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Sunday, December 28, 2008

Warriors in the Pros: NFL Week 17, Colt to Have Surgery

Chris Steuber of Scout.com reports that Colt Brennan will need surgery to repair a slightly torn meniscus in his left knee.
Washington Redskins rookie quarterback Colt Brennan suffered a slight tear to the meniscus in his left knee and will undergo surgery. A sixth round pick in the 2008 draft, Brennan first experienced discomfort in his knee about two months ago in practice, and an MRI revealed the extent of the injury.

“It isn’t really painful, it’s just a nagging pain,” Brennan said. “I’ve been practicing with it and was moving around fine, but after speaking with doctors, they said it would be a quick fix; it’s just a slight tear.”

The expected recovery time for Brennan is three weeks.
Davone Bess had six catches for 39 yards, and returned two punts for an average of 12 yards as the Dolphins made the playoffs by beating the Jets. The Herald Dispatch has a photo gallery from the game, which includes shots of Bess and Samson Satele.

Isaac Sopoaga had 3 solo and 1 assisted tackle as the 49ers beat the Redskins. Earlier this week, he spoke about the end of this season and looking ahead to the next:
“It’s fun and a great feeling to have the last practice, but it also sucks that it’s over,” said Sopoaga. “I’m looking forward to next year and having a longer season. I know I can’t wait to get back on the practice field and work for that.”
Ikaika Alama-Francis had one solo tackle as the Lions finished their season 0-16.

Jason Elam kicked a 39-yard field goal while Pisa Tinoisamoa had three solo tackles in the Falcons' victory over the Rams.

Elam, and his budding career as a novelist, are featured in this Atlanta Journal-Constitution profile.

Travis LaBoy was inactive for the Cardinals.

And Dave Reardon reports that Solomon Elimimian has signed with an agency.
UH linebacker Solomon Elimimian has signed with agent Wynn Silberman of the Morgan Advisory Group. He joins snapper Jake Ingram, who signed with Silberman last Thursday. … Silberman said it won’t be a problem if Elimimian doesn’t play in an all-star game because of his body of work over four years at UH.

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