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Rams’ Jackson likely sidelined for Week 2

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ST. LOUIS | The St. Louis Rams could be without injured running back Steven Jackson for next Monday night’s game against the New York Giants, and quarterback Sam Bradford is expected to play despite a bruised index finger.

Those weren’t the only injuries the Rams suffered in their 31-13 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Cornerback Ron Bartell has a fractured neck and could be out for the season, and wide receiver Danny Amendola dislocated his left elbow.

Chiefs safety Berry has torn ACL

KANSAS CITY, MO. | A person familiar with the situation says Chiefs safety Eric Berry has a torn ACL in his left knee and is done for the year.

The second-year strong safety made the Pro Bowl last year and was being counted on heavily by the defending AFC West champions.

Cowboys: Loss not just Romo’s fault

IRVING, TEXAS | Although Tony Romo said “I cost us a football game,” his teammates on the Dallas Cowboys insist that’s not the case.

Several players said Monday the Cowboys wouldn’t have been in position to beat the New York Jets on Sunday night if not for Romo’s stellar play during the first 50 minutes, and that other mistakes contributed to Dallas letting a 14-point, fourth-quarter lead turn into a 27-24 loss.

Still, Romo’s flubs a fumble 3 yards from the end zone and an interception that set up the winning field goal stand out.

Around the league

c PANTHERS: Linebacker Jon Beason will miss the rest of the season with a torn left Achilles tendon. Beason sustained the injury in Carolina’s loss at Arizona.

c CHARGERS: San Diego kicker Nate Kaeding is out for the year after injuring his left knee during the season’s opening kickoff against Minnesota.

c RAVERNS: Rookie cornerback Jimmy Smith will be sidelined “a few weeks” with a high ankle sprain, Baltimore coach John Harbaugh said.

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