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Chris Cooley
Chris Cooley is a tight end for the Washington Redskins. He is number 47 and is 6'3 and 265 pounds. The Washington Redskins are coached by Joe Gibbs and are in the NFC East.
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On offense, the Redskins have -- or had -- a small handful of players that other teams might be interested in, at least before this debacle of a season unfolded. They are -- or were -- as follows: Chris Samuels, Chris Cooley, Randy Thomas, Santana Moss, and perhaps Clinton Portis. Of those five, only Moss will play today, cementing an already depleted and inept d'oh!-ffense as a complete non-threat. And, oh yeah, the league's third-best...
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Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis' streak of 40 consecutive starts came to an end when he was inactive against the Denver Broncos because of a concussion.
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From sportsline.com
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The Redskins are dead. Dead, dead, dead. There is no life left to this season. In fact, its clear now the two wins on the record were mere flukes. There is no offense, or defense. The coaches stink, as do the quarterback and running back. The only decent player on the team – Chris Cooley [...]
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- Redskins: Joe Gibbs Not Returning, TE Chris Cooley Could (sports.aol.com)
- Redskins TE Cooley might be back in 4 weeks (salon.com)
- Redskins TE Cooley hopes to return in 4 weeks (salon.com)
LANDOVER, Md. Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley suffered a broken ankle in the Monday night loss against the Philadelphia Eagles. Redskins coach Jim Zorn said the break is on the inner side of Cooley’s tibia. After the game, Zorn was uncertain how long Cooley will be out. The Redskins lost 27-17. Cooley is tied for the team lead in receptions, with Santana Moss, with 31.
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From timesdispatch.com
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Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley will probably be placed on season-ending injured reserve this week after breaking his right ankle.
Coach Jim Zorn said Monday that Cooley will need at least six to week eight weeks to recover. It's yet to be determined if the two-time Pro Bowl pl...
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- Redskins TE Cooley probably headed to IR (sports.yahoo.com)
- Bubble wrap, anyone? 3 more Redskins out for year (sports.yahoo.com)
Philadelphia Eagles running back Brian Westbrook left with a concussion in the first quarter of Monday night's game against the Washington Redskins. Redskins tight end Chris Cooley left in the second quarter with an ankle injury. Neither Westbrook nor Cooley were expected to return.
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- Eagles RB Westbrook, Redskins TE Cooley injured (salon.com)
- Eagles RB Brian Westbrook leaves with concussion, Redskins TE Cooley... (search.live.com)
Two things disappointed me about the Redskins loss this past Monday:
Chris Cooley dyed his hair an extreme shade of blond, perhaps paying homage to Ochocinco.
He broken his ankle early in the game and was feared to be out the rest of the season.
Despite the fact Cooley is one of the only bright spots on the [...]
From dc.metblogs.com
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- Washington D.C. Metblogs : Cooley Scooped On His Own Injury By Adam Schefter (embed.metblogs.com)
ASHBURN, Va. — Fred Davis had already paid his airfare to get out of town during the Washington Redskins' bye week vacation. He had even secured a ticket to see his college team, Southern Cal, play at Oregon.
From honoluluadvertiser.com
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- With Cooley out, Redskins TE Davis gets his chance (sports.yahoo.com)
The Washington Redskins say tight end Chris Cooley could return to action in a month after having an operation on his broken right ankle. Cooley's surgery was Wednesday, two days after he was injured in the first half of Washington's 27-17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Redskins originally feared the two-time Pro Bowl player could be sidelined for two months and might have to go on...
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From sports.yahoo.com
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He's apparently getting three pins stuck in there today (Fun!) and is hoping that he'll only need to miss the next month. A foot specialist has told him that his foot isn't nearly as bad as everybody originally figured it was so the Redskins decided ...
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