Holy Moses
J.J. Moses is still employed as the Packers' return man - for now. But after his second adventuresome performance in as many weeks on the job, whether Moses will be the man Sunday at the New York Jets is up in the air.

"I'm not prepared to make that decision yet," Sherman said. "I have things I'm thinking about, obviously. It's an important part of our game. We'll definitely put our best opportunity out there on the field, whatever it is. And it may be J.J., it may be something else. I'm not sure just yet."

The Packers made a pair of roster moves Monday. Guard Alcender Jackson was released from the 53-man roster, while guard Pete Campion was cut from the practice squad. A Packers spokesman said those spots will be filled today.

Injury report
While Pro Bowl safety Darren Sharper's sprained right knee is causing the Packers the most concern on the injury front, the rest of the news Monday was mostly good.

Sherman said right tackle Earl Dotson (back) would be listed as questionable after missing the past two games but that "it appears that that he'll be able to make a comeback this week." Nose tackle Gilbert Brown (foot), who returned to the lineup after missing the previous three games, "came out of the game fine," Sherman said.

Sherman said defensive end Keith McKenzie (hamstring), who missed Sunday's game, would again be listed as questionable and "more than likely" won't practice this week. Fullbacks William Henderson and Tony Carter, who suffered bruised shoulders Sunday, will be listed as probable, as will linebacker Nate Wayne, who played despite a back injury suffered in practice last week.

Monday, Monday
Sherman gave his players their fifth straight Monday off. The last time the players had to report for film sessions and conditioning work was Nov. 18, after their loss at Minnesota."Really it's to get them away from us (coaches)," Sherman said. "You can only talk to them so many times this time of year. They've heard it over and over again. So, you need a little space between the game and then the next game."

Extra points
Sherman said the team had planned on replacing Lambeau Field's middle strip of turf before Sunday's game vs. the Bills but the sod that was supposed to have been brought up from Alabama was not delivered because heavy rains in the South had prevented the sod from being cut. Asked if the turf would be replaced for the Packers' first playoff game, which will be either the weekend of Jan. 4-5 or Jan. 11-12, Sherman replied, "We're still discussing what our next options are." .