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Danny O'Neil covers the Seahawks for The Seattle Times.
SubscribeJanuary 17, 2008 1:25 PM
Alexander among six Seahawks to undergo surgery
Posted by Danny O'Neil
Running back Shaun Alexander underwent surgery to repair the left wrist that was injured the first game of the season. Coach Mike Holmgren said Tuesday Alexander would be undergoing the procedure.
Another five players from the team have already undergone surgery, the team announced Thursday.
DE Baraka Atkins underwent surgery on his wrist, LB Will Herring and OL Ray Willis underwent arthroscopic procedures on their knees. Josh Scobey had surgery to repair his left leg after suffering a fractured fibula. Floyd Womack had surgery on his right biceps.
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NewsvinePosted by goawaysa
4:54 PM, Jan 17, 2008
Hopefully SA's surgeons were able to add a little heart and re-attach his nuts.
Posted by ethan
6:11 PM, Jan 17, 2008
Shaun's doctors have concluded that his horrible season and susceptibility to injury are a direct result of his lustful, heathen thoughts!!
at least he's got a winning smile.
Posted by Free Beer
9:56 AM, Jan 18, 2008
Wonder if SA, ever heard of steoids, I think the Hawks, would turn a blind eye in his case!!
Posted by Guard Dog
11:37 AM, Jan 19, 2008
To Alexander (the not so great)
Do us a favor...
Retire and save whatever shred of dignity you have left.
You are past the magic number. The chances of you contrubuting in a positive manner are slim and none, slim just left town...
I prefer you don't even stay to mentour younger backs, as you never really ran with anything resembling heart. You were a product of the OLine, now your getting older and the OLine isn't what it was, and guess what?...you can't last the season, and you can't get the tough yards, but then again, you never really could. Please spare us, the faithfull 12th man, and retire.
Posted by Derek
11:40 PM, Jan 20, 2008
Would any of you idiots dare say that to his face?
Each of you is probably a human slug slumped in front of your computer screen or TV and talking like that.
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Posted by cut sa
4:53 PM, Jan 17, 2008
Hopefully SA's surgeons were able to add a little heart and re-attach his nuts.