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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Running back Frank Gore, whose season came to end when he fractured his right hip on Nov. 29, says he's healed up and will start running again. Gore told csnbayarea.com that he will graduate from his current workouts -- working in the pool while doing upper- and lower-body weight work -- to being allowed to run starting Feb. 28. Gore, the heart of the San Francisco 49ers' offense the last five years. Had 853 yards and three touchdowns before being injured in the season's 10th game. He also had 46 catches, a team high at the time, with 452 yards and two touchdowns. "I will be better,'' Gore ...
Broncos wide receiver Demaryius Thomas underwent surgery Monday to repair the Achilles' tendon tear he suffered a week ago during a workout in Atlanta, his offseason home. The team has said his recovery is expected to take six to eight months, putting his availability into question for the scheduled start of next season. Thomas sent out a Tweet just before having the operation. "Heading to surgery this morning," Thomas wrote Monday. "Everyone keep me in prayers that it goes well." The workout mishap is the latest injury to befall Thomas, whose rookie season was impacted considerably by a ...
Fantasy owners in daily leagues received a swift kick to the toe, when they found out that Amar'e Stoudemire was a late scratch on Saturday night against the Nets. He missed the game due to a sprained toe on his right foot. Stoudemire suffered the toe injury on Friday night when he collided with Ron Artest. Queensbridge, baby! Stoudemire is targeting a return to the basketball court on Wednesday, when the Knicks suit up against the Hawks. Yes, the Knicks are off until Wednesday night. This bodes well for his owners, who are hoping to minimize his absence. Should Stoudemire miss Wednesday ...
Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz says his injury-plagued franchise quarterback, Matthew Stafford, won't have any trouble recovering from shoulder surgery and being ready long before the start of the 2011 NFL season. "In a nutshell, Matt is doing fine," Schwartz told the Detroit News. If true, that's very good news for the Lions, who have to be concerned that the quarterback they drafted first overall in the 2009 NFL draft has missed more games than he's played. But Schwartz wouldn't give any details about Stafford's surgically repaired shoulder, which is expected to take about three more ...
Dallas Clark is out of his cast. And while the Indianapolis Colts tight end said his career as a hand model may be in jeopardy, he feels pretty good about his NFL future. Clark, an eight-year veteran and a 2009 Pro Bowl selection, missed the last 10 games of the regular season with a wrist injury, but said at the Super Bowl in North Texas this week that the injury is "doing a lot better." "The scar -- I had this hand-modeling career all set up," Clark told Jonathan Hutton of 104.5 The Zone in Nashville. "Look at those knuckles. You would buy a watch from that. The scar looks worse than it ...
According to a source on Friday, Pro Bowl center Maurkice Pouncey will be out for the Steelers as they attempt to win their seventh Super Bowl title Feb. 6 against the Packers in Dallas.. But according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, teammates believe that offensive lineman Doug Legursky is better than Pouncey despite of the high praise given by quarterback Ben Roethlisberger as he spoke about Pouncey's ability to call blocking schemes for linemates prior to snapping the ball. "Doug's pretty good, there's really no difference at all," left guard Chris Kemoeatu told the Post-Gazette. "I've ...
RENTON, Wash. -- The Seahawks announced Thursday that veteran linebacker Lofa Tatupu underwent arthroscopic surgery on both knees earlier in the day. The surgery, performed team physicians Dr. Ed Khalfayan and Mike McAdam, took place at the Seattle Surgery Center, and the doctors said the surgery was a success. At the same time, the team signed defensive tackle Jay Alford, safety James Bridley and wide receiver Chris Carter to 2011 contracts. ...
Sean Payton told reporters at the Senior Bowl that quarterback Drew Brees played with a low-grade MCL sprain in his knee earlier this season. I think we now know where the report came from now on Nov. 4 that Brees and the Saints were hiding a serious knee injury. The details were just a little bit off. OK, they were a lot off. Brees laughed off the report of his broken knee as hundred trillion inaccurate (or something like that) and did jumping jacks in front of his locker. It seems, though, that the quarterback did have some issues with a knee. You wonder how much that had to do with a ...
Maurice Jones-Drew says he was only joking. Jones-Drew, the Jacksonville Jaguars' two-time Pro Bowl running back, also said his on-line comments about Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler on Sunday were taken out of context, Mark Long of the Associated Press reported Tuesday. "I never attacked him, called him soft or a sore loser," Jones-Drew told Long. "I never questioned his toughness. I think people took my joke out of context. I was taking at shot at (University of) Florida fans." Jones-Drew tweeted the following after Cutler's exit: "Hey I think the urban meyer rule is effect right ...
In news that could force some of his fellow NFL players to eat some crow, Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has reportedly been diagnosed with a torn knee ligament suffered in Sunday's NFC Championship Game loss to the Packers. Sean Jensen of the Chicago Sun-Times reports that Cutler has an MCL tear. Cutler was harshly criticized for leaving the NFC Championship Game, and the harshest of that criticism came from Cutler's fellow NFL players, many of whom took to Twitter during the game and ripped Cutler to shreds for not playing when the Super Bowl was on the line. If Cutler does indeed have a ...
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