Boston Globe: RB Sammy Morris expressed frustration yesterday that
he is sidelined after gaining a career-high 138 yards against the
Broncos Oct. 20, but he indicated his knee injury will not
threaten the rest of his season. Morris also cleared up what
knocked him out of that game, indicating that the injury occurred
at the end of his final carry - a 29-yard jaunt over the left side
in the second quarter, when he was tackled by Broncos safety
Calvin Lowry. "Initially, I was pretty upset," Morris said
yesterday after speaking to a group of students about nutrition at
Plymouth South Elementary School. "Thankfully, I have my family,
friends, and teammates that are helping me shift focus from the
negative and look at the positive of coming back." Morris declined
to detail his injury or place a timetable on his return, instead
using the words often spoken by HC Belichick regarding injured
players.
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