ST. LOUIS -- Steven Jackson has not ruled himself out for the St. Louis Rams Monday night game against the New York Giants. But he hasnt practised yet this week and some of his comments made it appear he is already gearing up for Week 3. Jackson strained his right quadriceps on a 47-yard scoring run on the Rams first offensive play of the season during Sundays loss to the Eagles. Jackson said Thursday after pool therapy during practice that the injury had improved. "Its all predicated on how I feel on Monday. But definitely shooting to have an outside chance to be able to go," Jackson said. "Luckily we buy an extra day with the Monday night game but we want to be smart. We know its early in the season." Coach Steve Spagnuolo says Jackson will be evaluated closer to game day. "Hes the only guy that knows," Spagnuolo said. "Well see, its a day by day thing." Quarterback Sam Bradford (finger) was limited in practice, along with cornerback Bradley Fletcher (toe), tight end Mike Hoomanawanui (calf), linebacker Josh Hull (hamstring) and offensive tackle Jason Smith (ankle). All are expected to play. Spagnuolo said Bradfords passing was "pretty good," noting that a few were off the mark. "But I dont see him dodging any throws," Spagnuolo said. "Hes fighting through it right now." Jackson says he wants to play in the Rams first Monday night appearance since 2006. But he says being 100 per cent for the next game -- against Baltimore -- must be considered. "You definitely want to be out there, but I would be the first one to tell you if it was just a Sunday regular game it would still kill me just as much," Jackson said. "This is a big game. It just kills me to know my team needs me and Im not able to be out there and answer the call." The Rams added quality backups for Jackson for the first time in free agency, signing Cadillac Williams and Jerious Norwood. Williams had 91 yards rushing and 49 yards receiving in the 31-13 loss to Philadelphia, and Norwood, whos been used more in the return game, had 10 yards on three carries. Jackson said that helps "ease the decision." "I do have fully 100 per cent trust that Cadillac and Jerious can get the job done," Jackson said. "That assures me that I can if I needed to, take a week off." Wide receiver Danny Amendola reported good progress already after dislocating his left elbow in the fourth quarter when he tried to brace his fall after a catch and the arm buckled. Amendola curled into a ball as tacklers and teammates surrounded him, and TV elected not to run a replay to spare squeamish viewers. Amendola denied a rumour he had lobbied to play this week, but already has range of movement and wouldnt rule out Game 3. "Ive been healing pretty fast, its just the severity of what happened inside," Amendola said. "Ill be back soon enough." Spagnuolo said its tough to hold Amendola back. "You put a timetable on Danny Amendola, hes going to make us all look wrong," the coach said. "He wants to jog, he wants to do everything. Youve got to protect him from himself a little bit." Cheap Washington Nationals Jerseys . United manager David Moyes predicted Sunday that Rooney would be out for "probably three weeks." "Its bad," Moyes said. "Its right down the middle of his forehead and it will take a while to heal. cheap jerseys . They got it when Jamar Walls blocked punt touchdown return proved to be the difference Friday, clinching the Stampeders a home playoff game with a 27-13 victory over the hapless Eskimos. [url=http://www.jerseyscheapnfl.