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May 11, 2004 - Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I)
Carolina Cobras News Release


QUICK FACTS:
Carolina Cobras (4-9) at Philadelphia Soul (5-8)
Date: May 15, 2004
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Site: Wachovia Spectrum (16,166)
Officials: Perry Havener (Referee), Tom Laverty (Umpire), Royce Cooley (Head Linesman), David Meslow (Line Judge), Dino Paganelli (Back Judge)
Series Record: Carolina leads all-time series 1-0
Coaches: Carolina: Ron Selesky (2nd season, 6-13)
Philadelphia: Michael Trigg (11th season, 75-74)

THE IFs: If the Cobras defeat the Soul it would:
...Give the Cobras a 3-4 record on the road.
...Snap the Cobras four-game road losing streak.
...Give the Cobras a 4-4 record vs. Eastern Division.

THE SERIES: Carolina leads all-time series 1-0
Carolina 63, vs. Philadelphia 59, April 17, 2004

COBRAS LAST WEEK: The Carolina Cobras were unable to contain quarterback Aaron Garcia and the streaking New York Dragons, falling 61-39 in front of 10,185 at the Nassau Coliseum. Garcia completed seven touchdowns to five different receivers as he led the Dragons to touchdowns on all nine possessions in the contest. New York needed only 24 offensive plays in the contest as the club compiled over 12 yards per play to secure their seventh victory in nine games. The loss was the fifth in six games for Carolina. Rickey Foggie completed 26-of-47 passed for 259 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Carolina offense, which held the ball for over 38 minutes in the contest. Damien Groce pulled down eight receptions for 72 yards to lead the Cobras receivers, while D.J. Humphries had six catches for 74 yards and a score. Chris Pope added a career-high three rushing touchdowns. Garcia completed 15-of-20 passes for 246 yards, while Cosmo DeMatteo led the Dragons receivers with three catches for 83 yards and a pair of touchdowns and Will Holder added two scoring receptions.

SOUL LAST WEEK: The Philadelphia Soul fell to the Las Vegas Gladiator 63-35 in front of 15,141 fans at the Wachovia Center. Fullback/linebacker Marlion Jackson scored four touchdowns in his first game on the active roster for the Soul, finishing the night with four carries for 27 yards and a score and three receptions for 26 yards and three touchdowns. He was named the US Army Ironman of the Game for his performance. Both teams were tied at seven after the first quarter until Las Vegas used a 28-point run in the second quarter to bring a 35-14 lead into halftime. Turnovers plagued the Soul throughout the game. Hammel threw four interceptions and was responsible for a lost fumble. Marlion Jackson also accounted for a lost fumble. The Gladiators capitalized on Soul turnovers by converting five of the six turnovers into touchdowns.

CAROLINA COBRAS (4-9)
Date Opponent Time Result Score
Feb. 8 at Dallas 3:00 W 67-41
Feb. 13 at Columbus 7:00 W 54-53
Feb. 21 ARIZONA 7:30 L 38-45
Feb. 28 ORLANDO 7:30 L 43-59
Mar. 7 at Austin 3:00 L 55-56
Mar. 13 DALLAS 7:30 L 52-77
Mar. 21 TAMPA BAY 3:00 W 54-43
Mar. 27 at New Orleans 8:00 L 31-48
Apr. 4 NEW YORK 12:00 L 41-57
Apr. 11 at Indiana 3:00 L 31-65
Apr. 17 PHILADELPHIA 7:30 W 63-59
May 1 COLUMBUS 7:30 L 52-60
May 8 at New York 7:00 L 39-61
May 15 at Philadelphia 7:30
May 22 GRAND RAPIDS 7:30
May 30 at Georgia 4:00

PHILADELPHIA SOUL (5-8)
Date Opponent Time Result Score
Feb. 8 NEW ORLEANS 3:00 L 34-42
Feb. 15 at Dallas 4:00 L 47-51
Feb. 21 COLUMBUS 7:30 W 56-34
Feb. 29 at Tampa Bay 3:00 L 37-40
Mar. 7 CHICAGO 12:00 W 53-47
Mar. 13 at Columbus 7:00 W 43-41
Mar. 21 COLORADO 12:00 L 33-40
Mar. 28 at Austin 3:00 L 60-65
Apr. 4 DALLAS 12:00 W 47-31
Apr. 17 at Carolina 7:30 L 59-63
Apr. 24 NEW YORK 7:30 W 60-58
May 2 at Colorado 3:00 L 40-58
May 8 LAS VEGAS 7:30 L 35-63
May 15 CAROLINA 7:30
May 22 at San Jose 10:30
May 30 at New York 4:00

THIS WEEK'S AFL SCHEDULE:
Friday Grand Rapids @ Columbus 7:00 p.m.
Saturday Arizona @ Detroit 7:30 p.m.
Georgia @ New Orleans 8:00 p.m.
Sunday Los Angeles @ New York 3:00 p.m.
Orlando @ Austin 3:00 p.m.
Dallas @ Chicago 3:00 p.m.
Colorado @ Indiana 3:00 p.m.
San Jose @ Las Vegas 6:00 p.m.

COBRAS NEXT WEEK: Carolina hosts the Grand Rapids Rampage in the team's 2004 home finale on Saturday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the Charlotte Coliseum. The Rampage lead the all-time series 4-1, with the Cobras sole victory coming in the 2002 postseason. The 72-64 win stands as Carolina's only postseason victory in team history.

HEAD COACHES: Ron Selesky (6-13) makes his return to the Cobras sidelines this season after spending the 2004 season as head coach and director of football operations for the Buffalo Destroyers. He previously was a member of Carolina's original coaching staff in 2000 as an assistant coach and director of player personnel. Prior to joining the Destroyers, Selesky earned af2 Coach of the Year honors in 2002, guiding the Albany Conquest to a regular season mark of 13-3 and a Northeast Division title. Selesky also spent the 2001 season on the sidelines for the af2 Louisville Fire, leading the team to a 6-10 mark. He also serves as the director of player personnel and assistant coach for the Tampa Bay Storm from 1997 to 1999. With the Storm, his teams compiled a 31-11 regular season record and earned a berth in the 1998 ArenaBowl.

Michael Trigg (75-74) enters his 16th season in the AFL and his third stint with an expansion franchise. Most recently, he served eight seasons with the Grand Rapids Rampage, helping the team improve from a 3-11 mark in its expansion season in 1998 to a ArenaBowl champion in 2001. During his time in Grand Rapids, Trigg became only the fifth coach in AFL history to reach the 70-win plateau. Prior to joining the Rampage, he spent three seasons with the Milwaukee Mustangs, setting an AFL record for the biggest single-season turnaround, helping the team from 4-8 in 1995 to 10-4 in 1996. He also helped lead the Fort Worth Calvary to a playoff appearance in the first season of the franchise in 1994. Trigg also enjoyed a successful career on the field, serving as quarterback for the Detroit Drive in 1989 and 1990.

FAMILIAR FACES: Soul OL/DL Patrick Scott spent the 2001 season with the Cobras...Cobras WR/LB Sir Mawn Wilson and Philadelphia WR/DB Keith Crespina were teammates with the Tampa Bay Storm in 2002...Crespina also spent time alongside Carolina OL/DL Otis Moore with New Jersey in 2000 and 2001...Carolina WR/DB Jarrick Hillery and FB/LB Travis Reece spent time with Philly OS Tyronne Jones in Nashville (00-01) and Georgia (02-03)...OL/DL C. J. McLain also appeared with the trio in 2001 and 2002.

THE COBRAS THIS SEASON ARE:
2-5 at home 2-4 on the road

3-4 vs. Eastern Division 0-1 vs. Central Division
1-3 vs. Southern Division 0-1 vs. Western Division

1-0 on Friday 1-6 on Saturday
2-3 on Sunday

2-2 in February 1-3 in March
1-2 in April 0-2 in May

2-3 when leading at the half 0-1 when tied at the half
2-5 when trailing at the half

3-1 when leading after 3 qts. 0-1 when tied after 3 qts.
1-7 when trailing after 3 qts.

0-1 outcome 7 points or less 2-1 outcome 3 points or less
0-0 overtime games

4-2 when they score first 0-7 when opponent scores first


AFL STANDINGS
National Conference
EASTERN Win Loss Tie PF PA
New York 8 5 0 686 593
Dallas 6 7 0 628 683
Philadelphia 5 8 0 604 633
Carolina 4 9 0 620 724
Columbus 4 9 0 613 714

SOUTHERN Win Loss Tie PF PA
New Orleans 9 4 0 590 601
Austin 8 5 0 683 661
Orlando 7 6 0 617 573
Tampa Bay 7 7 0 697 691
Georgia 5 8 0 549 661

American Conference
CENTRAL Win Loss Tie PF PA
Chicago 9 4 0 702 593
Colorado 9 4 0 636 596
Indiana 7 7 0 705 634
Detroit 4 9 0 622 698
Grand Rapids 1 12 0 468 712

WESTERN Win Loss Tie PF PA
San Jose 10 3 0 759 624
Arizona 9 5 0 729 662
Los Angeles 7 6 0 742 655
Las Vegas 6 7 0 709 651

DRIVE TO ARENABOWL XVIII:

Playoff Format
· Top eight teams, based on overall record, will qualify.
· Division winners are not guaranteed a playoff spot.
· Seeding will be by overall record using current tiebreaker rules. A division winner always takes precedent over another divisional opponent in tiebreaker situations.

Current Seedings
1. San Jose (10-3)
2. Chicago (9-4)
3. Colorado (9-4)
4. New Orleans (9-4)
5. Arizona (9-5)
6. Austin (8-5)
7. New York (8-5)
8. Los Angeles (7-6)
9. Orlando (7-6)

10. Indiana (7-7)
11. Tampa Bay (7-7)
12. Dallas (6-7)
13. Las Vegas (6-7)
14. Georgia (5-8)
15. Philadelphia (5-8)
16. Carolina (4-9)
17. Columbus (4-9)
18. Detroit (4-9)
19. Grand Rapids (1-12)


PLAYERS TO WATCH:
QB Rickey Foggie: The seven-year AFL veteran has been impressive in his first three starts of the season. Named as the Co-Offensive Player of the Game in the Cobras win over Philadelphia in his first start, he completed 22-of-31 passes for a season-high 338 yards and five touchdowns. He followed that up with a 22-of-30 passing performance against the Destroyers, throwing for 232 yards and six touchdowns. Foggie currently ranks among the AFL's all-time leaders in all major passing categories.

OS Damien Groce: Groce has emerged as a dangerous weapon as a receiver, rusher and kick returner this season. In 13 games, he has 68 catches for 822 yards and a single-season record 19 touchdowns, including the game-winning score in the Cobras come-from-behind win at Columbus (2/13). Groce had a career performance in his first start at offensive specialist against Philadelphia, setting career highs with eight receptions for 173 yards and three touchdowns. He currently ranks 9th in the AFL with 1,735 all-purpose yards and has set Carolina single-season records for touchdowns (21) and points scored (126)

WR/DB Jarrick Hillery: The fifth-year veteran is one of the most versatile two-way players in the AFL. This season, he has made contributions on offense, defense and special teams in 2004, earning AFL Ironman of the Week honors following the Cobras victory over the Tampa Bay Storm (3/21). Thus far, he ranks among the team leaders with 28 receptions (5th), 286 receiving yards (5th), 19.2 kickoff return average (1st) and 30.5 tackles (1st).

WR/LB D.J. Humphries: The first-year player out of Presbyterian College has made an immediate impact after seeing his playing time increase over the last three games. In the contests, he has notched 18 catches for 187 yards and three touchdowns, while adding 11 tackles on defense.

SOUL PLAYERS TO WATCH:
OS Tyronne Jones: A seven-year veteran of the AFL, Jones has displayed the offensive skills necessary to lead the expansion club. Thus far, he leads the Soul with 67 receptions, 879 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns, while also emerging as a dangerous kick returner. The former Nashville and Georgia standout paces Philadelphia with 20.1 yards per kickoff return, including a 55-yard return for touchdown against the Cobras on April 17.

FB/LB Chris Ryan: Entering his fifth season in the AFL, Ryan has earned the nickname "Soul Train" with his powerful rushing and defending abilities. Ryan currently leads the Soul with 18 touchdowns scored, including 13 rushing scores. Thus far, he has compiled 104 yards rushing on 42 attempts. The Louisiana native has also posted 15.5 tackles and a team-high 2.0 sacks on defense.

WR/LB Ricky Ross: The former Grand Rapids standout has emerged as one of the most dangerous weapons in the Soul's arsenal. Ross stands second on the team with 57 receptions for 756 yards and 16 scores, as well as three additional rushing touchdowns. He has also returned 30 kickoffs for 605 yards (20.2 yds/return) and compiled 16.0 tackles from the ‘Jack' linebacker position.


TALE OF THE TAPE: Here's how Carolina and Philadelphia match up after 13 weeks of play.
Statistical CAROLINA PHILADELPHIA
Category Rank Stat Rank Stat
Scoring Offense 47.7 13th 46.5 16th
Scoring Defense 55.7 19th 48.7 9th
Total Offense 250.6 16th 258.9 13th
Total Defense 267.7 9th 274.2 19th
Pass Offense 240.8 10th 239.2 11th
Pass Defense 244.2 11th 256.3 17th
Run Offense 9.8 19th 19.8 10th
Run Defense 23.5 14th 17.8 6th

LEAGUE LEADERS:
Player Stat Total Rank
Matt Nagy Comp. Percent 64.9 6th
Todd Doxzon Receptions 87 T-7th
Damien Groce Kickoff Returns 47 7th
Kick Return Yds 861 8th
All-purpose Yds 1,735 9th
Rob Bironas Scoring (kick) 102 9th
FG Made 14 T-2nd
FG Attempted 35 1st

COBRAS MILESTONES:
OS Todd Doxzon needs:
§ 10 receptions to reach 200
§ 22 receiving yards to reach 2,500

WR/DB Jarrick Hillery needs:
• 23 receptions for 250
• 72 receiving yards 2,500

WR/DB Bernard Holmes needs:
• 2 TD receptions for 100

OL/DL Otis Moore needs:
• 2.5 tackles for 125
• 1.5 sacks for 20

FB/LB Chris Pope
§ 24.0 tackles for 100

FB/LB Travis Reece needs:
• 27 rushing yards for 500

OL/DL Robert Stewart needs:
• .5 sack for 40



COBRAS IN AFL HISTORY:
Player Rank Category Stat
Rickey Foggie 9th pass attempts 2,477
9th pass completions 1,401
10th pass yards 17,549
9th pass TDs 317
Otis Moore 10th tackles for loss 15.5
6th forced fumbles 12
Robert Stewart 3rd sacks 39.5




SNAKE BITES:
Ewww...Groce: Cobras OS Damien Groce has emerged as a dangerous playmaker, proving to be a force on offense and special teams. En route to setting career highs for receptions (68) receiving yards (822), Groce has also set team records for receiving touchdowns (19), touchdowns (21) and points scored (126). He had a standout performance in his first start at OS in win over Philadelphia on April 17 (8 rec., 173 yards, 3 TDs). The former New York Dragon also leads the team with 47 KO returns and 861 KO return yards and ranks 9th in the AFL with 1,735 all-purpose yards.

Pace Setters: While OS Damien Groce has already made his mark in the Cobras record books with 21 touchdowns and 126 points scored in 2004, a number of players are on pace to set a variety of single-season records if they continue on their current pace. Following is a chart of where each player currently stands, the record and the record-holder.
Player Stat Cur Rec Holder
D. Groce Points 126 120 Groce
TD 21 20 Groce
Rec. TD 19 19 Bailey ‘01
T. Doxzon Rec. 87 89 Bailey ‘02
Rec. Yards 996 1102 Bailey ‘02
Rec. TD 18 19 Bailey ‘01
T. Reece Rush Att. 35 49 Kelly ‘00
R. Bironas Points (kick) 102 103 Hamilton ‘00
FGM 14 15 George ‘03
FGA 35 42 George ‘03
PAT Att. 74 75 Hamilton ‘00
PAT Made 60 64 Hamilton ‘00

Change Is Good: The Cobras changes on the sidelines have resulted in a very unique stat. With the team's victory over Philadelphia on April 17, Carolina interim head coach Ron Selesky became the third coach to win his first game with the team in 2004, joining former head coaches Eddie Khayat and John Gregory. The club is 1-9 in the other 10 games this season.

Early Bird Gets the Worm: The first team to score this weekend is likely to hold a large advantage based on the Cobras' history. This season, Carolina is 4-2 when they get on the board first, but winless in seven contests when the opponents notch the first points. A similar trend can be found throughout team history – (12-17 when scoring first; 8-34 when opponent scores first).

Defensive Makeover: Following the release of DS Daryon Brutley and WR/DB Ernest Ross, the Cobras will field an all-new defensive backfield for this weekend's contest with the Soul. The tandem had previously replaced DS Glenn Davis, who was lost for the season with a shoulder injury suffered in loss to New York (4/4), and DS Damon Mason, who was waived earlier in the season. The likely replacements include Henry Baker and Fred Vinson. Baker previously spent time with the New Jersey Red Dogs in 1999, while Vinson is a former second round draft choice of the NFL Green Bay Packers.


Back in the Spotlight: Veteran quarterback Rickey Foggie has made a successful return under center after missing the 2003 season and being relegated to back-up duties for the first 10 games of the 2004 campaign. In his first start of the season, he led the Cobras to a victory over the Philadelphia Soul, completing 22-of-31 passes for a season-high 338 yards and five touchdowns to earn Co-Offensive Player of the Game honors. Foggie followed that performance by passing for a season-high six scoring tosses in the loss to Columbus.

In Their Defense: The Cobras recent struggles can be mainly attributed to their inability to limit opponents passing attacks. In dropping four of the last five games, the Cobras have surrendered over 14 yards per completion (78-of-125 for 1,115 yards), including 26 touchdown passes and no interceptions. Overall, Carolina has surrendered 60.4 points per game during the five-game stretch.

In the Zone: The Cobras have been very efficient in the red-zone throughout the 2004 season, leading the league with a 91.2 percent conversion percentage. In 57 trips inside their opponents' 10-yard line, Carolina has scored 46 touchdowns and six field goals.

Nifty Fifty: The first team to 50 points very well could be the victor in this weekend's matchup. Throughout their five-year history, the Cobras have had very little success when they are unable to post 50 points or more. At the same time, they have been most successful when holding opponents under the half-century mark.
Scoring output 2004 Win Pct. All-time Win Pct.
Less than 50 pts 0-6 .000 3-39 .071
50 pts or more 4-3 .571 17-12 .586
Allow less than 50 pts 2-2 .500 14-14 .500
Allow 50 pts or more 2-7 .222 6-37 .140

Stepping Up: First-year WR/LB D.J. Humphries has capitalized on his first extended playing time of the 2004 season. One week after reeling in eight passes for 90 yards and his first career touchdown reception against the Philadelphia Soul, Humphries notched a team-high 6.5 tackles in the team's loss to Columbus. Last week, he added six receptions for 74 yards and a score. After only four career games, the South Carolina native has displayed skills that will be expected to be a big part of the Cobras attack following the departure of WR/LB Jack Walker Jr.

Return to Sender: Kickoff coverage continues to be a thorn in the side for the Cobras. Carolina has surrendered kickoff returns for touchdowns on six occasions this season, including a 55-yard return for a score by Philadelphia's Tyronne Jones on April 17. Overall, the Cobras special teams have allowed a league-worst 22.4yards per kickoff return, well beyond the current team record of 20.6 yards per return in 2002.

Dragons Fly South: The Cobras roster currently features six former New York Dragons, including OS Todd Doxzon, OS Damien Groce, QB Matt Nagy, OL/DL Sean Tremblay and OL/DL Cory Stone. OL/DL Robert Stewart also appeared in 28 games with the Dragons in 2001 and 2002.


On the Sidelines: Ron Selesky was promoted to the interim head coach position three weeks ago, becoming the sixth head coach in Carolina history. It marked the fourth mid-season coaching change in five seasons.
Head Coach Season Record Win Pct.
Doug Kay 2000-01 10-18 .357
Mike Neu 2001-02 6-8 .429
Mike Hold 2003 0-13 .000
Eddie Khayat 2003-04 2-7 .286
John Gregory 2004 1-3 .250
Ron Selesky 2004 1-2 .333

Running Uphill: Carolina continues to struggle to put together a forceful running attack, standing last in the AFL with 9.8 rushing yards per game. After posting 30 yards on seven carries (4.3 yds/carry) in the season opening victory over the Dallas Desperados, the Cobras have proceeded to record just 97 yards on 69 carries (1.4 yds/carry) over the next 12 games. FB/LB Travis Reece currently leads the team with 35 rush attempts for 76 yards and seven touchdowns.

Queen-Sized Win: Carolina put an end to a grueling, AFL-record 16-game home losing streak on March 21 with a 54-43 victory over the defending ArenaBowl champions, the Tampa Bay Storm. The Cobras special teams accounted for three touchdowns, while the defense pressured the Storm throughout the game, posting two interceptions and nine passes defended.

Nothing But Iron-man: WR/DB Jarrick Hillery was recognized as the Army Ironman of the Week for his performance against Tampa Bay on Sunday, March 21. The four-year veteran recorded two kickoff returns for touchdowns, caught three passes for 39 yards and a score and added four solo tackles and an interception on defense.

Heading In the Right Direction: Regardless of the recent struggles, this year's Cobras have seen a vast improvement over last season's squad in a number of key areas.
2004 2003
Scoring offense 47.7 34.6
Pass offense 240.8 204.8
TDs thrown 61 58
INT thrown 9 26
Turnover Margin +1 -23

He Roxz: OS Todd Doxzon has been the Cobras most consistent receiver throughout the 2004 campaign and is on pace to shatter many of the franchise's single-season receiving records. Thus far, he is seventh in the league with 87 receptions and tenth with 996 yards. Currently, he is two receptions shy of the single-season franchise records. Following is how he would stack up with the top pass catchers in Carolina's five-year history if he continues on his current pace.
Player Rc Yds TD Pts
T. Doxzon (2004) (116) (1328) (24) (147)
B. Holmes (2003) 83 995 16 120*
A. Bailey (2002) 89* 1102* 18 118
A. Bailey (2001) 61 915 19 116
*denotes single-season record



The Making of the Cobras: The Cobras have experienced a dramatic makeover following the disappointments of the 2003 season. Only two players from last year's squad will be on the field in the tenth week, OL/DL Robert Stewart and 2003 Team MVP WR/DB Bernard Holmes. Of the 19 remaining players on the active roster, 18 were signed as free agents.

Player Pos. Previous Team
1 Jarrick Hillery WR/DB Georgia (AFL)
2 Henry Baker DS Chicago (AFL)
3 Damien Groce OS New York (AFL)
4 Fred Vinson DS Seattle (NFL)
5 Rob Bironas K Charleston (af2)
6 Sir Mawn Wilson WR/LB Buffalo (AFL)
7 Todd Doxzon OS New York (AFL)
11 Matt Nagy QB New York (AFL)
14 Rickey Foggie QB Toronto/Detroit (AFL)
21 Bernard Holmes WR/DB Carolina
32 Chris Pope FB/LB Las Vegas (AFL)
35 Travis Reece FB/LB Georgia (AFL)
57 Sean Tremblay OL/DL New York (AFL)
65 Cory Stone OL/DL New York (AFL)
66 Yusuf Scott OL/DL Berlin (NFLE)
77 Robert Stewart OL/DL Carolina
80 D.J. Humphries WR/LB Baltimore (NFL)
88 Lenzie Jackson WR/DB Pittsburgh (NFL)
90 DeAngelo Lloyd OL/DL Washington (NFL)
97 Bryan Ray OL/DL Frankfort (NFLE)
99 Otis Moore OL/DL Buffalo (AFL)

RECENT TRANSACTIONS:
April 27: Signed DS Fred Vinson to active roster. Released OL/DL Nate Bell.

May 6: Activated WR/LB Sir Mawn Wilson from injured reserve list.

May 10: Released DS Daryon Brutley and WR/DB Ernest Ross. Placed OL/DL Troy Pelshak on injured reserve list.

INJURY UPDATES: OL/DL Troy Pelshak will be lost for the remainder of the season after suffering a quadriceps injury in the loss to New York (5/8) ...DS Glenn Davis suffered a dislocated shoulder in the team's loss to New York (4/4) and will be forced to miss 4-6 weeks of action...OL/DL Wes Stephens suffered a season-ending leg injury in loss vs. Dallas...OL/DL Kendrick Gholston was placed on injured reserve after suffering an ACL injury in loss at Austin.

COBRAS INJURY REPORT:
Pos. Name Injury Status
WR/DB Bernard Holmes Knee Probable
FB/LB Travis Reece Knee Probable
OL/DL Sean Tremblay Thumb Probable
OL/DL Cory Stone Ankle Probable
OL/DL Troy Pelshak Thigh IR
DS Glenn Davis Shoulder IR
OL/DL Wes Stephens Leg IR
OL/DL Kendrick Gholston Knee IR

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