I went through Yahoo sports and looked for updates on LSU players. Several players had no info, but here is what I found. Glenn Dorsey (Chiefs) Dorsey was expected to be an immediate difference-maker, and while he's been decently effective against the run, he hasn't done much to disrupt either run or pass plays in the backfield. "He's been very consistent against the run," coach Herm Edwards told the Kansas City Star. "He's learning the ropes, and he got a lot better last week rushing the quarterback." Early Doucet (Cardinals) WR Early Doucet, a rookie, won't get much time this year unless there is an injury. Doucet has been dealing with injuries for much of the season, but has produced when healthy. But he's fifth on the depth chart. LaBrandon Toefield (Unsigned) Jeff Legwold, of the Rocky Mountain News, reports free-agent RB LaBrandon Toefield (Panthers) was scheduled to work out for the Denver Broncos (Nov 11). Buster Davis (Chargers) Head Coach Norv Turner has indicated that unless one of the top receivers gets injured, Davis will likely be inactive the rest of the way. "He missed time, and Malcom (Floyd) took advantage of it," Turner said. "Right now, it's hard to get him active." Davis, the Chargers' first-round pick in 2007, has battled minor injuries since he arrived in San Diego. He caught 20 passes in 14 games as a rookie but was bothered by knee tendinitis in training camp this summer and has been active for just five games. He hurt his groin the week before the Chargers' Oct. 12 game against New England. He is finally healthy again, but he is squarely behind Chris Chambers, Vincent Jackson, and the previously mentioned Floyd on the depth chart. At this point, it's time to forget about Davis for this season. Dwayne Bowe (Chiefs) Bowe had six catches for 72 yards in Sunday's loss to the Chargers. Tyler Thigpen has the Chiefs' passing game clicking for the first time all year, and he's doing it by relying heavily on three pass-catchers: Bowe, Tony Gonzalez and Mark Bradley. Each of the three receives plenty of targets each game, and Bowe should continue to be a fairly good option next week against a vulnerable New Orleans' pass defense. Chevis Jackson (Falcons) Jackson recorded his first career interception Sunday and returned it 95 yards for a touchdown. The game was basically over at that point, but those late game fireworks show that the Falcons' defense can hang with any team in the NFL. Jackson is not an IDP consideration at this point of his career, but he's playing his role well on the Falcons and certainly has a future in this league. Jacob Hester (Chargers) FB Jacob Hester is still basically limited to special teams duties as the player the Chargers surrendered a 2009 second-round pick for to draft last April hasn't lived up to his billing. He failed to record a special teams tackle Sunday. Travis Daniels (Browns) Scott Petrak, of The Medina County Gazette, reports Cleveland Browns CB Travis Daniels will see increased reps at CB Brandon McDonald's cornerback spot because of McDonald's recent struggles. McDonald will start the game. Randall Gay (Saints) CB Randall Gay will move from the right side to start in place of Mike McKenzie, who was put on injured reserve after fracturing his right kneecap last week. Ali Highsmith (Cardinals) Highsmith's injury is a torn right ACL, according to the Cardinals' official site. He will miss the rest of the season, but he should be ready in time for training camp. Highsmith impressed the Cardinals enough to win a roster spot as an undrafted free agent. He played mainly on special teams this season and if he makes the team next season, he should be limited to special teams and backup linebacker duty. Mark Roman (49ers) FS Mark Roman has been unable to generate any turnovers from his position. Roman has not missed a game since signing with the 49ers as a free agent in 2006. In 40 games with the 49ers, Roman has recorded just one interception. Corey Webster (Giants) Webster, who returned to action after suffering a groin injury Sunday, is sore, but coach Tom Coughlin hopes to have Webster back at practice by Thursday. Webster's been the Giants' best corner this season.
