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Seahawks LB David Hawthorne, WR Ben Obomanu Sidelined With Knee Injuries

Found December 28, 2011 on GridironFans.com: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: David Hawthorne,  Ben Obomanu,  Kennard Cox,  Clinton McDonald,  Malcolm Smith,  Tarvaris Jackson
TEAMS: Seattle Seahawks
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Seahawks linebacker David Hawthorne and receiver Ben Obomanu did not practice today because of knee issues, as the team practiced inside in jerseys, sweats and no helmets. Cornerback Kennard Cox (hamstring), defensive tackle Clinton McDonald (concussion) and linebacker Malcolm Smith (concussion) returned to practice this week after missing last weeks’ game at San Francisco. Tarvaris Jackson (pectoral) is listed as a full participant on the injury report.

Source: The News Tribune
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