Q:Â How is 10 (Eli) feeling?
A:Â Better; a little better.
Q: Improved over yesterday?
A: Yes, a little bit better each time he comes in. He spends about 24 hours working on it. So it is good to see the progress, even if it is small.
Q:Â Will he be able to get some practice work tomorrow?
A:Â I'm not going to comment on that because I don't have the answer to that.
Q:Â Kevin Boss?
A: He is a little better, too. He was better today. The ankle is down a little bit. Maybe, we'll see.
Q:Â Anybody go the other way and get worse?
A:Â No.
Q: Yesterday Chris Canty was out here running on the side. Today he wasn't out here at all.
A: He was out. He was the in walk through, yeah. He has got issues.
Q: When you say issues, do you mean surgery perhaps?
A: Oh, no. It is just very difficult to get him beyond a certain point. It is very frustrating for him and us.
Q:Â Is Aaron Ross getting better?
A: Not since he had his little problem last week. I would say it is about the same.
Q:Â If Boss can't go and you have to use two tight ends, do you use Will Beatty or somebody like that?
A: It depends - the formation – depending on the personnel would be -- under normal circumstance we could do that.Â
Q:Â Were ther reasons for keeping Eli inside today the same as yesterday, just to give him treatment?
A:Â Give him more treatment so that he wasn't standing out here.
Q:Â Had you seen Mario Manningham have trouble with the ball like he did on Sunday?
A:Â No, I didn't see any of those issues.
Q:Â Domenik Hixon?
A: He has done well and he has gotten a little more work each day. So he seems to be doing well. We will make that decision moving forward.