That's a blow not only because of the absence of Boss' receiving and blocking skills but also because the Giants had only one other tight end

That's a blow not only because of the absence of Boss' receiving and blocking skills but also because the Giants had only one other tight end, Travis Beckum, on the roster.They've promoted Bear Pascoe to give them a little more flexibility.3 - Dolphins - DE Jared Odrick (broken right fibula) - Odrick, the Dolphins' first-round pick, had replica Longines L4.766.2.11.8 watch become a starter at defensive end in the Dolphins' reworked 3-4 defense.But he'll miss at least?the next two games with a broken leg.Odrick was replacing Philip Merling, who's also out for the year, so this injury really tests Miami's depth.Tony McDaniel can fill in as a starter, but Miami will be looking hard for someone to step into the rotation behind the fill-in for the fill-in.2 - Bills - LB Paul Posluszny (torn MCL) - Posluszny, who has battled injuries throughout his career, suffered a torn MCL and will miss at least a couple of weeks.

That's a blow to a Bills defense that played OK in Week One but is still looking to adapt to a new 3-4 defense.The fact that the Bills are thin at linebacker only makes Posluszny's absence more damaging.1 - Steelers - OT Max Starks (ankle sprain) - There are replica Longines L2.175.4.53.6 watch conflicting reports about whether Starks will miss this week's game at Tennessee with an ankle sprain, which is why this injury isn't further up the list.But after losing Willie Colon for the season, Pittsburgh simply can't afford to lose another tackle.Related ArticlesConcussions take toll on Kolb, Moore, Boss in NFL's Week 1 (tsn.ca)

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