receiver Santana Moss will be a game-time decision on Sunday.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Jimmy Clausen will start on Sunday vs. Cleveland.

The Atlanta Falcons have created their DNA footprint for victory, writes D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

By facing two AFC North teams already, Tampa Bay Buccaneers are better prepared to face the Ravens' 3-4 defense.

New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton gave the team a three-day weekend.

Today's NFL birthdays: Bengals defensive tackle Domata Peko (26), Cowboys guard Kyle Kosier (32), Chiefs linebacker Corey Mays (27), Raiders practice squad cornerback Joe Porter (25). Free agent safety Nick Ferguson (36). Retired guard Larry Allen (3), safety Adam Archuleta (33), kicker Martin Gramatica (35), fullback Chris Hetherington (38), quarterbacks Ken O'Brien (50) and Don Strock (60), and offensive tackle Jon Runyan (37). Former NFL defensive lineman and current Texans defensive line coach Bill Kollar (58).

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