Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is not on the active roster for Sundays game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.That news means the Romo-or-Dak Prescott debate will be put off at least one more week. Prescott, a rookie who has led the Cowboys to a 7-1 record so far this season, has played well in Romos absence, throwing for 2,020 yards, 12 touchdowns and only two interceptions.Romo has been out since breaking a bone in his back during the preseason, but has been practicing.For the Steelers, tight end Ladarius Green will be making his season debut.Heres a full list of each teams inactive players for Sundays games.---SAN FRANCISCO AT ARIZONA49ers: RB Mike Davis, TE JeRon Hamm, DT Chris Jones, LB Aaron Lynch, QB Christian Ponder, CB Rashard Robinson, OT John Theus.Cardinals: WR Chris Hubert, S Tyrann Mathieu, DT Robert Nkemdiche, DT Olsen Pierre, CB Tharold Simon, DE Ed Stinson, OG Cole Toner---PITTSBURGH AT DALLASSteelers: WR Markus Wheaton, WR Darrius Heyward-Bey, RB DeAngelo Williams, S Jordan Dangerfield, DE LT Walton, QB Zach Mettenberger, OL Brian Mihalik.Cowboys: QB Tony Romo, CB Morris Claiborne, RB Darius Jackson, S Barry Church, LB Mark Nzeocha, T Chaz Green, DE Benson Mayowa.---MIAMI AT SAN DIEGODolphins: CB Jordan Lucas, CB Xavien Howard, CB Chris Culliver, DE Nick Williams, DE Terence Fede, T Sam Young, TE Thomas Duarte.Chargers: WR Travis Benjamin, S Jahleel Addae, LB Denzel Perryman, LB Jatavis Brown, C Max Tuerk, WR Geremy Davis, WR Jeremy Butler.---KANSAS CITY AT CAROLINAChiefs: QB Tyler Bray, WR Jeremy Maclin, CB D.J. White, RB Bishop Sankey, LB Justin Houston, OL Mike Person, DL Jaye Howard.Panthers: RB Cameron Artis-Payne, S Colin Jones, LB Shaq Thompson, C Ryan Kalil, LT Michael Oher, DT Kyle Love, TE Chris Manhertz.---LOS ANGELES AT NEW YORK JETSRams: QB Sean Mannion, DB Dwayne Gratz, G Jamon Brown, OT Pace Murphy, TE Temarrick Hemingway, WR Nelson Spruce, DE Matt Longacre.Jets: QB Christian Hackenberg, C Nick Mangold, WR Devin Smith, CB Marcus Williams, LB Bruce Carter, OT Brandon Shell, LB Josh Martin---MINNESOTA AT WASHINGTONVikings: QB Taylor Heinicke, WR Laquon Treadwell, CB Captain Munnerlyn, CB Marcus Sherels, G Willie Beavers, G Zac Kerin, DT Sharrif Floyd.Redskins: QB Nate Sudfeld, WR DeSean Jackson, RB Matt Jones, DL Jordan Hill, OL Blaine Clausell, OL Arie Kouandjio, DL Matt Ioannidis.---HOUSTON at JACKSONVILLETexans: NT Vince Wilfork, WR Will Fuller, WR Jaelen Strong, CB A.J. Bouye, RB Jonathan Grimes, QB Brandon Weeden, LB Brian Peters.Jaguars: QB Brandon Allen, RB Corey Grant, CB Josh Johnson, DE Chris Smith, WR Bryan Walters, OL Bryce Harris, DT Richard Ash.---GREEN BAY AT TENNESSEEPackers: CB Damarious Randall, RB Don Jackson, LB Clay Matthews, OT Kyle Murphy, TE Jared Cook, DT Christian Ringo, C J.C. Tretter.Titans: WR Tre McBride, RB David Fluellen, DB Curtis Riley, OLB Aaron Wallace, OG Sebastian Tretola, TE Jace Amaro, DL Al Woods.---ATLANTA AT PHILADELPHIAFalcons: CB Desmond Trufant, RB Tevin Coleman, TE Jacob Tamme, RB Stevan Ridley, S Sharrod Neasman, RG Wes Schweitzer, DL Cliff Matthews.Eagles: S Terrence Brooks, DE Steven Means, LB Kamu Grugier-Hill, OL Josh Andrews, OL Dillon Gordon, OL Allen Barbre, DT Taylor Hart.---DENVER AT NEW ORLEANSBroncos: CB Aqib Talib, CB Taurean Nixon, RB Juwan Thompson, G Connor McGovern, G Billy Turner, DE Derek Wolfe, QB Austin Davis.Saints: RB Marcus Murphy, RB Daniel Lasco, LB Stephone Anthony, LB Michael Mauti, LT Terron Armstead, G Landon Turner, WR Tommylee Lewis---CHICAGO AT TAMPA BAYBears: CB Deiondre Hall; DB DeAndre Houston-Carson; DB Bryce Callahan; LB John Timu; OL Eric Kush; TE Daniel Brown; DL Mitch UnreinBuccaneers: QB Ryan Griffin; RB Jacquizz Rodgers; G Kevin Pamphile; T Leonard Wester; C Joe Hawley; DE Channing Ward; WR Russell Shepard.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFLBlank Jersey . 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Kane showed three years ago during the Blackhawks Cup run that he has a knack for making things happen and scoring big goals. But this time around it has been his ability to put back rebounds and loose pucks that earned him some late buzz for the Conn Smythe Trophy. Six of Kanes nine goals through 22 games have come on the doorstep -- either in the crease or just outside it. As his coach with the London Knights, Dale Hunter, watched his Game 5 performance, he remarked that Kane was having success because he was playing in traffic close to the net. "He has no fear to his game. Hes not the biggest guy in the world but hell score goals and hell go anywhere to score them," Hunter said in a phone interview Monday. "He has good vision. Thats why he can go in them bad areas where you can take big hits, and he doesnt get hit often." Its one thing to have good vision and yet another to make a concerted effort to be around the crease. "I think one of the things on this team, you want to crash the net, whether its bringing it back out and getting pucks there and then crashing it again," Kane said. The 24-year-old brings a combination of skill and that willingness to play in tight spaces that makes him difficult to defend. "I think hes not afraid, whether its not afraid to get hit or not afraid to make mistakes," Boston defenceman Torrey Krug said. "Hes not afraid to go to those high-traffic areas. Thats important for a player, especially players that like to play with the puck, to not have the fear like that." Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville knows all about Kanes "high-end skill," but its his ability to control the play with little room to manoeuvre that helps him stand out. "Hes just an unbelievable puck-handler, and I dont know if thats justt natural talent or hes worked on it," Chicago defenceman Duncan Keith said.dddddddddddd. Either way, it has caused fits for the Bruins. Coach Claude Julien and his team had to emphasize better awareness because of Kane. "You look at the goals that Kane has scored, youve got to give him credit," Julien said. "Hes done a good job of getting into those quiet areas and sliding into those pockets and the puck keeps coming to him, and thats what good players do. They find areas to go to where pucks come to them." Of course Kane can still pick a corner and score. His goal on a two-on-one rush put the Blackhawks into the Cup final, and he scored one-on-one against Detroit Red Wings goaltender Jimmy Howard earlier in the playoffs. Against the Bruins, Kane showed teammates that hes adept at scoring the so-called dirty goals, too. Julien likened him to Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby as far as being shifty and elusive around the net. "Hes an elite player," Bruins defenceman Andrew Ference said. "Hes obviously got tremendous skill and speed to get away from defenders and to find open spots on the ice. Hes a challenge for any team to defend against." Even more so now than several years ago when he was a budding NHL star. Bostons Aaron Johnson played with Kane in 2008-09, and though he hasnt had a chance to study the right-wingers improvement, he pointed out that Kane has become a "solid hockey player." Thats not under-valuing Kane but rather an indication that, like other talented forwards, his career is an ongoing maturation process. "I think it takes time because their whole life they havent really needed to play that game," Johnson said. "And once you get to the NHL you have to learn that theres a time and place for certain moves and certain plays. It does take a year or two and a good coach to really embed that inside him." It didnt start with Hunter, Denis Savard or Quenneville. Hunter knew Kane could score before the Knights drafted him. But the way hes been putting the puck in the net in the playoffs has Kane on another level. 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