When fantasy football owners woke up this morning and saw the news that the Patriots had placed receiver Wes Welker on the Physically Unable to Perform list, their first reaction was likely to adjust their draft boards.
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Welker, who is 5-foot-9 and 185 pounds, was known for his fearlessness, especially in the middle of the field where he was a target for lurking safeties before rules were tightened on how and where defenders could target would-be pass catchers. The season got off to an ignominious start for Welker.
It is highly recommended that you use the latest versions of a supported browser in order to receive an optimal viewing experience. In a Week 17 loss to the Houston Texans, Welker suffered a knee injury after getting hit by Bernard Pollard in the first quarter while running upfield to make his only reception of the game. Taylor discussed the benefits of having Wes Welker as a coach and shared injury updates on his previous foot injury.Taylor discussed the benefits of having Wes Welker as a coach and shared injury updates on his previous foot injury.Garoppolo discussed the offensive performance during #49ersCamp, reviewed Jordan Reed's acclimation period to the playbook and spoke about his "Feels Great Baby" masks to benefit CityTeam.Coleman discussed the team's mindset to resolve unfinished business from 2019, rehabbing his shoulder during the offseason and how the 49ers offensive line has performed throughout #49ersCamp.The 49ers head coach discussed what he's seen from Jordan Reed and Trent Williams throughout training camp, gave injury updates, reviewed the competition for backup QB and evaluated the depth along the defensive line.Mostert discussed the cancelled games in other leagues, conversations the 49ers are having around social justice, Trent Williams' athleticism and his dual-role on offense and special teams.The 49ers head coach shared his message to the team following the shooting of Jacob Blake and the NBA's decision to postpone games and shared injury updates for George Kittle, Kyle Juszczyk and others.Austin discussed the process of learning Shanahan's offense, working with wide receivers coach Wes Welker and his first impressions of Jimmy Garoppolo.Ward evaluated the performance of Jimmy Garoppolo in 2019 and throughout camp and shared the 2020 goals of the 49ers safeties.The safety reviewed the progression of Saleh's defensive scheme from when they spent time together with the Jacksonville Jaguars and discussed his mindset competing for a spot on the 49ers roster.The defensive coordinator shared injury updates on Richard Sherman and Marcell Harris, evaluated the competition at cornerback and discussed how the team is adjusting practices to account for a cancelled preseason.Tomlinson said the 49ers offense is "on the same page" and evaluated rookies Javon Kinlaw and Colton McKivitz.Kittle discussed the mindset he has going into every play, called Fred Warner a "Pro Bowl caliber linebacker" and spoke about what he can learn from Jordan Reed.Shanahan shared updates on Brandon Aiyuk's injury, reviewed the 49ers safety position and reacted to the decision to play without fans for the team's home opener.Warner discussed developing an "unspoken language" with Alexander on the field, reviewed the versatility and depth of the 49ers linebacking corps and evaluated the impact Dee Ford has on the defense's success.McGlinchey talked about the nickname donned on him by Sherman, his offseason training routine and the battles happening between the offensive and defensive lines at camp.Alexander discussed Dre Greenlaw's growth in Year 2, shared updates on his offseason bicep surgery and previewed what fans could see from Jerick McKinnon this season.The 49ers defensive coordinator discussed the improvements he's seen from the defense through the first week of camp and evaluated Javon Kinlaw's progress to be game ready for Week 1.Bourne discussed having Trent Taylor back on the field, how he's grown as a leader and the importance of having vets in the receiver room like J.J. Nelson and Tavon Austin.Thomas shared his goals for the 2020 season, discussed his offseason training and spoke about the importance of mental health.Williams evaluated the team's mindset heading into 2020, reviewed the chemistry he's built with Laken Tomlinson and praised Nick Bosa as "one of the best in the game.
Wes Welker won't return with his back injury.
Loading... Close. New England Patriots receiver Wes Welker injured his left knee in the first quarter of a 34-27 loss to Houston. [103]
(Actually, their first reaction was probably to crap themselves and then adjust their draft boards, but that’s gross so just forget I wrote it.
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Somewhere in snowy New York, once they came in out of the Buffalo cold and their faces thawed enough to allow movement, Bill Polian and Jim Caldwell must have smiled a small “I told you so” smile to themselves.
You just go play." Welker suffered at least six concussions during his career -- and perhaps more that weren't documented publicly -- and that includes three concussions during a nine-month period that began in the 2013 season. The concern, of course, is that Welker could develop problems down the road; some former players complain of memory loss, lingering injury issues and worse. (AP) HOUSTON — New England Patriots receiver Wes Welker injured his left knee in the first quarter of Sunday's game in Houston and the team said he will not return.Welker caught a pass from Tom Brady on New England's first possession and his knee appeared to buckle as he turned upfield.
Wes Welker won't return with his back injury. 9:23 am ETI agree that CBS Sports can send me the "Pick Six Newsletter" newsletter.