Update: NFL.com is reporting that Minnesota Vikings Interim Head Coach Leslie Frazier said that QB Brett Favre suffered a sprained shoulder in Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. He is set to have an MRI Monday to reveal the severity of the injury. If healthy, he will start his 298th straight game next week.

Fantasy Impact: Favre has played through plenty of injuries throughout his career and has managed to keep playing. However, he is 41 years old and has been banged up all year. Keep an eye on him throughout the week and prepare to start a different quarterback in his place.

Update: NFL.com is reporting that Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger suffered a broken nose early in Sunday night's game against the Baltimore Ravens. He finished the game even after breaking his nose and with a broken foot. He will undergo surgery and is expected to play next week against the Cincinatti Bengals.

Fantasy Impact: Considering he finished the game it's safe to assume he will be able to play next week. The Bengals have been extremely disappointing this year so he could put up huge numbers. To be safe, keep an eye on him this week and have a backup quarterback ready to fill in in case Roethlisberger can't play.

Update: ESPN.com is reporting that Pittsburgh Steelers TE Heathe Miller suffered a concussion in the third quarter of Sunday night's game against the Baltimore Ravens. Miller was hit in the head by Ravens CB Chris Carr while trying to catch a pass. He was able to walk off the field after several minutes.

Fantasy Impact: While there was no penalty against Carr, it certainly looked like an illegal hit. For fantasy owners, keep an eye on him throughout the week to see if he recovers in time for next week.

Update: ESPN.com is reporting that Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo continues to feel discomfort after breaking his collarbone six weeks ago. He was expected to miss six to eight weeks but an MRI on Nov. 22 showed that the bone was still healing. His possible return is still unknown.

Fantasy Impact: Romo did some light throwing so it sounds like his return will come soon but not for at least another week. Keep him stashed away on the bench as he will most likely play better under Interim Head Coach Jason Garrett once he gets back on the field.

Update: ESPN.com is reporting that Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo continues to feel discomfort after breaking his collarbone six weeks ago. He was expected to miss six to eight weeks but an MRI on Nov. 22 showed that the bone was still healing. His possible return is still unknown.

Fantasy Impact: Romo did some light throwing so it sounds like his return will come soon but not for at least another week. Keep him stashed away on the bench as he will most likely play better under Interim Head Coach Jason Garrett once he gets back on the field.

Update: ESPN.com is reporting that Dallas Cowboys Wr Dez Bryant underwent surgery Monday to repair a fractured right fibula (leg). Bryant suffered the injury Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts. The surgery came less than 24 hours after he hurt his leg.

Fantasy Impact: Bryant was starting to emerge as a threat at wide receiver despite the Cowboys' poor start to the season. Still, he isn't worth much in terms of fantasy and this injury doesn't help. Drop him and pick up a different receiver if there's still time before fantasy playoffs.