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| December 10, 2007 Javon Walker missed yet another game Sunday due to his ailing knee. Walker probably will have to restructure his contract to remain with the Broncos next season, according to the Denver Post. Walker has only three catches since Week 2, concerns about his surgically repaired knee will linger, and he's due $4.4 million in option bonuses during the offseason. On top of all that, Brandon Marshall has excelled as a legitimate No. 1 receiving option, and Brandon Stokley has proved to be a legit No. 2 and just got a contract extension, lessening Walker's value to the Broncos even more. |
| December 9, 2007 Broncos wideout Javon Walker is inactive for Week 14 because of his linger knee problems. Walker practiced this week, although he clearly hasnt been himself on the field since returning from surgery. This makes Brandon Marshall a more tempting option for fantasy owners. |
| December 6, 2007 Javon Walker (knee) was limited at Thursday's practice and once again is a risky play in Week 14. |
| December 2, 2007 Broncos wide receivers Javon Walker (knee) and Brandon Stokley (knee) are both active for Sunday's game against the Raiders. Neither player is a strong fantasy start. |
| November 27, 2007 Javon Walker didn't play much in Week 12, but his right knee feels good. "There were no setbacks and I think I will get better each week," Walker tells the Denver Post. "I'm excited about getting more plays this week." |
| November 25, 2007 Javon Walker (knee) is active on Sunday against the Bears. It will be his first action since Week 3. |
| November 25, 2007 Broncos receiver Javon Walker will return to action against the Bears on Sunday according to CBS. Walker hasnt played since Week 3. |
| November 23, 2007 Javon Walker practiced for the second straight day Thursday and has a good shot to play Sunday at Chicago. He's coming back from a knee injury. |
| November 21, 2007 Broncos wide receiver Javon Walker returned to the practice field on Wednesday, and may be healthy enough to play on Sunday in Soldier Field. Walker has missed eight games straight with an injured right knee. Coach Mike Shanahan told reporters, If there are no setbacks, he should be ready to go. |
| November 19, 2007 Wide receiver Javon Walker will miss yet another game with his knee injury. Walker was hopeful to return to the field for the Monday night contest, but he will have to attempt his return against the Bears next weekend. |
| November 17, 2007 The Broncos have ruled Javon Walker out for Monday's game, according to the Denver Post. He was holding out hope of getting back into the mix this week, but Week 12 was always a more realistic target. |
| November 13, 2007 Javon Walker does not think he'll be able to suit up for the Week 11 tilt with the Titans. He underwent right knee surgery on October 19 and began running last week. I would say it's probably a longshot for him to play on Monday night, head coach Mike Shanahan tells the Denver Post. He's got to show us what he can do during practice this week." Walker has missed the last six games. |
| November 10, 2007 Javon Walker is cautiously optimistic that he will be able to return to action for Week 11. "Tennessee is a maybe," Walker said Friday, according to the Denver Post. "We'll see how it goes. But there is a real chance. The way I look at it is if I'm ready for Tennessee, it'd be a bonus." That would put him ahead of schedule in his recovery from knee surgery, so we'll have to see how the joint responds to practice next week before considering his status for Week 11. |
| October 30, 2007 Javon Walker claims he'll be back sooner than the six-week timeframe prescribed following his October 19 right knee surgery. "It will be sooner than six weeks," Walker tells the Denver Post. "It will be much sooner than that. It feels much better now." Fantasy owners should keep him on the end of their benches. |
| October 19, 2007 Receiver Javon Walker underwent surgery on his right knee on Friday, and could miss some serious time. "I heard the doctor estimate it at six weeks," Shanahan told reporters. "We'll get a better feel on it next week or so." Walker has missed the last two games due to swelling and pain associated with his knee, which is the same knee that had the ACL tear while playing with the Green Bay Packers in 2005. |
| October 18, 2007 Javon Walker will undergo surgery on Friday to repair issues with his right knee and is out for four weeks, the Denver Post reports. Walker has been out since Week 3 due to fluid and inflammation in his right knee. He practiced on Monday and Wednesday but apparently ran into more problems. "How quickly he comes back I'm not really sure," head coach Mike Shanahan says. "Doctors don't think it's very serious but serious enough to go in there and clean it out." |
| October 17, 2007 Broncos receiver Javon Walker returned to the practice field with limited participation on Wednesday. Walker is hopeful that he can play on Sunday against the Steelers. He has sat the previous two games due to a knee injury. |
| October 15, 2007 Javon Walker practiced on Monday, and he hopes to play in Week 7. However, Walker also remained realistic about the inflammation in his right knee. Its just an injury where it (takes) time and you dont really get time (to rehabilitate) until the seasons overwith," Walker tells the team's official web site. "Im ready to go... Its getting there. Its football, so its never going to be 100 percent, but I can get it monitored during the week of practice. Walker hasn't played since Week 3. |
| October 10, 2007 Javon Walker did not practice on Tuesday, but he expects to return when the club faces the Steelers in Week 7, the Denver Post reports. Walker has missed the last two games due to fluid in his right knee. The Broncos are on bye in Week 6. |
| October 5, 2007 Javon Walker says that wide receiver Javon Walker will not play in Week 5 due to a sore right knee, the Denver Post reports. Brandon Stokley will start in his place. The Broncos are on the bye in Week 6. |
| October 5, 2007 Javon Walker sat out another practice Thursday and appears to be a game-time decision, at best, for Sunday's divisional showdown with San Diego. |
| October 4, 2007 Javon Walker did not practice on Wednesday. He did not play in Week 4 due to inflammation and fluid in his right knee. "No one wants me to come back as much as I do," Walker tells the Denver Post. |
| October 2, 2007 Javon Walker is sure that his right knee won't keep him out in the long run, but he is not certain about Week 5. "I've done long-term before, and this is not it," Walker tells the Denver Post. "I just have to wait for it to drain." He insists that this swelling and inflammation has nothing to do with the torn ACL he suffered in 2005. Walker did not play in Week 4 against the Colts. |
| September 29, 2007 It appears Javon Walker owners will have to use someone else at wideout Sunday. Walker is likely to sit out Sunday's game due to a sore right knee, according to NFL.com. The two Brandon's - Marshall and Stokley - will start if Walker in fact cannot go. |
| September 29, 2007 Javon Walker is listed as questionable for Sunday's game. He returned to take part in a limited practice on Friday to test out his sore right knee, according to the Rocky Mountain News. It appears that Walker will be a game-time call Sunday, but it's looking more likely that he will be able to suit up for the contest. |
| September 26, 2007 Broncos receiver Javon Walker had to sit out Wednesdays practice because of inflammation in his right knee, which was the knee he hurt during his final season as a Packer and landed funny on during a practice in mid-August. We thought wed give him a days rest, Mike Shanahan told the teams website. Its been sore the last couple of weeks. Theres some inflammation, but hopefully it gets better. Shanahan added that Walker underwent an MRI that revealed "nothing serious." Well definitely be keeping a close eye on Walkers practice attendance for the rest of the week because it is no certainty that he will play through this on Sunday. Losing Walker would mean a lot more of Jay Cutlers attention will be focused on Brandon Marshall. |
| August 17, 2007 Javon Walker landed awkwardly on his right knee during practice on Thursday morning and thought something might be amiss. "It was kind of scary," Walker tells the Rocky Mountain News. "I actually didn't know what was wrong... From what I understand, some of the tissue and cartilage is still breaking away from the surgery, which is a good thing because the range of motion gets better in my knee." An MRI confirmed the that nothing was wrong. Walker has undergone three surgeries on his right knee, including one to repair a torn ACL. He plans to play in Saturday's preseason game. |
| August 10, 2007 Javon Walker has been one of the few healthy receivers in Broncos camp, which is a good sign considering he was still working his way back from ACL surgery at this point last year. "I feel like I'm back to my old self as far as not coming off any injuries, and I'm doing everything I can to show what I can do," Walker tells the Rocky Mountain News. "Last year was a glimpse, but in my head, the people of Denver haven't seen nothing yet." |
| August 4, 2007 Javon Walker had to leave with an injured hamstring late in the day and did not finish practice. He told the Denver Post he was fine. |
| February 16, 2007 The Broncos have picked up Walker's option bonus, which means he'll be paid $10.7 million this offseason, the Denver Post reports. It also means the Broncos have Walker tied up for five years if they so choose. His initial contract with the team was a make-good deal that was easy for the team to walk away from after one season, but Walker's superb campaign (69 catches, 1,084 yards and eight TDs) made this an easy call for the front office. |