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August-9th-2006, 12:00 PM
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2543856
Saw this on another site and I thought you guys may have a field day with it. Enjoy.
Updated: Aug. 8, 2006, 7:59 PM ET
Cardinals' Boldin could miss preseason openerAssociated Press
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin sat out practice with a sore hamstring for the second day in a row on Tuesday and might not play in Saturday's preseason opener against Pittsburgh.
Defensive tackle Kendrick Clancy also missed practice, with a sore groin.
"We don't know about either one of them," Green said of their prospects for playing on Saturday. "We'll probably know tomorrow, or Thursday at least. Obviously if there's any leftover injuries, we'd hold them out. We've got a lot of guys out there who want to play and show what they can do."
Injury-plagued defensive tackle Kenny King will have surgery to remove a metal plate from his right wrist and will be out for about eight weeks, Green said. King missed the last two seasons after twice breaking the wrist. King broke his right hand in workouts last week, an injury that was unrelated to his wrist problems.
But doctors decided to remove the plate rather than wait until the end of the season, as had been previously planned. While King was optimistic about his return, Green hinted the former Alabama player might not figure in the Cardinals' plans.
"He's been here three years, he's had two weeks of work," Green said.
Starting offensive tackle Oliver Ross will be out three to five weeks after undergoing knee surgery on Monday. Green was relieved that Ross didn't require more serious surgery that would have sidelined him for up to 10 weeks.
Ross tore a meniscus in his right knee last week.
Let the festivities begin! :laugh:
:munchout:
Saw this on another site and I thought you guys may have a field day with it. Enjoy.
Updated: Aug. 8, 2006, 7:59 PM ET
Cardinals' Boldin could miss preseason openerAssociated Press
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin sat out practice with a sore hamstring for the second day in a row on Tuesday and might not play in Saturday's preseason opener against Pittsburgh.
Defensive tackle Kendrick Clancy also missed practice, with a sore groin.
"We don't know about either one of them," Green said of their prospects for playing on Saturday. "We'll probably know tomorrow, or Thursday at least. Obviously if there's any leftover injuries, we'd hold them out. We've got a lot of guys out there who want to play and show what they can do."
Injury-plagued defensive tackle Kenny King will have surgery to remove a metal plate from his right wrist and will be out for about eight weeks, Green said. King missed the last two seasons after twice breaking the wrist. King broke his right hand in workouts last week, an injury that was unrelated to his wrist problems.
But doctors decided to remove the plate rather than wait until the end of the season, as had been previously planned. While King was optimistic about his return, Green hinted the former Alabama player might not figure in the Cardinals' plans.
"He's been here three years, he's had two weeks of work," Green said.
Starting offensive tackle Oliver Ross will be out three to five weeks after undergoing knee surgery on Monday. Green was relieved that Ross didn't require more serious surgery that would have sidelined him for up to 10 weeks.
Ross tore a meniscus in his right knee last week.
Let the festivities begin! :laugh:
:munchout: