Update: Brian Biggane, of the Palm Beach Post, reports Miami Dolphins QB Chad Pennington, who is an impending free agent, said he is still deciding whether to look for a starting job next season or re-sign with the Dolphins even if it is as a backup. He has not ruled out playing as a starter for any team should the Dolphins neglect to re sign him.

Fantasy Impact: Pennington's starting position with the Dolphins was lost to now starter Chad Henne who will start for the Dolphins again next season.

Update: Paul Kuharsky, of ESPN.com, reports Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell said CB Jerraud Powers (foot) had surgery on his foot after he injured it in the team's Divisional Round playoff game. Powers believes he will be able to play in Super Bowl XLIV.

Fantasy Impact: Powers had the surgery earlier in the week and is expected to be healed up in time to play in the big game.

Update: Phillip B. Wilson, of the Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis Colts OG Ryan Lilja (back) missed the team's practice Thursday, Feb. 4. Head coach Jim Caldwell said it should not keep Lilja out of the Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 7.

Fantasy Impact: Lilja was one of about 20 Colts who were on the injury report Thursday.

Update: Phillip B. Wilson, of the Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis Colts OG Ryan Lilja (back) missed the team's practice Thursday, Feb. 4. Head coach Jim Caldwell said it should not keep Lilja out of the Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 7.

Fantasy Impact: Lilja was one of about 20 Colts who were on the injury report Thursday.

Update: Phillip B. Wilson, of the Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis Colts OG Ryan Lilja (back) missed the team's practice Thursday, Feb. 4. Head coach Jim Caldwell said it should not keep Lilja out of the Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 7.

Fantasy Impact: Lilja was one of about 20 Colts who were on the injury report Thursday.

Update: According to NFL.com, San Diego Chargers' RB LaDanian Tomlinson says he wants to return to San Diego, but will not take a pay cut to stay with the team. "It's never been about the money," Tomlinson said on 1090-AM in San Diego. "I love the game of football. It's all about being happy. Being happy and enjoying playing. That's the most important part to me. Also being happy and chasing that Super Bowl." Tomlinson is still under contract with the Chargers for another two years, so it would take a trade or being waived to end up some where else in 2010. Last year, he agreed to restructure the final three years of his deal and take a pay cut. He said Monday that he won't take another in order to stay with the Chargers.

Fantasy Impact: Tomlinson, who rushed for 730 yards on 223 carries, the least productive season of his nine-year NFL career. He had never rushed for fewer than 1,100 yards until this season.

Update: According to ESPN.com, the New Orleans Saints plan on extending Saints' QB Drew Brees' contract later this year in order to get him more in line with the other top quarterbacks in the NFL. Brees was the 17th-highest paid quarterback in the league this season, yet he finished second in the league in the MVP voting and led New Orleans to its first Super Bowl in franchise history. New Orleans considered extending Brees' contract last offseason, but opted to wait another year. Now that it has, the price only has risen. Should the Saints win Super Bowl XLIV, Brees practically would be able to name his price. Discussions on a new deal have yet to begin, but they will this offseason. A contract is expected to be wrapped up by the time the Saints report to training camp if not during it.

Update: According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the New Orleans Saints released the team's injury report Wednesday. The Saints only had one player miss practice, RB Lynell Hamilton, who had a protective boot over his sprained ankle.

Here's the complete injury report for the Saints.

Limited participation in practice:

CB Randall Gay (foot), CB Malcolm Jenkins (hamstring), DE Bobby McCray (back, ankle), S Pierson Prioleau (quadricep), WR Courtney Roby (knee), S Darren Sharper (knee), TE Jeremy Shockey (knee), DE Will Smith (groin), T Zach Strief (shoulder), LB Jonathan Vilma (knee)

Full participation in practice:

T Jermon Bushrod (thumb), LB Jonathan Casillas (ankle), TE Darnell Dinkins (foot), G Jahri Evans (foot), LB Scott Fujita (knee), CB Jabari Greer (groin), WR Robert Meachem (ankle), WR Lance Moore (ankle), CB Tracy Porter (knee)

Update: According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the Indianapolis Colts released the team's injury report Wednesday two players missed practice. Colts' DE Dwight Freeney and CB Jerraud Powers did not participate in practice.

Here's the complete injury report for the Colts.

Full participation in practice:

RB Joseph Addai (shoulder), CB Antoine Bethea (back), LB Gary Brackett (knee), RB Donald Brown (foot), CB Melvin Bullitt (knee), T Ryan Diem (knee), CB Aaron Francisco (hand), RB Mike Hart (ankle), DT Antonio Johnson (shoulder), T Charlie Johnson (foot), DE Robert Mathis (shoulder), G Jamey Richard (shoulder), K Matt Stover (left calf), TE Jacob Tamme (ankle), T Tony Ugoh (knee), K Adam Vinatieri (right hip), WR Reggie Wayne (knee)

Update: According to Buffalo News, the Buffalo Bills have hired George Edwards as the team's new defensive coordinator. Edwards coached linebackers in Miami for the past five seasons. He left Miami a month ago to accept a position as co-coordinator at the University of Florida. However, his position at the university proved to be short lived. It's expected he will convert the Bills' defense to a 3-4 scheme, which is what Edwards coached with the Dolphins.

"Defensively, we will start from a 3-4 alignment, but we will do what we feel is best for our players to do," Edwards said in a statement released by the team. "We are not going to give anything away about exactly what we will do, but personnel will dictate what you can and what you can't do. As far as the initial alignment, the 3-4 is what we will start off with and we will adjust from there."

Update: According to the Denver Post, Denver Broncos' WR Brandon Marshall says he is ready to go in the same direction as the team next season. "Learning from last year and last offseason, I approached things unprofessional," Marshall said today at the Super Bowl XLIV media center. "This offseason I'm just going to go with the flow and just go in whatever direction the Broncos want to go." "Last year I handled things totally wrong. I just looked at the business side of things and took things too personally. This year I'm going to remove myself from the situation and let the Broncos decide the direction we're going to go in as an organization."