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Giants Week: Thursday Injury Report

Sep 12, 2013 at 06:36 AM

DENVER BRONCOS
PLAYER CB Champ Bailey TE Joel Dreessen LB Wesley Woodyard RB C.J. Anderson S Omar Bolden WR Eric Decker WR Trindon Holliday G Chris Kuper WR Wes Welker DE Robert Ayers T Ryan Clady S Duke Ihenacho	INJURY Foot Knee Ankle Knee Shoulder Shoulder Knee Ankle Ankle Achilles Shoulder Thigh	WEDNESDAYDNP DNP DNP Limited Limited Limited Limited Limited Limited Full Full Full	THURSDAYDNP DNP Limited Limited Limited Full Limited Limited Limited Full Full Full

NEW YORK GIANTS
PLAYER CB Prince Amukamara LB Dan Connor T David Diehl TE Adrien Robinson C David Baas DE Damontre Moore RB Da'Rel Scott	INJURY Concussion Neck Thumb Foot Knee Shoulder Knee	WEDNESDAY DNP DNP DNP DNP Limited Limited Limited	THURSDAY DNP DNP DNP DNP Limited Limited Full

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