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Jacobs could have come back in
Giants running back Brandon Jacobs was held to just two second-half carries because of a knee injury he suffered in the second quarter. And though he said he could’ve returned to the game if necessary, he will undergo the usual round of medical tests tomorrow, just to be sure. “He took a shot on that knee,” Tom Coughlin said. “He’s sore. Very sore. We’ll have to go through the whole routine.” When Coughlin was asked how serious he said “I ’ ...
Source: MRI reveals "nothing serious" for New York Giants' Jacobs
nj.com — For those of you having trouble sleeping tonight, here's something that might help: Brandon Jacobs' MRI from... today revealed no structural damage to his injured knee, according to someone familiar with the results of the test. "Nothing serious," the ... (more) Source: MRI reveals "nothing serious" for New York ...
Giant worry as Jacobs may sit out
Giant worry as Jacobs may sit out
nydailynews.com — Brandon Jacobs, the Giants' top running back, who injured his knee in Sunday's win over the Ravens,... confirmed that the MRI showed "no major damage." However, the Giants might keep him out against the Cardinals just to be safe. (more) Giant worry as Jacobs may sit out
Jacobs seeks to remain Giant as contract expires
newsday.com — Brandon Jacobs wants to be practicing today. He wants to play on Sunday. And when the NFL's... free agency period begins this winter, he wants to still be a Giant. (more) Jacobs seeks to remain Giant as contract expires
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Injury Updates: Jacobs Feels Fine
Giants Football Blog — ... As Rob Harding reported, the Giants plan to have a precautionary MRI taken on Brandon Jacobs. Jacobs was quoted on Ralph Vacchiano’s blog for the New York Daily News saying he feels fine and could have returned to the game if needed. ...

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ustailgate.com 11/20/2008 — Brandon Jacobs said Tuesday that he got "good news" from the MRI on his left knee, but he still might not play Sunday in Arizona. The Giants' top running back, who injured his knee in the second quarter of this past Sunday's 30-10 win over the Ravens, confirmed that the MRI showed "no major damage."
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nydailynews.com 12/8/2008 — Brandon Jacobs and Aaron Ross both said they were OK after suffering injuries in today’s game against the Eagles. In fact, Jacobs said the left knee injury he suffered in the third quarter when he fell to the ground after a 5-yard run was ...
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Jacobs ready to go "full speed" tomorrow
nydailynews.com 11/20/2008 — Brandon Jacobs said his injured left knee is pain free and he’ll be practicing “full speed” tomorrow. The big running back said the Giants held him out today for “precautionary” reasons only. And while he admitted he ...
JACOBS OUT FOR SUNDAY
profootballtalk.com 12/12/2008 — When the Giants make their last trip ever to Texas Stadium, running back Brandon Jacobs won’t be with them. Per Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News, Jacobs will miss the game, due an injured left knee. Jacobs missed practice on Wednesday, ...
JACOBS RUNS DRILLS, DOESN'T THINK KNEE WILL KEEP HIM OUT
nypost.com 11/20/2008 — Brandon Jacobs did not practice yesterday because of a swollen left knee, but don't count him out for Sunday's game against the Cardinals in Arizona. "We expect he will be able to go [today]," Tom Coughlin said. "He feels good." That's a very...
Brandon Jacobs Will Not Play Today in Arizona
nfl.fanhouse.com 11/23/2008 — Jacobs will be fine moving forward, and probably could have played this week. The Giants just figured to play it safe and make sure he's completely healed before bringing him back. The 9-1 record and the abilities of Ward and Bradshaw had to have made the decision much easier.
Jacobs wants to play on Sunday
newsday.com 12/10/2008 — Brandon Jacobs walked into an autograph signing without favoring his injured left knee, and though he jokingly asked for a cushioned chair, the Giants running back said he would be "pretty good" for Sunday's game against the Cowboys.
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Dom Bonvissuto: Four things from Ravens-GiantsSI.com - NFL 11/17/2008
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Giants run past the RavensL.A. Times - Pro Football 11/17/2008
New York's league-leading running attack rushes for 207 yards in victory. > Brandon Jacobs pounded his way into the end zone on a pair of one-yard runs and ...
Giants RB Jacobs has precautionary MRI on kneeESPN.com - NFL 11/17/2008
Giants running back Brandon Jacobs was having a precautionary MRI on his knee, although coach Tom Coughlin said he didn't think Jacobs had a serious injury.
Derrick Ward says Jacobs will be fineThe Blue Screen - NY Daily News Blogs 11/17/2008
He’s not a doctor, nor does he play one on TV, but Giants running back Derrick Ward sounded convinced today that Brandon Jacobs will be in the lineup Sunday in Arizona. Speaking on The Red Zone on Sirius NFL Radio this afternoon, Ward said ...