September 2008 4for4 Player News Articles

Washington Post: Redskins Malcolm Kelly made it through an entire
practice, though his ankle was heavily taped. "I was excited about
that and he was excited about that," Zorn said of the oft-injured
rookie.

4for4 reports: Redskins WR Malcolm Kelly was a full participant in
practice for the first time in 3 weeks. Right now its looking
like he should play Sunday at Philly.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Browns GM Phil Savage pledged his
unswerving support Monday for embattled quarterback Derek Anderson
and coach Romeo Crennel. "Derek deserves the right to build off
what was done last year," Savage said in his bye-week news
conference. "We feel like we have enough good players, enough
people around [Anderson] and that he's a good enough talent with
his ability that we're going to pull out of this and have our best
football out in front of us here with him as the quarterback." He
said the Browns have two good quarterbacks with a future in the
NFL and that it's a delicate balance to handle.

Contra Costa Times: Raiders RB Justin Fargas (groin) sat out
practice Wednesday.

Tacoma News: Seahawks RB Maurice Morris looked good both running
the ball and catching it out of the backfield in his first day
back after suffering a sprained knee injury against Buffalo a
month ago.

Denver Post: Former Broncos RB Travis Henry was arrested Tuesday
along with an accomplice following a 6 kilogram cocaine sting in
Centennial, according to federal authorities. Charges were filed
against Henry and James Mack this morning in U.S. District Court
in Denver, according to a news release by Jeffrey Sweetin, special
agent in charge of the Rocky Mountain Division of the Drug
Enforcement Administration. The drug sales involved cocaine worth
about $100,000, according to an arrest-warrant affidavit that
referred to Henry as the "money guy" in an ongoing multi-state
drug conspiracy.

Philadelphiaeagles.com: Eagles HC Reid also said that quarterback
Donovan Mcnabb remained sore with the chest contusion he sustained
against the Steelers. McNabb was limited in Wednesday's workout.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Browns Injury updates: Savage said
offensive lineman Ryan Tucker (hip) is closer to returning to the
field than receiver Joe Jurevicius (knee), who is eligible to
start practicing in mid-October if the Browns choose to open his
practice window under the terms of the physically unable-to-
perform list. Savage said Jurevicius is doing some running and
some jogging, but no football-related activities. . . . Tucker
might replace Kevin Shaffer in the Giants game. Shaffer has a
broken hand and suffered a concussion in Cincinnati. . . . Savage
said it's up in the air whether or not safety Sean Jones (knee)
will be ready for the Giants game. He said it's been 41/2 weeks,
and the original prognosis was that it would be six.