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Arizona running back [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee after he was injured in the team’s final preseason game, a fact the Cardinals had kept secret.
Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt confirmed Friday [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] had surgery but said it was not a serious procedure and there was no reason to believe the running back would be out more than on a week-to-week basis. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] told reporters that the surgery was performed to repair a torn meniscus.
The issue was raised after a reporter from CBSSports.com noticed incision marks on [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]’ knee.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] sat out the first two games of the season with what the team repeatedly had said was a bruised knee.
Broncos’ Moreno out for game against Colts: Knowshon Moreno is out again.
Broncos coach Josh McDaniels said Moreno will be out Sunday for the game against the Colts after sustaining “a little something” in practice that “he won’t be able to play through.” McDaniels didn’t elaborate but the official injury report said Moreno had injured a hamstring.
Cowboys release Anderson, activate Chandler: The Dallas Cowboys released injured fullback Deon Anderson to make room for tight end Scott Chandler from the practice squad.
Giants center O’Hara misses third practice in row: Giants Pro Bowl center Shaun O’Hara has been listed as doubtful for New York’s home game against the Tennessee Titans after missing his third straight practice with ankle problems.
Adam Koets would replace O’Hara on Sunday and make his first career start as a lineman.
Jets’ Mangold, Taylor questionable, should play: New York Jets center Nick Mangold and linebacker Jason Taylor are listed as questionable with injuries, but are expected to play at Miami on Sunday night.
Mangold practiced for the first time this week Friday on a limited basis after spraining his right shoulder in the win against New England last Sunday. He says he’d “have to be dead” to not play.
Taylor was also limited while recovering from an injured left elbow. Sunday’s game will mark the first for Taylor against his former team.
Lions’ Burleson, Follett out against Vikings: The Detroit Lions ruled out receiver Nate Burleson and linebacker Zack Follett for Sunday’s road game against the Minnesota Vikings.
The team said Burleson (ankle) and Follett (concussion) did not practice and will not play at Minneapolis.
Packers guard Colledge suffers knee injury: Packers left guard Daryn Colledge has a sprained knee, the latest injury for Green Bay’s beleaguered offensive line.
Steelers’ Essex to miss Bucs game: Steelers right guard Trai Essex did not practice for a third consecutive day and will be replaced by undrafted free agent Doug Legursky during Sunday’s game at Tampa Bay.
Saints’ Gay out for Sunday’s game against Falcons: New Orleans Saints cornerback Randall Gay will miss Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons.
Coach Sean Payton says Gay, who left the Saints’ victory at San Francisco on Monday night after taking a blow to the head, had an independent medical examination on Thursday and got another on Friday.