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Wayne didn't have one of his better games this season Sunday, but that doesn't change the fact that he remains one of the NFL's most prolific wideouts, on the heels of a 100-catch season that saw him rack up 1,264 yards and 10 TDs. Look for Wayne and his QB Peyton Manning -- both durable and consistent players -- to continue to put up excellent numbers in 2010.

Addai saw a few less carries than usual due to the shoulder injury, but he should be fine for next week's AFC Championship game.

Manningham showed flashes of being a legitimate NFL playmaker, but his frequent mental lapses eventually got him demoted from the starting lineup. With a good training camp, he should resume his role as the team's No. 3 wideout again next season.

The report states that Harvin improved the past two days and expects to play. We likely won't know for sure until the inactive report is released about an hour before kickoff on Sunday.

His agent did not reveal the specific surgery that Stewart had, but he said that it was to alleviate the lingering pain that Stewart has been dealing with around his Achilles. Even with the injury and limited practices throughout the season, Stewart rushed for a team-high 1,133 yards in 2009. He figures to share time with DeAngelo Williams in the Carolina backfield for the third straight season.

Mason remained far-and-away Joe Flacco's favorite target throughout the 2009 regular season, putting up similar numbers to 2008 plus two more touchdowns. He'll be 36 in January, however, and after toying with retirement last offseason one has to begin wondering how much is left in the tank. Still, he has proven he shouldn't be doubted, and if the Ravens remain quiet in the receiver market again in the offseason he will be in line for the same role next season.