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Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Eagles tight end Cornelius Ingram suffered a left knee contusion during practice today. It's the same knee he injured (torn ACL) prior to last season, causing him to miss his senior campaign. The team said he is expected to return to practice tomorrow.

Ingram was running a seam pattern down the middle and got tangled up with safety Rashad Baker on a throw from Adam DiMichele. The fifth round draft pick hobbled to the sideline, was checked out by the trainers and limped unassisted into the NovaCare complex, thus ending his workout for the day.

In other news, the Eagles signed defensive tackle Trevor Jenkins to a rookie free agent deal. Undrafted out of Middle Tennessee St., the 6-foot-1, 287-pound Jenkins was at the post-draft minicamp as an unsigned player.

 

Posted by Jeff McLane @ 1:34 PM  Permalink | 5 comments
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Posted 02:20 PM, 05/27/2009
apellegrino21
Hopefully this is as minor as they are reporting. I've been hearing a lot of good things so far about him.
Posted 03:19 PM, 05/27/2009
ESFjellin
Sounds minor. With it being the same knee as his torn ACL, you want to play it safe, especially with his potential. This guy could be a HUGE pickup for the Birds. Tons of sleeper potential.
Posted 03:49 PM, 05/27/2009
Panthro22
Uh oh.....and so it begins....is this the year that injuries beat this team??? AGAIN????
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