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Lloyd Is Game-Time Decision For Jets
By Jason La Canfora
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, August 18, 2006; Page E09
Starting wide receiver Brandon Lloyd missed yesterday's practice with a hamstring strain and could sit out tomorrow's preseason game with the Jets at FedEx Field. Lloyd, who was acquired in the offseason from San Francisco, said he is resting as a precaution.
"I listen to my body and catch it before it gets bad," Lloyd said. "I don't want any pulls, so I think sitting out a day is worth more than sitting out three weeks with a pulled muscle."
Coach Joe Gibbs said it will be a "game-time decision" whether Lloyd participates tomorrow, but given the recent run of injuries to starters such as Clinton Portis, Shawn Springs and Phillip Daniels, it would not be a surprise if Lloyd is given off until Monday, when the team next practices.
If Lloyd sits, wide receivers on the roster bubble such as Jimmy Farris and Mike Espy (whose father, Mike, a former secretary of agriculture, attended yesterday's practice) figure to get more work. Lloyd is set to start opposite Pro Bowler Santana Moss, and was one of several high-profile offensive players to join the team.
By Jason La Canfora
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, August 18, 2006; Page E09
Starting wide receiver Brandon Lloyd missed yesterday's practice with a hamstring strain and could sit out tomorrow's preseason game with the Jets at FedEx Field. Lloyd, who was acquired in the offseason from San Francisco, said he is resting as a precaution.
"I listen to my body and catch it before it gets bad," Lloyd said. "I don't want any pulls, so I think sitting out a day is worth more than sitting out three weeks with a pulled muscle."
Coach Joe Gibbs said it will be a "game-time decision" whether Lloyd participates tomorrow, but given the recent run of injuries to starters such as Clinton Portis, Shawn Springs and Phillip Daniels, it would not be a surprise if Lloyd is given off until Monday, when the team next practices.
If Lloyd sits, wide receivers on the roster bubble such as Jimmy Farris and Mike Espy (whose father, Mike, a former secretary of agriculture, attended yesterday's practice) figure to get more work. Lloyd is set to start opposite Pro Bowler Santana Moss, and was one of several high-profile offensive players to join the team.