Povrede u sezoni 2012

Coach Mike McCarthy said surgery is an option for Greg Jennings (groin).
The idea that Jennings has a sports hernia is gaining steam. He reportedly met with noted Philadelphia-based sports hernia surgeon Dr. William Meyers on Tuesday, a sign that he's not dealing with a standard groin pull. If Jennings does end up going under the knife, a 3-4 week timetable is realistic. James Jones and Randall Cobb are locked in as solid WR2/3 plays for the foreseeable future.

Adam Schefter
Packers WR Greg Jennings said he will undergo groin surgery, expects to return this season.

penban ::Adam Schefter
Packers WR Greg Jennings said he will undergo groin surgery, expects to return this season.

Sto se Packersa tice, vec moze da trazi novi klub. On ce svakako zeleti da se vrati poslednjih par meceva da pokusa da dokaze potencijalnim vlasnicima da se oporavio od povrede i da i dalje moze da igra na visokom nivou...

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penban ::Adam Schefter
Packers WR Greg Jennings said he will undergo groin surgery, expects to return this season.

Sto se Packersa tice, vec moze da trazi novi klub. On ce svakako zeleti da se vrati poslednjih par meceva da pokusa da dokaze potencijalnim vlasnicima da se oporavio od povrede i da i dalje moze da igra na visokom nivou...

To i ja mislim... Samo da ga mi ne pokupimo...

kakva je situacija sa Boldenom?..jel bi se mogao pojaviti na terenu u nedelju ?

Adam Schefter
Doctors expect Packers WR Greg Jennings to be sidelined about three weeks after he undergoes abdominal surgery Tuesday.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, doctors expect Greg Jennings to be sidelined "about three weeks" after he undergoes sports hernia surgery next Tuesday.
It's an optimistic outlook. Saints CB Jabari Greer was given the same timetable for a similar operation and needed roughly six weeks. Jennings won't go under the knife until Oct. 30. If he hits his best-case scenario, Jennings will return to the practice field in Week 12. He would likely need at least another week to get clear out the cobwebs and get back into football shape. We don't expect him to see game action before Week 13 versus the Vikings, and it could be another week or two after that.

Although Rashard Mendenhall (Achilles) remained sidelined, Isaac Redman (ankle) returned to a limited practice on Thursday.
The tea leaves suggest Mendenhall will not play versus the Redskins, and Redman could be a game-time decision. Common sense suggests the Steelers would rather roll with Jonathan Dwyer -- coming off 114 (of 122) yards after contact at Cincinnati -- than a gimpy Redman as the feature back.

Nelson (hamstring) will not practice Friday, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel writer Tom Silverstein reports.
The report notes that Nelson "may test" his hamstring out Saturday or Sunday, but this concerning nugget suggests that the wideout could miss Sunday's game against the Jaguars. If he does, then James Jones and Randall Cobb could be busy

A u pm...
Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez did not travel to London because of an ankle injury, NFL Network has learned

dakle ves 100 +

penban ::A u pm...
Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez did not travel to London because of an ankle injury, NFL Network has learned

E crko dabogda sad moram da bacim nekog i uzmem TE.

Da nije istego vaginu?

DHB ili gibson ko ce leteti pitanje je sad?

Ja gotivim DHB, a momak ne pruza ono sto sam od njega ocekivao, a Gibson iz STL?

Pa naginjem ka Gibsonu, Amendola se izgleda oporavlja brzo a STL izgleda vise voli Quicka od Gibsona,

Imam osecaj da ce DHB da odigra dobro ove nedelje

Amedola nece igrati ove nedelje, a protiv naseg sekunderija ja bih mene startovao

Report: DeMarco Murray is out for Week 8. Felix Jones will start for Dallas.

Report: Calvin Johnson not practicing today. #maddencurse

Brandon Bolden (knee) has been ruled out for Week 8.
Bolden has now missed back-to-back games, and the Pats haven't offered so much as a hint as to when he may return. He should be considered week-to-week.

Steelers RB Isaac Redman is reportedly battling problems with both ankles.
Redman practiced on Friday, and reportedly felt so good that he now believes he has a chance to play Sunday versus the Redskins. If he does suit up, Redman is likely to be limited to a passing-down role behind Jonathan Dwyer. Rashard Mendenhall is expected to return in Week 9.

Donald Brown (questionable, knee) will be a game-time decision in Week 8 against the Titans.
Brown got in at least a limited practice each day this week, and appears on track to return after a two-game absence. His role is unclear, and it's a bit hard to imagine Brown reclaiming primary back duties just a couple of weeks from arthroscopic knee surgery.

Jimmy Graham (ankle, questionable) is officially a game-time decision for Week 8 after getting in another limited practice on Friday.
The word comes straight from interim coach Joe Vitt. It's an upgrade on last week, where Graham didn't even make the Saints' trip to Tampa, but his status still appears to be in question.

Hakeem Nicks (knee) is officially probable for Week 8.
Nicks is ready to roll against Dallas' imposing pass defense after getting in his first full slate of practices of the season.

Ahmad Bradshaw (foot) was limited in Friday's practice, and is officially questionable for Week 8.
Bradshaw got in extremely few — possibly zero — practice reps this week, but has done so multiple times before suiting up in the past. It's obviously unideal from a fantasy standpoint, but there's simply no reason to believe he won't start and believe for a near-typical workload against the Cowboys.

A foot specialist told Pierre Garcon that he could need surgery to repair the plantar-plate tear in his right second toe.
Garcon was given the options of rest or surgery. Since going under the knife would end his season, Garcon chose rest. "We don't really want to think about that at all," Garcon said of the surgery option. He risks dislocating the toe if he plays on it before it's fully healed. We don't expect to see Garcon until Week 11 at the earliest. It's quite possible that this will turn out to be a lost season.

Felix Jones (questionable, knee) was limited in Cowboys practice Friday.
Jones practiced on both Thursday and Friday and, despite the questionable tag, is expected to start Sunday's game against the Giants. Dealing with knee and neck injuries, it remains to be seen whether Jones can last four quarters. He has a long history of struggling at less than full health. Should Jones go down at any point in Sunday's game, Phillip Tanner would take over.

Darren Sproles missed two Saints practices this week due to an illness in the family, but he's listed as probable for Week 8.
Sproles practiced on Friday and will start Sunday night's game against the Broncos. At 55.5 points, New Orleans-Denver has the highest over-under of any game played so far in the 2012 season.

Ahmad Bradshaw (questionable, foot) elaborated on the details of his injury after practicing on a "limited" basis Friday.
"It’s a bone bruise, it may take a while (to heal)," Bradshaw said. "You keep pounding, and it just keeps coming back." While Bradshaw seems likely to play against the Cowboys in Week 8, his missing burst against the Redskins was evident on tape and he's at risk of aggravation.

Bucs announced Pro Bowl G Carl Nicks is headed to injured reserve with a toe injury.

The New Orleans Saints will be without running back Darren Sproles on Monday. His absence can linger well beyond that.

Interim coach Joe Vitt announced Friday that Sproles is out indefinitely after undergoing surgery to repair a fractured hand. Mike Triplett of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reported that Vitt was "vague" about a timetable to return, but Sproles will not play Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Vitt said Sproles will be re-evaluated next week.

"I would think if you were an opera singer a sore throat would be bad, too," Vitt deadpanned during a news conference Friday. "So that's why he's not playing in the game."

Sproles is an invaluable weapon in the Saints' offense primarily as a receiver out of the backfield for quarterback Drew Brees. He has 530 yards of total offense and four receiving touchdowns this season.

With Sproles out of the picture, expect Pierre Thomas and Mark Ingram to see more work. Chris Ivory could be added to the mix as well.

"We've got pretty good running backs around here and that's part of the National Football League -- injuries. It's the next man up, and we're going to miss Darren Sproles, but this is going to be a great opportunity for some of our other running backs to get some reps and show what they can do."

It's just another obstacle in a season full of them for the Saints.

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Jordy Nelson is a game-time decision, but we'd call the Green Bay Packers receiver something less than questionable with his hamstring injury, considering he didn't practice Friday. Receiver Greg Jennings (groin, abdomen), fullback John Kuhn (hamstring), linebacker Nick Perry (knee, wrist), cornerback Sam Shields (ankle), safety Charles Woodson (collarbone) and defensive end Jerel Worthy (concussion) are out for Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. Man, do the Packers need a bye week

The Baltimore Ravens listed 16 players as probable. That is essentially coach John Harbaugh's way of saying the injury report is meaningless without saying it. Except he did say it. Defensive tackle Haloti Ngata is expected to play in a reduced role against the Cleveland Browns. He's questionable with a shoulder injury.

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