Browns-Steelers Injury Report
Kenyon Coleman is designated as “Out” for Thursday night’s game against the Steelers. Hadnot, Vickers, Wimbley, and Wright are “questionable”. For the Steelers, Polamalu is “out” and Ward is questionable.
Here’s the full report:
Browns-Steelers injury report 12.7-9.09
Via Orange And Brown Blogs
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December 09, 2009
Discuss
Cleveland Browns' Kenyon Coleman still idle with knee injury
Defensive end Kenyon Coleman sat out Monday's walk-through and 10 others were limited.
Via Cleveland.com
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December 07, 2009
Report: Cowboys sign DE Kenyon Coleman
The Cowboys have filled their final hole on the defensive line.
Kenyon Coleman has agreed to a deal with the Cowboys, reports Clarence Hill, Jr. of The Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
The deal is reported to be for two years.
Coleman was a 5th round selection by Oakland in 2002. He was traded to the Dallas after his rookie season and amassed 6.5 sacks over four seasons on the Cowboys...
Via Fox Sports Southwest
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July 30, 2011
'Inspired' Cowboys DE Kenyon Coleman has big day
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Via Sportsday
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November 24, 2011
Cleveland Browns to be shorthanded again on defense
Defensive end Kenyon Coleman is ruled out for the Pittsburgh game because of a knee injury. The Browns have 13 others on their injury report.
Via Cleveland.com
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December 09, 2009
Coleman, Hadnot Out
DL Kenyon Coleman, OL Rex Hadnot, LB Marcus Benard, T Greg Estendia, WR Jake Allen, DB Ramzee Robinson, DB Gerard Lawson and Brett Ratliff is the third QB.
Via Orange And Brown Blogs
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December 06, 2009
Dallas Cowboys Should Switch to 4-3 Defense
The Dallas Cowboys may just have to make a change. This team hasn’t been able to get the job done on defense for the past two seasons and why should anyone believe Cowboys owner Jerry Jones will actually bring in quality help this time? He might bring in some “new faces” like he always says, but the Cowboys just need to face the facts and switch to a 4-3 defense. When you think...
Via Rant Sports
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19 days ago
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19 days ago
Coleman. St. Clair Not Practicing
Here’s Thursday’s injury report, which has John St. Clair (Ankle) and Kenyon Coleman (Illness, Knee, Elbow) not practicing today. Seven additional Browns, including Corey Williams, were “limited” in practice.
Via Orange And Brown Blogs
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December 24, 2009
Browns-Steelers: Injury Report
The Browns-Steelers injury report is attached below.
A ton of folks were “limited” for the Browns, but only Kenyon Coleman didn’t participate in practice. For the Steelers: Ward, Polamalu, W. Gay, Mendenhall, and Charlie Batch didn’t practice.
Right-click and save to download:
Browns-Steelers injury report 12.7-9.09
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December 07, 2009
St. Clair Doubtful, but Coleman may play
John St. Clair (ankle) has been listed as doubtful on the team’s final injury report heading into the Raiders game, but the good news is that Kenyon Coleman may be back to help out on the defensive line.
WRs Heyward-Bey and Nick Miller are listed as “out” for the Raiders.
Here’s the full injury report:
Via Orange And Brown Blogs
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December 26, 2009
P.M. Cleveland Browns links: Kenyon Coleman comes through; Eric Mangini's decision; Peyton Hillis, and more
Defensive end Coleman shook off an injury to make big plays in the Browns' 23-20 win over the Bengals.
Via Cleveland.com
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October 04, 2010
Newly-signed defensive end Kenyon Coleman spotted at Cowboys practice
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Via Sportsday
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July 31, 2011
Browns-Chargers Injury Report, 12/4
Bad news: Kenyon Coleman is out. Good news: Kam Wimbley moved to “Questionable” (50-50).
Browns-Chargers injury report 12.2-4.09
Via Orange And Brown Blogs
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December 04, 2009
Cowboys Unlikely To Retain LB's Anthony Spencer, Kenyon Coleman
Cowboys observers expect the strong side of the defense to look different next season. That means the team is likely to replace DRE Kenyon Coleman and allow LOLB Anthony Spencer to test the free-agent market. Coleman was a placeholder, nothing more. Although he's a strong run defender, Spencer simply hasn't developed as a pass rusher the way the team had hoped. He could return, but...
Via GridironFans.com
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29 days ago
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29 days ago
Cowboys Bringing Back Familiar Face
Former Cowboys Kenyon Coleman is set to make his return
While the Cowboys have been fairly silent in free agency, only signing their own free agents, it appears they have ventured out, at least a little. The Cowboys are closing in on former Cowboy, DE Kenyon Coleman. It is rumoured that they have offered Coleman a two-year deal and that he is expected to officially sign later today...
Via Cowboys Gab
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July 30, 2011
Cowboys Agree To Terms With DE Kenyon Coleman
When you bring in a new coach or coordinator and install a new system, it sometimes helps to bring with him players who've been playing for him and/or in his system. Such is the case with defensive end Kenyon Coleman, who played the past two seasons in Cleveland under defensive coordinator Rob Ryan. Ryan is now the defensive coordinator of the Cowboys, and early this morning...
Via GridironFans.com
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July 30, 2011
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July 30, 2011
Browns cut six veterans, $17M+ in 2011 salary
The Browns cut six veterans yesterday, Shaun Rogers (31), Kenyon Coleman (31), David Bowens (33), Robert Royal (31), Eric Barton (33) and John St. Clair (33). With the dismissal of Barton, Bowens, and Coleman, none of Eric Mangini’s ex-Jets remain on the roster (Abe Elam is a free agent).
We’re especially sad to see all-around great guy Bowens go, but these cuts aren...
Via Cleveland Frowns
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February 10, 2011
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February 10, 2011
Browns-Steelers Injury Report, 10/14
Kenyon Coleman and Steve Heiden were the only injury-related DNPs on Wednesday. Shaun Rogers was absent for personal reasons. The whole report is attached.
CLE-PIT_Injury Report_10.14.09.pdf
Via Orange And Brown Blogs
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October 14, 2009
Browns' Coleman out with knee injury
CLEVELAND -- Browns defensive end Kenyon Coleman will miss Thursday night's game against Pittsburgh with a knee injury.
Via SportingNews.com
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December 09, 2009
Cowboys fill out defensive line by signing Kenyon Coleman
The Cowboys haven’t exactly made the free agent splash that many fans were wanting. They obviously made a stab at Nnamdi,and they have been tied to a variety of other names that still remain on the market. But nothing too significant as of yet. However, they did quietly address their defensive end needs today by bringing back Marcus Spears and adding Kenyon Coleman. Coleman...
Via The Landry Hat
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July 30, 2011
Jerry Jones says practice schedule, lockout part of Cowboys injuries
DE Kenyon Coleman to return to Cowboys
Cowboys add a running back out of necessity
Via star-telgram.com
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July 30, 2011
Patriots’ Explosive Offense is Nothing New for Cowboys’ Defensive Coordinator, Rob Ryan
The New England Patriots have scored 30 or more points in 13 consecutive, regular season games, dating back to last November.
In fact, the last team to hold Tom Brady and Company to fewer than 30 points is the Cleveland Browns.
So, what does that have to do with the Dallas Cowboys?
Dallas’ new defensive coordinator, Rob Ryan, was the DC of the Browns at the time. Behind...
Via Landry Lane
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October 13, 2011
Ryan likes ‘tough’ Coleman
Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan called recent free agent signee Kenyon Coleman a “tough, proven” guy.
The Cowboys signed the veteran end to add depth to their defensive line.
The signing reunites Coleman with Ryan. Coleman started 27 of 29 games for Ryan in Cleveland from 2008-09, registering four sacks.
“He’s about as solid as there is an end in the 3-4 scheme,...
Via Dallas Cowboys And The NFL
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July 31, 2011
Coleman, St. Clair Out
Inactive for the Browns against the Jaguars: DB Coye Francies, DB Gerard Lawson, LB Titus Brown, DL Titus Adams, OL John St. Clair, WR Brian Robiskie, TE Greg Estandia and DL Kenyon Coleman. OL Rex Hadnot starts at RG for OL Floyd Womack, who is starting at RT for St. Clair. DL Corey Williams starts [...]
Via Orange And Brown Blogs
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January 03, 2010
DL Coleman Moves to First-Team; Olshansky Moves Down
DL Kenyon Coleman has moved from the second-team defense to the first team, meaning DL Igor Olshansky has been moved to the second team. Defensive line coach Brian Baker said the move was made to give Olshansky some work on the left defensive end. Baker plans to move all of the defensive lineman around, except for DL Joshua Brent, who plays nose tackle.
Via Cowboys Gab
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August 16, 2011
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