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Found January 14, 2008 on FrontRowSportsReport.com:
NFL: Tomlinson says injury nothing serious, but expects to play Sunday
TEAMS: San Diego Chargers,  New England Patriots
PLAYERS: LaDainian Tomlinson
San Diego Chargers all-pro running back LaDainian Tomlinson said today at a news conference that an MRI taken of his knee showed he had hyperextended it and that it is "nothing serious".
Original Story: http://frontrowsportsreport.com/2008/...

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  • orions
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    orions said January 14, 2008

    good news...want SD to be healthy as possible Sunday

    • shaugh replied January 14, 2008

      the chargers needs all the help they can get.
  • PhuckPhilly
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    PhuckPhilly said January 14, 2008

    What's the deal on N.E. injury situation? Everybody raring to go?
    • kieranhawe
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      kieranhawe replied January 14, 2008

      Just about...no major injuries that I heard of so that means they will be coming full strength at the Chargers.
      • PhuckPhilly
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        PhuckPhilly replied January 15, 2008

        We'll loan ya T.O....with him AND Randy up there, that team will be a basket case by Sunday.
        • kieranhawe
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          kieranhawe replied January 15, 2008

          LOL. Sorry about your Cowboys. You guys need some O-line help!
  • PhuckPhilly
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    PhuckPhilly said January 15, 2008

    Well, we didn't need a lot of O-Line help until yesterday. They have played pretty good this year. Not sure where there heads were yesterday. Too many yellow flags.
  • PatsFan25

    PatsFan25 said January 15, 2008

    Lt will get a max 75 yards in the New England game
    • PhuckPhilly
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      PhuckPhilly replied January 15, 2008

      Hell, that's probably a conservative estimate.
    • kieranhawe
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      kieranhawe replied January 15, 2008

      But how many touchdowns?
      • PhuckPhilly
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        PhuckPhilly replied January 15, 2008

        Well, if the Chargers can get within a yard of the goal line, he may get one.
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