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The Green Bay Press-Gazette is reporting that Packers offensive tackle Chad Clifton suffered an ankle injury in Sunday’s win over the Lions. The injury isn’t expected to be as serious as the injury that sidelined him earlier this season, and he could practice as soon as Thursday. Clifton and the coaching staff sounded optimistic when [...]
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October 19, 2009
Chad Clifton confirmed this afternoon what coach Mike McCarthy said early -- that the veteran left tackle's latest ankle injury isn't as bad as the one that sidelined him last month."The big point is it’s not as worse as the first time," Clifton said, "and actually, today, it feels much, much better (than it did on Sunday. So, it’s good news."Clifton, who originally hurt the...
Via Green Bay Press Gazette
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October 19, 2009
Packers coach Mike McCarthy is set to speak with reporters shortly in the Lambeau Field media auditorium. We'll post the newsy stuff as it comes, so refresh for the latest.Here we go ...* WR Jordy Nelson (knee sprain) may miss a couple of weeks. LT Chad Clifton (ankle sprain) not as bad as original injury, according to trainers. DL B.J. Raji (ankle sprain) might be a little limited...
Via Green Bay Press Gazette
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October 21, 2009
Running back Ahman Green was on the field after signing his contract this morning, but he wasn't wearing his familiar No. 30. That belongs to fullback John Kuhn, so Green was given No. 34.Green didn't do much with the offense during the extended jog-through period to open practice, instead working mostly as a defender on the "look" team. It's far too early to tell what kind of shape...
Via Packer Chatters
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October 20, 2009
NFL Trade deadline today at 3:00pm CT.
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Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings security officials are urging the public to be wary of counterfeit ticket scams in advance of the teams’ Nov. 1 game at Lambeau Field.
Latest Poll: T. J. Lang: With OT Chad Clifton being [...]
Via GridironFans.com
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October 18, 2009
Green Bay Packers LT Chad Clifton, who returned Sunday after missing the last two games with a right ankle injury, left the game during the third...
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October 19, 2009
The Green Bay Packers' offensive line remains in a state of flux due to some injuries that just do not seem to be going away.
Left tackle Chad Clifton came out of Sunday's game against Detroit in the third quarter after re-aggravating the ankle injury originally sustained in Week 2 against Cincinnati. Head Coach Mike McCarthy and Clifton himself both said on Monday that the latest...
Via JSOnline.com
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October 18, 2009
The Green Bay Packers figured things would be much better on the offensive line once left tackle Chad Clifton returned from injury.
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October 19, 2009
Chad Clifton can say with pretty much confidence that he can play three or four more years in the NFL. But this Sunday? He's not sure yet, and neither are the Packers, who will enter a third week this season preparing someone else to fill in.
Via Green Bay Press Gazette
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October 21, 2009
Coach Mike McCarthy will speak with reporters shortly in the Lambeau Field auditorium. We'll post the newsy stuff here as it comes, so refresh for the latest.* First, the injury report from Packers media maven Jeff Blumb: LT Chad Clifton (ankle, DNP), FB Korey Hall (calf, out), FB Quinn Johnson (ankle, DNP), WR Jordy Nelson (knee, out), DL B.J. Raji (ankle, full), QB Aaron Rodgers...
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October 18, 2009
Third quarter scoringPACKERS – Mason Crosby 26-yard field goal. 7:43. Drive: 11 plays, 70 yards. 5:17.Packers 26, Lions 0Third quarter notes* On first and goal from the 3, Rodgers got sacked by Julian Peterson and forced a fumble that the Lions recovered. On the same play, left tackle Chad Clifton appeared to re-injure his right ankle, the same injury that kept him out the previous...
Via PackSmack
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October 19, 2009
Sure we might miss out on a Super Bowl or two. And, yes we would never really know how good we were. But in some other parallel universe, wouldn't it be great just to play the Lions every week? At Lambeau?I mean, we can give up an embarrassing amount of sacks, get more penalties than ACORN, establish NO run game, and still smoke our opponents. Isn't that a great thing?It would be...
Via Packer Fans United
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October 18, 2009
The good news is the Packers are up 14-0 over the Lions at the end of the 1st quarter. The bad news is the Packers have had a plethora (look it up) of penalties: 6, to be exact. One wiping out an opening kickoff return by Jordy Nelson. A couple in a row on Chad Clifton, who is obviously knocking off the rust.QB Aaron Rodgers is off to a good start, with 2 TD passes, one to WR James...
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October 18, 2009
The cure for what ails most teams in the NFL -- sorry, Washington -- pays a visit to Lambeau Field today. The Detroit Lions come to town as a wounded and anemic team, with the result being the Pack favored by 14 points. Yikes! Almost sounds like one of those set-up games, doesn't it? Well, kids, if the Pack loses to Detroit...nah, not gonna happen. Detroit has lost 18 straight...
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