QB Matt Schaub, Houston Texans – Schaub left the game after taking a hard hit. Schaub, who has been hit hard a lot recently, entered the game at less than 100%. His latest injury is unknown but there is talk of a concussion.

QB Trent Edwards, Buffalo Bills – Edwards, a rookie quarterback out of Stanford, suffered a sprained wrist in Week 8. JP Losman came in and responded with a long pass to Lee Evans. It’s unknown how long Edwards is to be sidelined.

QB Kelly Holcomb, Minnesota Vikings – Holcomb was in the game replacing the injured Tavaris Jackson. He suffered a neck injury that could sideline him for a while. Expect Brooks Bollinger to get the start next week for the Vikings.

QB Vinny Testaverde, Carolina Panthers – Testaverde left the game against the Colts with what is being reported as an Achilles injury. Since Testaverde has so much mileage on him, it’s going to be tough for him to recover from any type of injury. David Carr should become the starter now for the Panthers.

RB Frank Gore, San Francisco 49ers – Gore aggravated his ankle injury in the game against the Saints. His status for Week 9 is unknown at this time. If he’s unable to go, look at Michael Robinson and Maurice Hicks as players who would replace him.

RB Steven Jackson, St. Louis Rams – Jackson was back in the Rams lineup after missing time with a groin injury. After scoring an early touchdown, Jackson injured his back and missed the rest of the game. His status heading into Week 9 is unknown.

RB Reggie Bush, New Orleans Saints – Bush left late in the game with what is believed to be a minor rib injury. However, be sure to keep an eye on him because rib injuries are tough to deal with if you are an NFL running back.

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Here’s a look at some quarterbacks that could be available on your waiver wire in your fantasy league.

Cleo Lemon, Miami Dolphins - Lemon showed good potential against the Browns on Sunday. He has a pretty good arm and is deceptively quick on his feet. He’s still a risky play because he’s on a bad team, but Lemon is someone who you can pickup and see if he keeps playing well.

Tim Rattay, Arizona Cardinals - With Matt Leinart out for the season and Kurt Warner ailing, the quarterback job in Arizona looks to be Rattay’s until Warner is ready to go. Normally, a guy who played as poorly as Rattay did on Sunday isn’t someone you want to pickup. However, the Cardinals have a good offensive line and very good receivers. That’s a recipe for success at the quarterback position.

Vinny Testaverde, Carolina Panthers – Testaverde might be closing in on 50 years of age but he’s in a good situation. He played well. And with Jake Delhomme out for the season and David Carr injured and struggling even when he is healthy, Testaverde might remain the quarterback. With Steve Smith on his side, he could easily have decent numbers from here on out.

Kerry Collins, Tennessee Titans - Vince Young has a strained quad and is listed as day-to-day. If he misses any time, Collins is the next in line. While he’s been pretty good at times in his career, he’s never done much on the Titans. If you want to pick him up, keep him on your bench until he proves he can play.

Kellen Clemens, New York Jets - While Chad Pennington is still the starter, Clemens is waiting in the wings and will likely take over the job at some point this season. The Jets have some good receivers and Clemens has shown talent, so he could have good value if he gets the starting job down the line.

Byron Leftwich, Atlanta Falcons – Joey Harrington isn’t exactly making anyone forget Michael Vick in Atlanta. Leftwich probably won’t do much better but there’s a great chance he is named the starter at some point this season. If he starts, he could put up pretty good fantasy numbers. That said, the Falcons’ lack of receivers would make a lot of quarterbacks look bad.

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