After a slow start to the season, the Chicago Bears offensive line has steadily improved as they have they began to gel together as a unit. Now it appears that the line will be without one of their better players for a bit.
Left guard Josh Sitton left Sunday’s game against Jacksonville Jaguars late with an apparent ankle injury and according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, he is going to miss some time. If Sitton cannot play on Thursday versus the Green Bay Packers, look Eric Kush or Ted Larsen to take his place in the huddle.
Sitton has to be frustrated at the time of the injury. Not only was he playing his best football of the season, but he will most likely miss the first game against the Packers; his former team who released him just before the start of the season. It now looks like Sitton will have until December 18 to show Green Bay that they made a mistake in letting him go!
After a slow start to the season, the Chicago Bears offensive line has steadily improved as they have they began to gel together as a unit. Now it appears that the line will be without one of their better players for a bit.
Left guard Josh Sitton left Sunday’s game against Jacksonville Jaguars late with an apparent ankle injury and according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, he is going to miss some time. If Sitton cannot play on Thursday versus the Green Bay Packers, look Eric Kush or Ted Larsen to take his place in the huddle.
Sitton has to be frustrated at the time of the injury. Not only was he playing his best football of the season, but he will most likely miss the first game against the Packers; his former team who released him just before the start of the season. It now looks like Sitton will have until December 18 to show Green Bay that they made a mistake in letting him go!
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And I was really hoping to see Sitton out there vs Packers, im sure he wanted it badly
Who the heck is Eric Kush :-) We're getting down to the no-name replacements now.
No worries, I have no doubt he's every bit as good as Slauson, or Whitehair. Who needs depth when guys that were serving JWeb nation his 3 course fast food breakfast the other day.
Who the heck is Eric Kush :-) We're getting down to the no-name replacements now.
No worries, I have no doubt he's every bit as good as Slauson, or Whitehair. Who needs depth when guys that were serving JWeb nation his 3 course fast food breakfast the other day.
I think Kush is a bit underweight to play LG. On the skinny side.
No worries, I have no doubt he's every bit as good as Slauson, or Whitehair. Who needs depth when guys that were serving JWeb nation his 3 course fast food breakfast the other day.
I think Kush is a bit underweight to play LG. On the skinny side.
After a slow start to the season, the Chicago Bears offensive line has steadily improved as they have they began to gel together as a unit. Now it appears that the line will be without one of their better players for a bit.
Left guard Josh Sitton left Sunday’s game against Jacksonville Jaguars late with an apparent ankle injury and according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, he is going to miss some time. If Sitton cannot play on Thursday versus the Green Bay Packers, look Eric Kush or Ted Larsen to take his place in the huddle.
Sitton has to be frustrated at the time of the injury. Not only was he playing his best football of the season, but he will most likely miss the first game against the Packers; his former team who released him just before the start of the season. It now looks like Sitton will have until December 18 to show Green Bay that they made a mistake in letting him go!
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You can read the rest at the site.
Well the injury actually proves they were correct in letting him go....
After a slow start to the season, the Chicago Bears offensive line has steadily improved as they have they began to gel together as a unit. Now it appears that the line will be without one of their better players for a bit.
Left guard Josh Sitton left Sunday’s game against Jacksonville Jaguars late with an apparent ankle injury and according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, he is going to miss some time. If Sitton cannot play on Thursday versus the Green Bay Packers, look Eric Kush or Ted Larsen to take his place in the huddle.
Sitton has to be frustrated at the time of the injury. Not only was he playing his best football of the season, but he will most likely miss the first game against the Packers; his former team who released him just before the start of the season. It now looks like Sitton will have until December 18 to show Green Bay that they made a mistake in letting him go!
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You can read the rest at the site.
Well the injury actually proves they were correct in letting him go....
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't his injury concern problem his shoulder rather than his ankle?