Jets vs. PatriotsS inactives and active
The New York Jets host the New England Patriots tonights at MetLife Stadium. It will be the second time the two play each other this season with the Patriots taking the first game at Gillet Stadium 30-21. It was the last time the Jets have lost this year.
According to the word of
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan that S Brodney Pool will be inactive for the game .and other injured players are ready for tonight games.LB Dane Fletcher, LB Brandon Spikes, QB Ryan Mallett, WR Taylor Price, OL Donald Thomas, RB Shane Vereen and S Patrick Chung will be out for the Patriots.
Pool sprained his MCL on the second play against the
Buffalo Bills last week but made it through the game. He spent a majority of practice this week working alongside the training staff.
After injuring his hamstring against the Patriots in Week 5, DB Isaiah Trufant will be active for the first time .
WR Plaxico Burress missed all practices last week, RB Joe McKnight (toe) who also missed some practice last week will be active for the game.
New England Patriots inactives: QB Ryan Mallett, WR Taylor Price, S Patrick Chung, RB Shane Vereen, LB Dane Fletcher, LB Brandon Spikes, OL Donald Thomas.
Jason Hanson listed as probable
Detroit Lions kicker Jason Hanson expressed regret for a bye-week accident that required him to get stitches in his left knee , will be available for Sunday's game against the
Chicago Bears. Hanson is listed as probable and the Lions haven't signed a possible replacement.
Hanson wouldn’t say exactly how he got the “decent little cut” on his knee, but he said characterizations that he was hurt in an ATV accident “conveys something that it’s not.”
After sitting out practice Wednesday, the right-footed Hanson tested his plant leg today, kicking a number of short-range field goals at less than full speed.
He said his knee felt “decent” and “tonight and tomorrow, we’ll be able to tell if I can be up for this week.”
Detroit Lions punter Ryan Donahue was limited in practice after suffering a right quadriceps strain Wednesday while attempting to fill in for Hanson and kick field goals. On Thursday, Donahue was listed as limited in practice. He said he did not punt, but he did hold on Hanson's kicks in the portion of practice open to reporters.
Defensive tackle Sammie Hill and safety Louis Delmas, who was added to the injury report this week with because of a foot injury, are questionable. Former
Chicago Bears safety Chris Harris could replace Delmas in the lineup Sunday if needed.
Donahue's MRI showed no major concerns and he said he would try to punt today. The Lions worked out Matt Dodge, Robert Malone and Glenn Pakulak (Lapeer East) in case Donahue can't play Sunday.
06-13-2011, 10:31 PM
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