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Still bothered by a groin injury that occurred in Week 4, punter Hunter Smith will miss his second consecutive game and Glenn Pakulak again will handle punting duties Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Redskins signed Pakulak from the practice squad and released veteran defensive end Renaldo Wynn to make room for Pakulak on the 53-man roster. Wynn was released -- and then re-signed -- to clear roster space for Pakulak before the 20-17 loss to the Carolina Panthers. The Redskins are expected to re-sign Wynn again.
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Hunter Smith may be available to punt Sunday. He stopped and discussed that with the media after eating lunch, talking in his usual easygoing fashion about knowing how far he could push his leg without risking reinjury and the like."Tomorrow after practice, I'm gonna punt some," he said, "and we'll see then, make a decision based on how that goes. We'...
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October 16, 2009
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October 16, 2009
Punter Hunter Smith will test his ailing groin after Saturday's walkthrough.
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October 17, 2009
Apparently chatting amiably with the media and bearing a passing resemblance to a character from Braveheart didn't miraculously accelerate the healing process for Hunter Smith, because the team today re-signed Glenn Pakulak from the practice squad to the active roster and again released defensive end Renaldo Wynn.It's the same move the team made last week, and Pakulak responded with...
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October 17, 2009
Still bothered by a groin injury that occurred in Week 4, punter Hunter Smith will miss his second consecutive game and Glenn Pakulak again will...
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October 18, 2009
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October 17, 2009
For the second straight week, the Washington Redskins have promoted punter Glenn Pakulak from the practice squad to the active roster because of Hunter Smith's groin injury.
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October 17, 2009
NEWS & NOTES: Hunter Smith continues to be slowed by a groin injury, so the team signed Glenn Pakulak from the practice squad and released Renaldo Wynn.
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October 17, 2009
If I was lazy, I’d just copy the story from last Saturday and paste it into today.
The Washington Redskins signed punter Glenn Pakulak to the active roster as Hunter Smith will not be able to go for the second straight week.
To make room for Pakulak, the Redskins waived Renaldo Wynn for the second time in [...]
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The Redskins signed Glenn Pakulak from the practice squad and released veteran defensive end Renaldo Wynn to make room for Pakulak on the 53-man...
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