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Schaub praised Walter for his willingness to go over the middle and his hands, but said that a bunch of guys are going to get more looks. Walter had six targets last week

This is the next step in the evolution of the Wildcat, as Brown must be able to throw out of it in order to keep the secondary honest.

Ray Rice is playing too well to come off the field at any point, so it’s all talk as of this moment.

Brown practiced on Wednesday and Thursday before being given Friday off. Regardless, there’s no guarantees here, so make sure to check the inactives Sunday morning.

McFadden is a suspect start even when healthy, so don’t expect the world to turn upside down once he’s back in the lineup.

Hardwick resumed practicing with the first-team offense earlier in the week and there was a chance he would play on Sunday, but coach Norv Turner isn’t going to push him.

Crosby is 1-for-4 on field goals of 50 yards or more, and he has also missed a field goal from 49 yards this year. Crosby is 7-for-15 in his career on field goals of 50 yards or longer.

Brown has struggled mightily with the deep ball and was constantly biting on play action. This isn’t too much of an upgrade however, as Rouse is also a liability in coverage.

Sims performed well late in the team’s Week 8 game and drew some high praise from defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham.

Brandon Siler should see some reps with Dobbins out and Kevin Burnett questionable.

No matter how healthy he claims to be, I’m not suggesting this is a good week to start him. I’d definitely look for other options if I have them.

Observers of the workout were impressed by Johnson’s speed and fluidity on the practice field, so there’s a possibility that he may start Sunday.

Keep starting John Carney until further notice.

Hasselbeck was limited earlier in the week, but returned to a full practice on Friday. He is a good start with a favorable matchup against a terrible Lions secondary.

Nice little upgrade here for Laurence Maroney owners but don’t expect anything ground breaking.

Brown was a full participant on both Wednesday and Thursday but now looks to be a game-time decision this Sunday. Have a good backup plan in place for this situation.

The veteran looks like a go against the Chiefs this Sunday, so he’s safe to start in IDP leagues.

Law is 35 and doesn’t have a whole lot left in the tank but Denver’s secondary is very thin. Don’t expect him to be active Monday Night.

Brad Biggs of the Chicago Sun Times report that Hester will be active against the Cardinals.

Crowder will be a game-day call, but is listed as doubtful and most likely will not be in pads.