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Hobbs back at practice

Email|Link|Comments (6) Posted by Christopher L. Gasper, Globe Staff October 30, 2008 01:09 PM

FOXBOROUGH -- After sitting out yesterday, Patriots cornerback Ellis Hobbs, who suffered a shoulder injury against the Rams last Sunday, was present at practice today and was seen participating in positional drills.

The Patriots are holding their afternoon practice inside the Dana-Farber Field House for the second straight day as they prepare for Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Players not spotted at practice were:

RB Sammy Morris (knee)
CB Lewis Sanders (hamstring)
LB Shawn Crable (shin)

All three players did not participate in Wednesday's practice either

More good news for the Patriots was that running back LaMont Jordan was present for the start of practice for the second straight day.

Players were in shells (light shoulder pads) and sweatpants for practice. Media members were present for stretching and the start of positional drills.

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6 comments so far...

Great! now we can watch him get beat all night by Wayne and Gonzalez.

Posted by ricomandog October 30, 08 02:29 PM

dude hobbs has owned reggie wayne in the past two games...and im not being sarcastic hobbs plays his best ball when he matchups against reggie wayne meanwhile we watch deltha o'neal get beaten up by starvin marvin deltha o'neal is confused on his position. he thinks he is supose to tackle the reciever after they catch the ball.

Posted by Peter October 30, 08 03:35 PM

You gotta give it to Hobbs, he is as tough as they come. Always plays through injuries. I expect him out the Sunday night.

Posted by Ogie Oglethorpe October 30, 08 03:54 PM

Hobbs is the new Rosie Colvin. Never met a camera he didn't like. He gets beaten more than a junkyard dog. I'd rather take my chances with the rookies.

Posted by Jim L. October 30, 08 04:11 PM

Jim L.
LOL "He gets beaten more than a junkyard dog." I love it, I wish I wrote that!

Posted by ricomandog October 30, 08 04:40 PM

It does not matter gentleman, our secondary cannot stop Peyton and Company. All we can hope for is that Mr. Sanders does not play his usual self and we can establish the run. Then Matt Cassell should have a decent game. This kid is coming around...

Posted by Mike H. October 30, 08 09:10 PM

DO NOT HIT THE SUBMIT BUTTON MORE THAN ONCE!

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