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NFL News - Monday, October 22, 2007
... Week 7 Results, Colts and more ...
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WEEK 7 Results
Arizona 19 Washington 21
Atlanta 16 New Orleans 22
Baltimore 14 Buffalo 19
Minnesota 14 Dallas 24
New England 49 Miami 28
San Francisco 15 N.Y. Giants 33
Tampa Bay 16 Detroit 23
Tennessee 38 Houston 36
Kansas City 12 Oakland 10
N.Y. Jets 31 Cincinnati 38
Chicago 19 Philadelphia 16
St. Louis 6 Seattle 33
Pittsburgh 28 Denver 31
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Colts' Harrison still questionable for Monday's game
Wide receiver Marvin Harrison, still nursing a bruised left
knee, remains questionable for the Indianapolis Colts' Monday
night game with Jacksonsville. Colts coach Tony Dungy said
before Saturday's practice that Harrison's availability could
be a game-time decision in the AFC South clash between the
Colts (5-0) and Jaguars (4-1). Dungy said Saturday's practice
would be "a good indicator" of whether the eight-time Pro Bowl
selection will play in Monday's nationally televised game.
"We'll see how much he can do," Dungy said. The 12-year NFL
veteran has been nursing a bruised left knee since he was
initially injured in the first quarter of the Colts' Sept. 30
win over Denver at the RCA Dome. Harrison has seen relatively
light work the past two weeks. In addition to Harrison, who's
listed as questionable for Monday, middle linebacker Gary
Brackett may also be a game-time decision. Brackett suffered
an abdominal (lower back) strain near the end of Thursday's
practice. He was held out of Friday's workout as a precaution,
but was able to get some work in on Saturday. "We kept him out
(Friday), just precautionary. But he's feeling like he's going
to play. And he probably should," Dungy said. Brackett, who's
listed as questionable, isn't concerned about the injury and
is confident that he will be in the starting lineup Monday night.
Former Packer WR, Super Bowl I hero Max McGee dies
Max McGee, the unexpected hero of the first Super Bowl and a
long-time challenge for Hall of Fame coach Vince Lombardi,
died Saturday after falling from the roof of his home, police
confirmed. He was 75. Police were called to the former Green Bay
receiver's Deephaven home around 5:20 p.m., Sgt. Chris Whiteside
said. Efforts to resuscitate McGee were unsuccessful. McGee was
blowing leaves off the roof when he fell, according to news
reports. A phone message left at a number listed for an M.
McGee wasn't immediately returned. "I just lost my best friend,"
former teammate Paul Hornung told the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
"(His wife) Denise was away from the house. She'd warned him
not to get up there. He shouldn't have been up there. He knew
better than that." Inserted into Packers' lineup when Boyd Dowler
was sidelined by a shoulder injury, McGee went on to catch the
first touchdown pass in Super Bowl history in Green Bay's 35-10
victory over Kansas City in January 1967. Still hung over from
a night on the town, McGee caught seven passes for 138 yards
and two TDs. "Now he'll be the answer to one of the great
trivia questions: Who scored the first touchdown in Super
Bowl history?" Hornung said. "Vince knew he could count on
him. ... He was a great athlete. He could do anything with
his hands."
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Broncos' Javon Walker may miss six weeks
Denver Broncos wide receiver Javon Walker could miss six weeks
after undergoing surgery on his right knee, although coach
Mike Shanahan said Friday he's hopeful it will be less. "I
heard the doctor estimate it at six weeks. We'll get a better
feel on it next week or so," Shanahan said. Walker, who missed
the Broncos' last two games because of excessive swelling and
pain, tore his ACL during the 2005 season-opener with the
Green Bay Packers. He had two surgeries to repair the knee
that season and needed a follow-up operation around the time
he joined the Broncos in a draft-day trade in 2006. The
Broncos could certainly use his big-play ability. They are
2-1 when he plays and 0-2 without him. Walker had 17 catches
for 220 yards in the team's first two games before being held
to just two catches and 10 yards against Jacksonville in Week 3.
The Broncos also might be without shutdown cornerback Champ
Bailey when they host Pittsburgh on Sunday night. Bailey
returned to limited practice Friday after missing the
rest of the week because of a right quadriceps strain.
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