Martin's status for season uncertain
Monday, August 07, 2006
BY DAVE HUTCHINSON
Star-Ledger Staff
Before the NFL Draft last April, Jets running back Curtis Martin, his surgically-repaired right knee still bothering him, met with the Jets and told them they should strongly consider selecting a running back high in the draft because of his concern about his ability to play this season, a team official told The Star-Ledger yesterday.
Martin, 33, has had surgery on his right knee the past two seasons. It is believed that a great deal of the cartilage in the knee is gone and that's what is giving Martin trouble despite his well-documented threshold for pain.
"It's bone on bone," the official said.
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Monday, August 07, 2006
BY DAVE HUTCHINSON
Star-Ledger Staff
Before the NFL Draft last April, Jets running back Curtis Martin, his surgically-repaired right knee still bothering him, met with the Jets and told them they should strongly consider selecting a running back high in the draft because of his concern about his ability to play this season, a team official told The Star-Ledger yesterday.
Martin, 33, has had surgery on his right knee the past two seasons. It is believed that a great deal of the cartilage in the knee is gone and that's what is giving Martin trouble despite his well-documented threshold for pain.
"It's bone on bone," the official said.
http://www.nj.com/jets/ledger/index.ssf?/base/sports-0/115495269791450.xml&coll=1