Four defensive players(!) and three offensive: Clay Matthews, Charles Woodson, Scott Wells, Aaron Rodgers, Greg Jennings, John Kuhn, and B.J. Raji.

Yeah. Pro Bowl fullback, John Kuhn

...per Kevin Seifert on ESPN. Presumably the no "final diagnosis" part means it's a muscle issue, and not a broken bone

He's 31, so he's probably got at least 4 or 5 good years left.

Seems like he could be a good fit for the Cardinals. And I'm sure guys like Larry Fitzgerald would be glad to see a QB come in with solid passing skills.

Because right now, by that measure, the San Diego Chargers have the number one offense and defense.

"[M]eaning he will miss at least the first six weeks of the season."

Per Greg Bedard @ JSOnline

Bedard breaks down some cases at the link. They could've made it a simple case of "first to 6 wins". But no. It's a spaghetti tangle of rules based on "opportunity to possess".

This case seems particularly awful:
Following a successful field goal on the opening possession of overtime, Team A’s kickoff is muffed by B1 at the B35 and is recovered by A2.

Ruling : Game over. Team A wins. Team B had an opportunity to possess the ball.

I fully support the idea of the Bears' hiring Mike Martz as offensive coordinator.

1. Packers need to beat the Steelers,
2. Either Cowboys (@ Saints) or Giants (@ Redskins) need to lose

In related news, I'm going to go ahead and pencil in the Cardinals as clinching the NFC West.