DALLAS — Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin can’t seem to keep his hamstrings healthy.
After missing two games earlier this season with a left hamstring problem, Austin hurt his right one Sunday in a victory over the Seahawks. Now, the Cowboys could be without their Pro Bowl receiver again.
Dallas quarterback Tony Romo sounded resigned to losing one of his top targets for at least a week.
“It’s going to be hard without him,” Romo said. “He’s an explosive player who is outstanding in everything at that position. Obviously, we’ll have to do some things to counter it.”
Colts lose two tight ends
INDIANAPOLIS — Already minus Peyton Manning all season because of neck surgery, the winless Colts could be without their top two tight ends.
Dallas Clark (lower left leg) and Brody Eldridge (hand) both left early in a loss to Atlanta, and coach Jim Caldwell provided no updates after the game.
Rams receiver Salas breaks a leg
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Three players were carted off the field during Arizona’s overtime victory over St. Louis. The most seriously hurt appeared to be Rams wide receiver Greg Salas, who has a broken leg and could be out for the season.
Cardinals cornerback Michael Adams and St. Louis tight end Lance Kendricks also were taken off on carts.
Other injuries.
Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward left the Sunday night game against Baltimore with a stinger after a helmet-to-helmet hit from Ray Lewis. Ward did not return, even though he was seen sitting on the sideline without his helmet.
• Running back Shonn Greene had 76 yards rushing for the Jets’ victory at Buffalo, but did not finish the game after suffering a head injury in the fourth quarter.
Jets coach Rex Ryan said Greene was “a bit dizzy,” and called it a coach’s decision to keep him on the sideline as a precaution for the remainder of the game. Greene said he likely could’ve returned.
• Bills kicker Rian Lindell was having tests after the game after he hurt his right shoulder while making a diving tackle on Joe McKnight’s kickoff return to open the second half.
• Saints cornerback Tracy Porter hurt his neck early in a win over Tampa Bay.
