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Posts Tagged ‘Kenny Peterson’

Broncos-Seahawks: Pregame Notes and Inactives

December 3rd, 2006 - 5:13pm by AndrewOther posts by

The sun has gone to bed, and the teams are beginning to trickle through the tunnels at the south end of the stadium for pre-game warmups.

Two of the Broncos’ starting offensive 11 from last week will not play tonight, as both Adam Neadows and Chad Mustard were placed among the eight inactive players. George Foster will take over for Meadows at right tackle, returning to the starting lineup for the first time since Week 9.

Other news from the pre-game roster moves:

  • Tatum Bell and Mike Bell will be the Broncos’ two tailbacks, with Cecil Sapp serving as the de facto third stringer. Both Damien Nash and Cedric Cobbs were scratched from tonight’s lineup.
  • Offensive lineman Chris Kuper is active for the first time in his career.
  • Denver’s other inactives include wide receiver/kickoff returner Quincy Morgan, linebacker Nate Webster and defensive linemen Kenny Peterson and Antwon Burton.
  • Rookie tight end Tony Scheffler is back on the 45-man roster after sitting out the last three games.
  • Seattle will start Tom Ashworth for Sean Locklear at right tackle. Locklear, however, is still active.
  • The Seahawks deactivated wide reciever Bobby Engram, linebacker D.D. Lewis, offensive linemen Robbie Tobeck and Ray Willis, defensive end Robert Pollard, tight end Itula Mili and quarterbacks Gibran Hamdan and David Greene. Greene will still be in uniform, though, as their emergency No. 3 quarterback.

An End to the Waiting for Peterson

October 12th, 2006 - 8:20pm by AndrewOther posts by

Kenny Peterson had only been out of the NFL for a month, but the ennui of lacking a team was already beginning to set in as he worked out on his own in Columbus, Ohio.

“I go from playing football my whole life, ever since I was six, to not playing,” the defensive lineman and newest Bronco said. “Sitting and watching on TV. You think about playing fantasy football, stuff like that. That’s the rough part.”

For most of us, fantasy football is as close as we’ll come to the real thing on the professional level. For Peterson, it was a fate to be avoided at all costs — at least for now, when he’s still only in his late 20s, his fourth year as a professional and, he hopes, with some more productive NFL seasons still in his future.

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