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The Associated Press reports St. Louis Rams WR Donnie Avery (foot) participated in practice Tuesday, Aug. 25.

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Joe Reedy, of The Cincinnati Enquirer, reports Cincinnati Bengals QB Carson Palmer (ankle) did not participate in practice Tuesday, Aug. 25, but did some throwing as well as some drop backs on the sidelines.

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Buffalo Bills wide receiver Terrell Owens has been ruled out of this Saturday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers with an injured toe. This will be his third game that he will miss due to this injury.

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Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Chargers LB Shawne Merriman (knee) says his knee won’t be 100 percent until late September or October. “I think every seven days I make a jump,” Merriman said. “That’s what it is right now. I feel a difference in my body every seven to 10 [...]

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CBSSports.com reports arthroscopic knee surgery performed on Seattle Seahawks OT Walter Jones (knee) Thursday, Aug. 20, “went well,” according to team officials. Doctors removed scar tissue from surgery performed on Jones in December, and he is expected to miss four to six weeks.

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Pat Yasinskas, of ESPN.com, reports New Orleans Saints RB Reggie Bush (knee) participated fully in the team’s afternoon practice Wednesday, Aug. 5. Bush said, “The knee is fine. It’s great. You saw me running.” Bush’s absence from the morning practice was planned.

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Judd Zulgad, of the Minneapolis Star Tribune, citing ProFootballTalk.com, reports Minnesota Vikings QB Tarvaris Jackson (knee) suffered a sprained MCL in his left knee Saturday, Aug. 1. He has reportedly undergone an MRI and the initial word was the injury was just a Grade I sprain, leaving him day-to-day.

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Bob Brookover, of The Philadelphia Inquirer, reports Philadelphia Eagles RB Brian Westbrook (ankle) is ahead of schedule in his rehab, and the team expects him to be ready for their season opener Sept. 13. “We’re very optimistic about Westbrook,” team president Joe Banner said. “He’s doing great. He’s ahead of schedule, but we’re still going [...]

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Agent Drew Rosenhaus revealed on his Twitter page that Willis McGahee needed offseason surgeries on both his knee and ankle. It is unknown what kind of shape the former first round draft pick will be come training camp.

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Retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre underwent arthroscopic surgery to repair his throwing shoulder at some point in the past month, according to Chris Mortensen and Ed Werder of ESPN.com. It’s regarded as a strong indication that the former NFL Most Valuable Player intends to end his retirement for the second time if his shoulder can [...]

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Mike Chappell, of the Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis Colts LB Gary Brackett (leg) anticipates he will be ready for the start of training camp as he continues to recover from a broken right leg that forced him to miss the end of last season.

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Agent Drew Rosenhaus confirmed on his twitter page that San Francisco 49ers RB Frank Gore (ankle) is completely recovered from a late-season ankle injury. He is working hard during the offseason, according to Rosenhaus.

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Mike Triplett, of The New Orleans Times-Picayune, reports agent Drew Rosenhaus, through his Twitter page, said his client, free-agent CB Mike McKenzie (kneecap), has been cleared medically. Rosenhaus added the New Orleans Saints have expressed some interest in re-signing McKenzie. The Saints have not had any recent discussions with him and have become very deep [...]

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Denver Broncos running back/fullback Peyton Hillis, now fully recovered from his torn hamstring injury, took snaps at tailback and fullback at Denver’s minicamp Friday.

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ESPN.com reports Pittsburgh Steelers WR Hines Ward (knee) suffered a slightly sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee during the AFC Championship game. Ward, however, is expected to be ready for the Super Bowl, the team said, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

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