Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips is recovering well from surgery on his kidney and gallblader. Wade Phillips continues to improve from his surgery. His condition has been upgraded to good. Again, the family requests privacy and no further information will be released at this time,” the Texans said in a statement. Phillips is expected to…
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December 14, 2011
Injury sense ... tingling!
They’re winning games with a third string quarterback and have overcome at least 14 key injuries every week to advance to the playoffs for the first time in history, but as good as it gets, it gets just as bad. On top of everything else now, Houston Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips, the guy who turned the team around and taught them to work...
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December 14, 2011
News came down today that Wade Phillips will miss at least the Carolina game, and most likely the trip to Indianapolis next Thursday due to a “scheduled medical procedure.” It turns out it has something to do with one of his kidneys, and he’s also set to have his gall bladder removed. Will it make a big difference? Sure it will, but the gameplan on Carolina is already installed...
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December 15, 2011
Houston Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips had surgery on his kidney and gallbladder today per John McClain of the Houston Chronicle. The Texans released a statement on Phillips this afternoon.It said: Wade Phillips has completed the surgery on his kidney and gallbladder. He is in stable condition. In order to respect his privacy, the family has requested there be no further...
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December 17, 2011
Two days ago, Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips underwent surgery on his kidney and gallbladder. The team has released another statement regarding Phillips, who was upgraded to good condition on Friday. “The medical staff is very pleased with Wade Phillips continued improvement,” the Texans said. “He has been out of bed and will be up…
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December 14, 2011
Wade Phillips, who has turned the Houston defense into the N.F.L.’s best, will have surgery this week to resolve a kidney problem and will be away from the team for a week to 10 days.
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December 16, 2011
While the newly crowned AFC South champion Houston Texans clinched their first playoff berth last weekend, coach Gary Kubiak's focus remains on what lies ahead.
Houston's immediate future, though, remains a little unsettled with news of defensive coordinator Wade Phillips' temporary medical leave of absence.
Hoping to persevere through Phillips' leave, the Texans...
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December 17, 2011
The Houston Texans released a statement Saturday updating the condition of defensive coordinator Wade Phillips, who is improving after surgery on his kidney and gall bladder. "The medical staff is very pleased with Wade Phillips continued improvement," the statement read. "He has been out of bed and will be up walking today. He is appreciative to all that have inquired...
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December 16, 2011
Houston Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips continues to improve from his Thursday surgery on his kidney and gall bladder, the team announced Friday.
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December 15, 2011
The Houston Texans said Thursday that defensive coordinator Wade Phillips is in stable condition after undergoing surgery on his kidney and gall bladder.
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December 14, 2011
Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips is taking a medical leave of absence to have surgery, but he says he’s going to be fine. “I feel good. I don’t have any physical problems right now. If I get this done . . . then I’ll be fine,” Phillips said today, via the Texans’ Twitter. “It’s an…
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December 16, 2011
Houston Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips had surgery on his kidney and gallbladder Thursday. The Texans today said Phillips continues to improve from his surgery. His condition has been upgraded to good according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Source: The Redzone Attached Thumbnails
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December 15, 2011
It was reported Wednesday that former Cowboys head coach and current Texans’ defensive coordinator Wade Phillips, who has turned the Houston defense into the best in the league this season, will take a 10-day medical leave of absence from the team as he undergoes surgery to resolve a kidney condition.
Jason Garrett, the man who served as Phillips’ offensive coordinator and assistant...
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December 14, 2011
Jason Garrett said he would have no problem with Cowboys assistant coach Wes Phillips leaving the team to be at his father’s side.
Texans defensive coordinator and former Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips said Wednesday he will have surgery this week to address a kidney condition.
Wade Phillips, 64, declined to specify the condition, but he said it is not life-threatening, not cancer...
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December 14, 2011
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December 14, 2011
While the newly crowned AFC South champion Houston Texans clinched their first playoff berth last weekend, coach Gary Kubiak's focus remains on what lies ahead.
Houston's immediate future, though, remains a little unsettled with news of defensive coordinator Wade Phillips' temporary medical leave of absence.
Hoping to persevere through Phillips' leave, the Texans...
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