Found October 04, 2009 on
The Daily Dolphin:
ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports quarterback Chad Pennington received some good news following surgery Friday on his injured right shoulder.
Quoting sources, Mort reports Pennington did not sustain rotator cuff damage for the third time and could resume light throwing in 8 to 12 weeks.
Pennington injured his shoulder early in the second ...
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Via Pro Football Talk
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October 04, 2009
As shoulder surgeries go, the one Chad Pennington underwent Friday was a winner.No rotator cuff damage was found in Pennington's shoulder when Dr. James Andrews repaired a torn labrum and "minimal damage to the joint capsule" which was caused by...
Via ESPN
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October 04, 2009
Even though Chad Pennington's season is over for the Miami Dolphins, surgery revealed that his shoulder repair Friday was encouraging enough that he could resume his career in 2010 if he has the desire, according to scources.
Via Buffalonews.com
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October 04, 2009
Chad Pennington's shoulder surgery was less extensive than feared, and the Miami Dolphins quarterback should be able to play next season if he so chooses, a person familiar with the results of the operation told The Associated Press on Sunday.
Via Fantasy Football Fools
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October 02, 2009
Chadam of contributing writer to Fantasy Football Fools fame has this theory about Chad Pennington that he asked me to share. He says they broke Pennington’s shoulder on purpose so that he can have surgery and come back next season Rookie of the Year style with a cannon that can throw 70-yard bombs.
Maybe he’s wrong, [...]
Via Seattle Times
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October 04, 2009
Chad Pennington's shoulder surgery was less extensive than feared, and the Miami Dolphins quarterback should be able to play next season if he so chooses, a person familiar with the results of the operation told The Associated Press on Sunday.
Via Denver Post
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October 05, 2009
Chad Pennington's shoulder surgery was less extensive than feared, and the Miami Dolphins quarterback should be able to play next season if he so chooses, a person familiar with the results of the operation told The Associated Press on Sunday.
Via GridironFans.com
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October 04, 2009
Even though Chad Pennington's season is over for the Miami Dolphins, surgery revealed that his shoulder repair Friday was encouraging enough that he...
Via NFL.com
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October 04, 2009
A person familiar with Chad Pennington's shoulder surgery says the damage was less extensive than first feared and didn't include his rotator cuff, and the Miami Dolphins' quarterback should be able to play next season if he so chooses.
Via Bleacher Report
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October 04, 2009
OBSERVATIONS Chad Pennington: Chad Pennington is one of the classiest players in the NFL and I hated to hear that he has yet another shoulder injury...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Sun Sentinel
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October 04, 2009
Yes, the ball looks different coming out of Chad Henne's hand. Even on the move, he throws with more velocity than Chad Pennington does while standing steady in the pocket.
Via Bills Herd
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October 02, 2009
This Sunday Buffalo takes on the dreaded and feared “Wildcat” offense…oh no. Although Buffalo has been hit or miss with their run defense, it is safe to assume that going into this game Buffalo should already know the Dolphins will run the ball. With Starting Qb Chad Pennington out, the Dolphins will start backup Chad [...]
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