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Well I'm slowly learning my Wes Welker lesson. Just don't play the guy unless it's for sure. I boarded a flight back to New York around 11:30 this morning and was desperately checking my lineups on my iPhone when something in me decided to start Wes Welker in two of my leagues. I'd like to blame my momentary confusion that the Pats might actually be upfront about their injuries on the increasingly disgusting situation that was evolving 2 seats over from me: there was a woman hacking up what could only be all of the phlegm in her chest - and possibly one lung - with such vigor and grodiness that rows of people around us were staring at her trying to figure out what animal might be dying in our row. It was hideous. I was sitting there trying to concentrate on whether I should be playing Wes Welker or Justin Gage, but all I could think about was what kind of evil combination of swine flu and SARS this woman must have in order to force this violent throat clearing...and subsequent spitt...
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Sunday may find the New England Patriots without two of their top wide receivers as Randy Moss (back) and Wes Welker (knee) were listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Falcons on Friday.
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The Patriots will be without slot receiver Wes Welker today in a big game at Gillette Stadium against the Falcons. Indications earlier in the week were that Welker would be able to overcome his knee injury and go today but...
Via J. Mike's Missives
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September 27, 2009
No Wes Welker for the Patriots.
No Jerious Norwood for the Falcons.
Not exactly a 1:1 exchange, but it’s close.
Welker, who has 12 catches for 93 yards in one game this season, is Tom Brady’s favorite target in blitz situations. He’s also pretty good in the regular offense — team-leading 11 catches for 1,165 yards last season.
Norwood [...]
Via Projo Pats Blog
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September 27, 2009
The New England Patriots bounced back from last week's loss to the Jets, beating the high-powered Atlanta Falcons 26-10 without Wes Welker. Fred Taylor was the offensive standout of the game, as he topped 100 yards on 21 carries, including...
Via The Rap Sheet
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September 27, 2009
Well, it’s wet. And rainy. And there is no sign of Patriots receiver Randy Moss and Wes Welker.
The often dynamic duo are nowhere to be found, though you figure they’re working out somewhere trying to test it all out and see if they’re going to play.
On the field, Sammy Morris, Julian Edelman, Kevin Faulk, [...]
Via Pro Football Talk
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September 27, 2009
With receiver Wes Welker having a bad knee and Randy Moss experiencing unexpected back problems, the New England Patriots have brought in five wideouts for a look-see.But their names are less likely to cause eyebrows to raise, and more likely...
Via Buffalonews.com
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September 27, 2009
Wes Welker is missing his second straight game for the New England Patriots, but Randy Moss is expected to play.
Via NE Patriots Draft
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September 27, 2009
The following players will not be active against the Atlanta Falcons. Jonathan Wilhite and Jerod Mayo will be missed on the defensive side of the ball, while Randy Moss playing eases the sting of the second straight week without Welker. Saddle up Julian!WR Wes WelkerCB Jonathan WilhiteCB Darius ButlerRB BenJarvus Green-EllisOL Rich OhrnbergerOL Kendall SimmonsLB Prescott...
Via The Scores Report
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September 26, 2009
- DEADSPIN has what may be the final chapter to their feud with Sean Salisbury. Or his feud with Deadspin. Whatever.
- BLEACHER REPORT wonders who’s more important to the Pats’ offense — Wes Welker or Randy Moss?
- SHUTDOWN CORNER asks if this will be the week that the Detroit Lions finally get a win.
- NY [...]
Via GridironFans.com
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September 25, 2009
Injuries to Patriot wide receivers Randy Moss and Wes Welker could leave the Pats punchless Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons. Welker and Moss were...
Via GridironFans.com
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September 27, 2009
The Falcons are catching the Patriots at the right time. They are minus talented MLB Jerod Mayo and WR Wes Welker probably won't play. There were...
Via Seattle Times
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September 25, 2009
Randy Moss and Wes Welker have formed a potent 1-2 punch for the New England Patriots the past two seasons. But injuries to both could leave the Pats punchless Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons.
Via GridironFans.com
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September 27, 2009
With Wes Welker (knee) and Randy Moss (back) listed as questionable on the injury report, the Patriots have worked out five receivers, including...
Via Dr. U Fantasy Football Guru
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September 26, 2009
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RB Cedric Benson, Cincinnati Bengals (ankle)-Benson should be able to play in Week 3.
WR Wes Welker, New England Patriots (knee)-Welker is questionable to play in Week 3.
WR Randy Moss, New England Patriots (back)-Moss should be able to play in Week 3.
RB Jamal Lewis, Cleveland Browns (hamstring)-Lewis is not expected to play in Week 3.
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