Star receiver Dez Bryant will miss his third straight game for the Dallas Cowboys. Bryant, who has a knee injury, was limited in practice this week.But the Cowboys declared him inactive for their game Sunday at Green Bay.The Packers are getting starting cornerback Damarious Randall back from a groin injury, but are losing another starter in the defensive backfield in Quinten Rollins, who also has a groin injury. Rollins was a late add to the injury report after practice Saturday.Running back Eddie Lacy is active after being limited this week with a sprained left ankle, though backup James Starks is out with a knee injury. Lacy is Green Bays only true running back on the active roster, so receivers Randall Cobb and Ty Montgomery might take more snaps out of the backfield.The Seattle Seahawks will be down two key defensive players facing Atlanta and the top offense in the NFL. Seattle strong safety Kam Chancellor and defensive end Frank Clark were both inactive for Sundays game against the Falcons.Chancellor suffered a groin injury during practice on Thursday and was listed as questionable on Fridays injury report. Clark, who is tied for the team lead with three sacks, injured his hamstring in practice on Monday and did not participate in practice all week.With Chancellor out, Kelcie McCray will start at strong safety. McCray started three games last season when Chancellor was out.The Raiders will welcome rested Kansas City without running back Latavius Murray, who is out once again with a toe injury. The Chiefs put running back Knile Davis on the inactive list with a concussion.---DALLAS AT GREEN BAYCowboys: QB Tony Romo, RB Lance Dunbar, CB Orlando Scandrick, RB Darius Jackson, OL Chaz Green, WR Dez Bryant, DL David IrvingPackers: CB Quinten Rollins, S Chris Banjo, CB Sam Shields, RB James Starks, T Kyle Murphy, TE Jared Cook, DT Christian Ringo---ATLANTA at SEATTLEFalcons: CB Jalen Collins, LB A.J. Hawk, LB Paul Worrilow, G Mike Person, G Wes Schweitzer, TE Joshua Perkins, DT Courtney Upshaw.Seahawks: RB C.J. 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Wholesale Basketball Shoes Free Shipping . -- Adam Snyder returned to the San Francisco 49ers this season because the offensive lineman thought it was his best opportunity to win a championship.CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Arkansas bid to earn its second Sweet 16 NCAA Tournament appearance in the past four years ended Friday night at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill, N.C., as Clemson edged the Razorbacks 4-2 in penalty kicks after two tightly contested overtime periods resulted in a draw.No. 17 Arkansas (18-5-1) put up a valiant effort with eight players earning shots, led by freshman Stefani Doyle, who recorded five shots with two on goal. Senior goalkeeper Cameron Carter earned five saves in the contest, her third-highest save total this season.Senior Lindsey Mayo and junior Hannah Neece would each score on their penalty kick attempt, but Clemson (14-4-4), the 12th-ranked team in the nation, notched four successful penalty kicks in a row to seal the match and advance to the next round.First, credit to Clemson, head coach Colby Hale said. They are ACC champs and I thought their quality showed throughout. Im obviously very proud of this group. Both for tonight and for the season. 18 wins, an SEC final, a second-round PK loss, record attendance, two top five wins. It all speaks the growth of our wonderful young ladies. Im beaming with pride and Im excited for the future.Clemson held a 19-13 advantage in shots and a 9-2 eddge in corner kicks in the match.dddddddddddd Arkansas also joined a list of three top-ranked NCAA Tournament teams that have held the Tigers scoreless this season: West Virginia, Notre Dame and Atlantic Coast Conference champion Florida State.The Razorbacks conclude their season at a historic 18-5-1 mark, an accomplishment unrivaled in the programs 30-year history. Their all-time mark in the NCAA Tournament now stands at 4-1-2 with three of four victories on the road or at a neutral site.Six of Arkansas seven seniors - Carter, Alexandra Fischer, Lindsey Mayo, Erika Miller, Katie Moore and Rachel Riggs - all saw action tonight in their final match representing the Razorbacks. Fischer recorded two shots in 64 minutes of play, while Mayo and Miller each earned one shot in 100 and 108 minutes of action, respectively.Claire Kelley did not play due to injury, but the Tulsa, Oklahoma, native wraps up her Razorback career with eight goals, a team-leading 13 assists and 29 points tallied this season. She is also currently second in the nation in total assists and third overall in assists per game. ' ' '