Week 11 NFL injuries: Julio Jones, Michael Turner in for Falcons; Joe Haden out for Browns

The latest injury news as Week 11's Sunday action nears kickoff:

— Indianapolis Colts linebacker Robert Mathis is back (back) in the lineup against the New England Patriots, who are without guards Logan Mankins and Dan Connolly as well as tight end Aaron Hernandez.

— Denver Broncos defensive end Elvis Dumervil (shoulder) is active, but guard Chris Kuper (ankle) will not play. San Diego Chargers tailback Ryan Mathews (neck) is active.

— New Orleans Saints returner/running back Darren Sproles will not return from his broken hand today.

— After being listed as questionable, wideout Julio Jones (ankle) and tailback Michael Turner are active for the Atlanta Falcons, who take on an Arizona Cardinals squad minus defensive end Calais Campbell (calf) and quarterback Kevin Kolb. The Falcons will not have linebacker Sean Weatherspoon for the third straight game.

— Green Bay Packers wideout Jordy Nelson (hamstring/foot) is a go for a team that needs its stars given Clay Matthews, Charles Woodson and Greg Jennings are all injured.

— Houston Texans tight end Owen Daniels is back in the lineup after missing last weekend's game with a back injury. The Jacksonville Jaguars are still without Maurice Jones-Drew.

— An injured oblique will keep Cleveland Browns cornerback Joe Haden out Sunday; he was hurt during a midweek practice. Dallas Cowboys tailback DeMarco Murray is out again with a foot sprain after being listed as doubtful this week.

— Brandon Meriweather, recovered from a preseason knee injury, will make his debut for the Washington Redskins and start at strong safety. Wideout Pierre Garcon (active) is also active for Washington, which takes on Nick Foles and the Michael Vick-less Philadelphia Eagles.

— St. Louis Rams rookies Janoris Jenkins and Chris Givens are back after being benched in Week 10 for breaking team rules.