San Francisco running back Frank Gore and rookie tight end Vernon Davis were injured on the same wacky play Sunday -- a 98-yard fumble return for a touchdown by Philadelphia's Mike Patterson.

Donte' Stallworth was a late scratch from the Philadelphia Eagles' lineup against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday with a hamstring injury. Stallworth was listed as probable on the Eagles' injury report Friday, but missed practice before the team traveled to the West Coast.

Dallas Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens is so pleased with how his broken right hand is healing, he said Friday that he will "definitely" play against his former team in Philadelphia on Oct. 8. "I'll be ready," said Owens, who expects to wear protective padding on or under his glove once he returns.

Terrell Owens had a plate screwed into the bone attached to his right ring finger during an operation Monday evening. His recovery time is estimated at two to four weeks, but he's likely to do all he can to rejoin the Dallas Cowboys in 20 days for his much-anticipated return to Philadelphia on Oct. 8.

Jevon Kearse will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury the star defensive end sustained in Philadelphia's overtime loss to the Giants on Sunday. Kearse's injury included sprains of multiple ligaments, including the medial collateral ligament, the lateral collateral ligament, and the posterior cruciate ligament. The Eagles said that treatment options for his knee will be determined in the near future.

Philadelphia defensive end Jevon Kearse left the Eagles game against the New York Giants with a left knee injury. Kearse seemed shaken up and was slow to get off the field when he sacked Eli Manning and forced a fumble early in overtime. Two plays later, he teamed with defensive tackle Mike Patterson for another sack, only this time Kearse appeared to hurt himself much worse.

After practice, the Eagles added Brian Westbrook to the injury report with knee inflammation after he limped off the practice field early. (It was not clear which knee.) He is listed as probable, which means there is a 75 percent chance that he will play Sunday against the Giants. "From what we understand, it isn't serious," receiver Dont? Stallworth said. "Whatever happens, if there is a serious injury, it just means that somebody else will get the opportunity to step up, but I don't think it will be an issue."

The Eagles will make a roster move today after they officially re-sign cornerback Dexter Wynn, a sixth-round pick in 2004 who was with the team the last two seasons. Wynn was among the final cuts two weeks ago and was scheduled to make a visit to the Detroit Lions yesterday before the Eagles called his agent, Kevin Robinson. Wynn worked out for the Seattle Seahawks last week. "Once I heard from the Eagles... he went ahead and passed on the opportunity with the Lions," Robinson said. "He was excited."

Veteran receiver Todd Pinkston became the latest former Eagle to come to Minnesota when he signed a contract with the Vikings on Saturday. Pinkston spent his first six seasons with the Eagles, playing the last four under current Vikings coach Brad Childress when he was an Eagles assistant coach. He had his best season in 2002, catching 60 passes for 798 yards and seven touchdowns, but missed all of last season with a torn right Achilles' tendon. He missed the first three exhibition games of this season and only caught one pass against Pittsburgh on Aug. 25. He became expendable in Philadelphia when the Eagles traded for Donte' Stallworth.

Former Pro Bowl running back Stephen Davis agreed to a contract with St. Louis on Friday after playing last season with Carolina. The Rams plan to use him as a backup to Steven Jackson . Davis worked out for the Rams two weeks ago, days after spending time with the Eagles. Washington also reportedly showed interest in the back who was drafted by the Redskins in 1996 out of Auburn.