Found November 04, 2009 on
Real Redskins:
It may not be such a safe bet to keep Chris Cooley on your fantasy team in hopes of having him playing by December.
Cooley said today that he is “hopeful” of being able to return in four weeks but that it is far from certain.”
“I do have a one-inch break and three pins in my [...]
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Via Chris Cooley's Blog
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November 04, 2009
Special thanks to Rebecca Mejia for the video.
Via Redskins Insider
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November 04, 2009
Redskins tight end Chris Cooley will have a follow-up appointment to evaluate the broken bone in his right ankle next Monday, an appointment that could help determine exactly how much time he'll miss. Cooley, who broke the bone in the Oct. 26 loss to Philadelphia, will miss the first game of his six-year career Sunday in Atlanta. He said he will travel with the Redskins and provide...
Via Legend of Cecilio Guante
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November 05, 2009
I've always been a Chris Cooley fan. It's kinda hard not to be, particularly following the hot pants, hot wife and all-around alpha maleness and blogging madness. That's why it was particularly disheartening to hear about Cooley going down for the year with a knee injury.So, what's keeping the Pro Bowl tight end occupied during his time at home. Pottery, what else...
Via Redskins Insider
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November 02, 2009
All except for Chris Cooley, H.B. Blades and Byron Westbrook were present when the first practice after the bye week began at 1 p.m., according to tweets by Rick Maese. All three were casualties of the Monday night loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Cooley broke a bone in his lower leg and underwent surgery Wednesday; Blades and Westbrook have knee injuries.
Via Redskins 360
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November 02, 2009
Chris Cooley, H.B. Blades and Byron Westbrook aren't practicing.
Via EXTREMESKINS
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November 04, 2009
Mods, if this can/should be merged or moved, I apologize profoundly.
So to be upfront, this question would apply more generally to all pro athletes, but it applies especially to NFL players in my mind. All of us know that Chris Cooley, our beloved Captain Chaos, fractured his ankle, and many of...
Via Redskins Insider
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November 03, 2009
With Pro Bowl tight end Chris Cooley sidelined at least a few weeks after leg surgery, second-year tight end Fred Davis moves to the top of the depth chart for Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons at the Georgia Dome. Davis showed encouraging signs after becoming a bigger part of the offense when Cooley was injured during the last game -- a 27-17 loss to the Philadelphia...
Via Washington Times
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November 05, 2009
Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley hopes to play again this year but knows injuries could create a shortage of roster spots and end his season. Cooley hobbled around Redskin Park on Wednesday on crutches. A cast remains on his right ankle, which was repaired with three screws Oct. 27 after he injured it in a loss to Philadelphia the night before. "The tough decision...
Via Redskins Blog
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November 03, 2009
Last year, as the 2008 season wound down and the Redskins seemed unable to get themselves back in the win column on a consistent basis, head coach Jim Zorn was emphatic about playing his starters to the very end. Every week, reporters (and emailers, and blog commenters) would ask about getting more playing time for the then-rookies, and every week Zorn stuck to his guns.&...
Via Washington Redskins Team Page
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November 05, 2009
The Redskins don't care if Fred Davis gets excited -- as long as he
figures out how to block.
He can already catch. He had eight receptions, more than his
total in the first six games combined, after Chris Cooley went down in
the second quarter of the Eagles game.
Via Real Redskins
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November 04, 2009
My latest article on Comcast Sports Net Washington is about the extra time that Fred Davis put in at Redskins Park over the bye week and what he needs to work on since taking over the starting role for the injured Chris Cooley.
CSN Washington: A Working Vacation for Fred Davis
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Via Bleacher Report
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November 03, 2009
Normally it is tough to predict which tight end is going to step up and have a big day. With Chris Cooley and Owen Daniels, two top options, out of action due to injury, things get shaken up even more...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Washington Redskins Team Page
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November 04, 2009
With Chris Cooley out for a month and maybe much longer, Fred Davis spent some 4½ hours per day working with position coach Scott Wachenheim, preparing for his first game as a No. 1 tight end when the Washington Redskins visit the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
Via GridironFans.com
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November 05, 2009
Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley hopes to play again this year but knows injuries could create a shortage of roster spots and end his...
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