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Colts participation report

Email|Link|Comments (4) Posted by Mike Reiss, Globe Staff October 29, 2008 05:53 PM

The Colts, who are on a short week after playing Monday night, held 11 players out of their practice today.

The Colts' participation report:

Did Not Participate in Practice
LB Gary Brackett (not injury related)
RB Clifton Dawson (concussion)
DE Dwight Freeney (not injury related)
WR Roy Hall (knee)
DB Dante Hughes (ankle)
DB Marlin Jackson (knee)
DB Tim Jennings (not injury related)
DE Robert Mathis (not injury related)
RB Dominic Rhodes (ankle)
TE Tom Santi (shoulder)
WR Reggie Wayne (knee)

Limited Participation in Practice
LB Freddy Keiaho (knee)

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4 comments so far...

Quite interesting to see who did not practice because of a non injury. They also didn't even put Bob Sanders or Joseph Addai on this list. The Colts, to me, tend to send more of a statement with their injury/practice report at this point than the Pats.

Posted by Sonny_Corlione October 29, 08 06:19 PM

What is this "not injury related" stuff? I love how the Pats and Colts play games with their injury report whenever they play each other. I bet Coach Belichick does something similar this week to tweak the Colts back.

Posted by Will October 29, 08 06:50 PM

Will, there's an answer if you're truly interested in knowing. Hopefully you know that everyone playing in the NFL right now is playing with an injury. Some players miss practice because of fatigue and the coach wants them fresh for Sunday or other reasons. It's normal stuff that happens every year and there will be more later on in the season for every team including the Patriots. It's not gamesmanship, just standard coaching.

Posted by Lance October 29, 08 07:19 PM

Stay away Bob, stay away!!!

Posted by GoBam! October 30, 08 09:45 AM

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