Driver Update 8/24/07
Packers 'dodged one'
with Driver's injury
By Bob McGinn / journalsentinel.com
Wide receiver Donald Driver's foot injury doesn't appear to be serious and he is expected to play for the Green Bay Packers Sept. 9 in their regular-season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles. "That's what we think will probably happen," Packers general manager Ted Thompson said today. "Pat (team physician Patrick McKenzie) thinks we dodged one. He said everything looks good. We'll do some additional scans just to make certain." Driver, the team's best player the last two seasons, suffered a right foot sprain late in the second quarter last night in the Packers' 21-13 loss to Jacksonville at Lambeau Field. He was driven from the field on a motorized cart and was unavailable to reporters after the game and today.
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with Driver's injury
By Bob McGinn / journalsentinel.com
Wide receiver Donald Driver's foot injury doesn't appear to be serious and he is expected to play for the Green Bay Packers Sept. 9 in their regular-season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles. "That's what we think will probably happen," Packers general manager Ted Thompson said today. "Pat (team physician Patrick McKenzie) thinks we dodged one. He said everything looks good. We'll do some additional scans just to make certain." Driver, the team's best player the last two seasons, suffered a right foot sprain late in the second quarter last night in the Packers' 21-13 loss to Jacksonville at Lambeau Field. He was driven from the field on a motorized cart and was unavailable to reporters after the game and today.
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Published by PackerPundit On Friday, August 24, 2007 at 6:04 PM.
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