INJURIES Marshall Faulk hurt in 28-24 win over San Diego

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St. Louis running back Marshall Faulk sprained his left ankle in the Rams' 28-24 win over the San Diego Chargers on Sunday, but the injury shouldn't force him to miss any games.
Faulk, who was held to 72 total yards, was injured in the fourth quarter. He also missed time in the second half with a tendon problem in his right foot, but after the game he said he felt good.
Backup Lamar Gordon finished the game, but the Rams anticipate Faulk being at full strength for next Monday's game against the Chicago Bears. Coach Mike Martz said Faulk had a mild high-ankle sprain.
Other injuries
Bengals defensive tackle Oliver Gibson tore his left Achilles' tendon, and cornerback Ligarius Jennings tore his left ACL against Baltimore. Both are expected to be out for the season.
Giants wide receiver Tim Carter tore his Achilles' tendon against Minnesota and is out for the season. He tripped while running a route next to the covered-up pitcher's mound and fell to the turf.
Chicago quarterback Chris Chandler sprained his neck in the second quarter and left the Bears' game against New England.
Green Bay running backs Ahman Green (mild concussion) and Najeh Davenport (sprained ankle) left the Packers' game against the Lions.
Green had 12 carries for 50 yards and didn't play after halftime. Davenport gained 73 yards on 10 carries before getting hurt in the third quarter.
Chargers backup linebacker Carlos Polk was carted off with a sprained ankle in the third quarter of their game against St. Louis.
Titans tight end Frank Wycheck was hit on the second possession of the game against Houston and didn't return because of a concussion. It was his third game wearing a new helmet designed to protect against concussions.