Some NFL teams might want to forget last Sunday. That’s because quarterbacks suffered significant injuries in Week 10 action.  The injuries include a possible season-ending hand injury to Chiefs QB Matt Cassel, a significant foot injury to the Texans’ Matt Schaub, 2 broken ribs to the Eagles Michael Vick and a broken right thumb to the Steelers Ben Roethlisberger.

Kansas City Chiefs Matt Cassel could be lost for the season after suffering a significant injury to his throwing hand in the Chiefs loss (17-10) to the Denver Broncos on Sunday.  The injury occurred late in the 4th quarter when Cassel was sacked by Elvis Dumervil and Von Miller. He was replaced by Tyler Palko in the final offensive series against the Broncos.

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There are some surprises going into week 3 of the 2011 NFL season. The Washington Redskins, Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions, all undefeated at 2-0, hold or share first place in their respective divisions. Meanwhile, two 2010 NFL postseason participants, the Indianapolis Colts and Kansas City Chiefs, are having early season problems with 0-2 records.

Here is the complete NFL schedule for Week 3, along with the spreads, over/under, our NFL winning picks and NFL best bet:

Home Team In CAPS

Herm Edwards is now the former head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.  Coach Edward had a very disappointing three years in s City, with a regular season record of 15-33.  Herm Edwards headed to Kansas City after coaching the New York Jets from 2001 to 2005.  He had a disappointment stint there as well, going 39-41 and 2-3 in the post season.

Edwards firing follows the abrupt resignation of general manager Carl Peterson on December 15, 2008.  The decision was unanimous with the team’s owner Clark Hunt and the new GM, Scott Pioli.

As a true professional, Edwards took the news in stride and praised the Hunt family and the entire Kansas City Chief club.

The fall of Edwards was part due to the team’s decision to rebuild in 2008 and injuries took its tool. But Edwards’ most costly mistake may have been overlooking Brodie Croyle’s history of injuries and designating him as the foundation quarterback. A third-round pick out of Alabama in 2006, Croyle could never stay healthy and was 0-8 as a starter when he went down for the season with a knee injury.

Edwards’ first year in Kansas City was a success. The Chiefs went 9-7 and captured the last wild-card playoff spot. He became only the fifth man to take two different teams to the postseason in his first year as head coach; the Jets went to the playoffs three times in his five seasons there.

He wanted to begin dismantling an aging team and start rebuilding in 2007. But he ran into opposition from a front office that felt there was enough left for another playoff run. After an encouraging 4-3 start, age and ineffectiveness at several key positions created problems and Kansas City ended 2007 on a nine-game losing streak.

Herm Edwards will forever be immortalized for “the Miracle at the Meadowlands”. The Miracle at the Meadowlands is the term used by sportscasters and Philadelphia Eagles fans for a fumble recovery by cornerback Herman Edwards that he returned for a touchdown at the end of a November 19, 1978 NFL game against the New York Giants in Giants Stadium. It was seen as miraculous because it occurred at a point in the game when the Giants were easily capable of running out the game’s final seconds. The Giants had the ball, and the Eagles had no timeouts left. Everyone watching expected quarterback Joe Pisarcik to take one more snap and kneel with the ball, thus running out the clock and preserving a 17-12 Giant upset. Instead, he attempted to hand it off to fullback Larry Csonka and botched it, allowing Edwards to pick up the ball and run 26 yards for the winning score.