Bobby Bowden?s coaching career at Florida State University is expected to end Tuesday, the Tallahassee Democrat has learned. Bowden is expected to announce his resignation by way of a statement to be released Tuesday. As part of his retirement, Bowden is expected to be offered a non-coaching position at FSU for an unspecified amount of time. In addition to any settlement compensation that may be negotiated as part of his retirement, Bowden is also entitled to $1 million upon his retirement as part of an existing clause in his coaching contract.

The Titans deactivated running back LenDale White for Sunday's game against the Cardinals after he was late for a walk-through on Saturday. It marked the first time since White's rookie season that he has missed a game. "I don't know. You'll have to ask [coach] Jeff [Fisher]. Ask Jeff," White said when asked about the incident. He has 208 yards and two touchdowns this season.

Falcons wide receiver Roddy White has suggested to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that running back Jerious Norwood will start on Sunday against the Eagles. Michael Turner left Sunday's game in the third quarter after reinjuring his right ankle. Turner has 864 yards and 10 touchdowns on 177 carries, while Norwood has just 100 yards on 25 attempts this season.

Colts coach Jim Caldwell will follow in the footsteps of Tony Dungy and put the team's heath above chasing an undefeated record. Indianapolis is 11-0 and has already clinched a postseason berth. Caldwell is expected to begin resting his starters once the Colts lock up home-field advantage. "It'll be somewhat similar to what we've done," he told Peter King of SI. "Going undefeated was always a secondary goal. I don't think we'll put too much emphasis on that."

Seahawks general manager Tim Ruskell has been told that he will not be re-signed after the season, sources told Pro Football Weekly. Ruskell is in the final year of his contract. The decision could open the door for Mike Holmgren to return to Seattle.

Giants quarterback Eli Manning says that his injured foot has nothing to do with his mediocre play as of late. Manning is dealing with a stress reaction in his right foot. "In the games it doesn't bother me and I don't think about it. This is not something I am overly concerned with," Manning said. "It has been the same for probably the last three to four weeks, it's nothing new. I can go out and practice and do all I need to do." He doesn't think he'll eventually need surgery on the foot. "It's one of those things that time and rest is probably the biggest thing," Manning said. "Having the weekend and the bye week and off week helped some. Time to rest it is helpful. It is not something I think will linger or bother me."

Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme broke a finger on his throwing hand in the fourth quarter of Sunday's loss to the Jets. Carolina coach John Fox said that Delhomme may be replaced by Matt Moore this Sunday against Tampa Bay because of the injury. Delhomme threw four interceptions on Sunday, but Fox said that if the quarterback doesn't play it'll be entirely injury-based. "If his finger wasn't an issue, I couldn't with a straight face make a change just with him," Fox said. "That was a combined effort by the offensive players, not just one player. ... It was poor not just by the quarterback." Delhomme has throw eight touchdowns against 18 interceptions this season.

Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner plans to see an ophthalmologist about lingering post-concussion symptoms. He missed Arizona's 20-17 loss to Tennessee on Sunday night. Warner said he's having issues with his eyes, something he hoped would have subsided last week but never did. He sustained the concussion in the second quarter of Arizona's 21-13 victory at St. Louis and didn't play in the second half of the game.

Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan will not play against the Eagles this coming Sunday. Atlanta coach Mike Smith announced the decision on Monday. Ryan suffered a turf toe injury early in Atlanta's win over Tampa Bay.

Notre Dame announced the firing of Charlie Weis, its head football coach, on Monday. ?We have great expectations for our football program, and we have not been able to meet those expectations,? Notre Dame?s athletic director, Jack Swarbrick, said in a news release. ?As an alumnus, Charlie understands those goals and expectations better than most, and he?s as disappointed as anyone that we have not achieved the desired results.? Weis had six years remaining on his contract and could be owed as much as $18 million.