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INDIANAPOLIS —Colts interim coach Bruce Arians says rookie tight end
Coby Fleener and cornerback Vontae Davis will not play Sunday against Miami. Andre Johnson Jersey . Both were injured last
weekend at Tennessee. Davis left less than three minutes into the game with a
left knee injury. Fleener left just before halftime after hurting his left
shoulder. Arians says he hopes both starters will return to Indys lineup in a
couple of weeks. Fleener was a second-round draft pick and one of Andrew Lucks
college teammates at Stanford before coming to Indy. He is third on the team
with 21 receptions. Indy traded two draft picks to Miami to acquire Davis late
in the preseason. He has 19 tackles in five games and missed two games with an
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one at-bat on the afternoon and used it to make Seattle pay. Encarnacion hit a
tiebreaking solo shot in the sixth inning that helped Toronto to a 7-2
victory.FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. —Ryan Williams stood and watched as his Arizona
Cardinals teammates practiced in the spitting rain on Tuesday. The wet turf and
some soreness in his surgically repaired right knee led to the decision to keep
him out of the workout. It is part of the cautious approach Williams and the
team are taking 11 months after he ruptured his patella tendon in a preseason
game, an injury that wiped out his rookie season. “Last (Wednesday) was really
my first day of practice since the incident,” Williams said. “So there are going
to be some times when it will get sore, they will like me to take a break and
things of that sort. Its just precautionary.” He said he might not play in
Sundays Hall of Fame Game against New Orleans in Canton, Ohio, “just for the
simple fact that I know Im not 100 per cent.” “Theres still sort of a mental
block that I have to break down facing another team that will probably be 10
times as aggressive as our team (has been on practice),” Williams said. “I want
to make sure Im completely comfortable and mentally comfortable with myself
before I get out there.” He said he has talked with coach Ken Whisenhunt about
whether to play on Sunday. “He asked me how comfortable do I feel,” Williams
said, “and said Id let him know later on this week.” But the diminutive, dynamic
running back says he has no doubt he will be ready for the regular season, when
he is expected to give the Cardinals offence a big-play aspect it will sorely
need. He is expected to give Arizona a strong two-back threat along with
Beanie Wells, who remains on the physically unable to perform list while
recovering from knee surgery. Wells believes he will be back in time for the
season opener. Williams talent was on full display in the teams Red and White
scrimmage last Saturday, when he took off on a 44-yard run, the biggest play of
the day for a mostly sputtering offence. J.J.
Watt Jersey. Although he has yet to play in a regular-season game,
Williams has become a fan favourite, as evidence by his reception from the
estimated 14,500 fans on hand. “I think this is such a tough business, you have
respect for players that are gifted, that do things on the field you just go
Wow,” Whisenhunt said. “And Ryan does that every once in a while. Thats what
catches everybodys eye, like the 44-yard run in practice the other day.”
Williams said people who have seen him play realize “that I can bring another
dimension to the team.” “Theyre anxious to see that on the field,” he said. “Im
anxious to be out there myself.” The Cardinals drafted Williams in the second
round out of Virginia Tech a year ago, and he made an immediate impression. His
presence was a factor in Arizonas decision to trade running back Tim Hightower
to the Washington Redskins in July of last year. Williams ability to cut on a
dime, combined with tremendous speed and surprising power, gave the 5-foot-9,
207-pound runner an ever-increasing role leading to the 2011 season. But he went
down in a preseason game against Green Bay last Aug. 19, and has had to
patiently, persistently work on rehabilitating the injury ever since the
subsequent surgery. He said he knows that many players have needed more than a
year to come back from the injury, so he feels comfortable with his current
schedule. Williams also said that enduring the injury and the work it took to
come back from it has changed the kind of person he is. “I had a lot of time to
myself, just to really sit back and just think,” he said. “I felt like I became
a better man.” ’ ’ ’