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Redskins receiver Josh Morgan continues to recover from surgery on his right ankle, as well as procedures on both hands. Morgan had a plate and seven screws removed from his surgically repaired right ankle in January. On Wednesday, as he took part in a charity event at Margaret Brent Regional School in New Carrollton, Morgan revealed that the same week as his ankle surgery, he also had torn ligaments in each hand repaired. “Basically, the whole year, I was playing with two torn ligaments in both hands,” he said. “So they corrected that and got all that stuff straight.” Morgan suffered an injury to one hand in the season opener, then tore ligaments in the other hand later in the season against Philadelphia. He broke his ankle in 2011 while he was with San Francisco and was never completely healed last season, despite playing in all 16 games. Source: Washington Post
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