Lofa Tatupu not necessarily out for the rest of the season

By Danny O'Neil RENTON -- Middle linebacker Lofa Tatupu's season may not be over after all.Coach Jim Mora said Monday that further tests showed the muscle and tendons of Tatupu's injured pectoral muscle may be detached from the bone."After further review and further imaging, we're not certain yet that Lofa is done," Mora said.If the muscle is not detached from the bone, it's an injury that can heal with rehabilitation instead of season-ending surgery.The next step is to have imaging tests done of Tatupu's right pectoral muscle for comparison to the injury on his left side."We'll know in the next couple of days, much more than I know right now," Mora said.Tatupu was injured after making a tackle of Larry Fitzgerald in the second quarter. It appeared he suffered the injury after he was struck by teammate Deon Grant.Mora did not have a timeline for how much time Tatupu will miss at a minimum even if the muscle is partially torn."...