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| Height: 5-11 Weight: 193 Born: Jul 23, 1974, Columbus, OH |
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| December 28, 2007 Terry Glenn Cowboys wideout Terry Glenn, who has missed every game this season with a knee injury is listed as probable for Sundays game against Washington. |
| December 25, 2007 Terry Glenn (knee) has a decent shot to play in the season finale, according to the Cowboys official website. Glenn could use at least one dress rehearsal before the playoffs come. |
| December 17, 2007 Terry Glenn did some individual drills last week but hopes to join his teammates in practice this week. Recovering from two knee surgeries, he's dealing with swelling his right quadriceps, according to the Dallas Morning News. He could have the quad drained if it bothers him during the week. Even he makes it back for either of the last two games, it would be surprising if he actually contributed in fantasy terms. |
| December 13, 2007 Terry Glenn caught passes and did some individual drills on Wednesday, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports. He has been out all year due to two surgeries on his right knee. The latest operation came on September 13. Glenn is not expected to play in Weeks 15 or 16. |
| December 10, 2007 Terry Glenn began running routes on Friday, as he works his way back from knee surgery. "He looked good on Friday, and he looked good [Saturday]," owner Jerry Jones told the Dallas Morning News. "That's looking up there." It appears that Glenn will resume practicing this week, but he won't be ready to play against the Eagles. Realistically, the Cowboys are just hoping to get him ready for the postseason, perhaps with a little regular-season action to get his legs going. |
| November 26, 2007 Terry Glenn said he felt good yesterday but admitted he still doesn't know when he might return to game action. "I'd be lying if I said anything," Glenn told the Dallas Morning News. Glenn's recovering from two surgeries on his right knee, and it's entirely possible that he won't play again this season. |
| October 26, 2007 Terry Glenn reiterated on Thursday that he plans to play this season. He just doesn't know when he'll be able to return. "His spirits are good," head coach Wade Phillips tells the Dallas Morning News. "He's rehabbing his quad; they are building that up. Once you have a knee operation, you need the quad to go down, so they're building that up." Glenn underwent right knee surgery on September 13 to have loose cartilage removed from behind his kneecap. He has not yet started to run. Patrick Crayton is starting in his place. |
| October 15, 2007 Terry Glenn hopes to start running later this week, as he works his way back from two knee surgeries. Although Glenn said he expects to return this season, he would not give a timetable for when he might get into game action again, according to the Dallas Morning News. In the meantime, Patrick Crayton will continue to start opposite Terrell Owens for the Cowboys. |
| October 5, 2007 Terry Glenn continues to rehab following surgery on September 13 to remove cartilage from behind his right kneecap. "He's very ambitiously and aggressively doing everything he can rehabbing and he fully expects to play," owner Jerry Jones tells the team's official web site. Jones refused to put a timetable on Glenn's return. Reports suggest a four-to-five-week timetable following his type of surgery. |
| September 14, 2007 The Cowboys did not provide a specific timetable for Terry Glenn's return following Thursday's right knee surgery. However, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram pointed to a possible four-to-five-week window, and the Dallas Morning News offered a four-to-six-week timeframe. Glenn had cartilage removed from behind his kneecap. |
| September 13, 2007 Terry Glenn will try to play again this season. The veteran underwent right knee surgery on Thursday and opted against the microfracture operation, the Dallas Morning News reports. Glenn had a less serious procedure on his cartilage. "There's no timetable as to when, but with this procedure, they feel like he has a chance to come back and make a run at playing this season, team spokesman Rich Dalrymple says. Patrick Crayton is starting in Glenn's place. |
| September 11, 2007 Terry Glenn is receiving a second opinion from Dr. James Andrews regarding his right knee, and Dallas Morning News reports. Glenn needs to decide if he will undergo microfracture surgery or a less-serious operation that would remove some loose cartilage. Patrick Crayton is starting in his place, and Sam Hurd has moved up to the No. 3 slot. |
| September 8, 2007 Terry Glenn has some major decisions to make regarding his injured knee. Working his way back from Aug. 1 surgery on his right knee, Glenn suffered a new injury to the joint in practice on Wednesday. Glenn may have an arthroscopic procedure done, from which he could return in a few weeks, according to the Dallas Morning News. However, that surgery might not fix the cartilage issue in his knee. Microfracture surgery may be the answer, but that would cost him the entire season for sure. At this point, consider him out indefinitely and pick up his replacement, Patrick Crayton, who could excel as the Cowboys' No. 2 WR. |
| September 7, 2007 Terry Glenn has had a setback with his right knee and will miss at least two games, if not more. Glenn underwent surgery on August 1 to have a cyst removed from the back of the knee and returned to practice this week. He experienced swelling following Wednesdays practice, and the current issue is not believed to be related to the surgery. Agent Jimmy Gould tells the Dallas Morning News that Glenn will seek several opinions before deciding on the next move. Patrick Crayton will start in his place, and Sam Hurd will move up to the No. 3 receiver role. |
| September 6, 2007 Terry Glenn participated fully in practice on Wednesday, the Dallas Morning News reports. It was the first time he'd been that active since undergoing right knee surgery on August 1. |
| September 4, 2007 Terry Glenn practiced on Monday, but he did not take part in team drills. He missed the entire preseason after undergoing right knee surgery on August 1. "I'm not 100 percent. It's moving slowly," Glenn tells the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "Being out here with the team each day helps my progress." He is expected to practice fully on Wednesday. |
| September 2, 2007 It looks like Terry Glenn might be ready for Week 1. He was able to practice Saturday for the first time since undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery in August, according to the Dallas Morning News. Whether he'll suit up or start in the regular-season opener will depend on how the knee responds to practice during the next week, but at least he's headed in the right direction now. |
| August 30, 2007 Terry Glenn hopes to practice on Saturday and be ready for the season opener on September 9, but he's not certain of his status. "There's always a question," Glenn tells the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "With the grace of God, hopefully I will be out there." He underwent right knee surgery on August 1 and had a cyst removed from the back of the knee. |
| August 22, 2007 Terry Glenn will not appear in a preseason game and hopes to be back at practice after the August 30 tilt against the Vikings. He underwent right knee surgery on August 1. "No, it's not a real concern," head coach Wade Phillips tells the Dallas Morning News. "He knows what to do and he knows how to do it and as long as he's ready physically, I think he'll be ready to do it." |
| August 13, 2007 Terry Glenn is targeting the August 30 preseason game for his only action before the regular campaign. "Even if [coach Wade Phillips] doesn't play me, that's when I want to be able to play in a game," Glenn tells the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "Just so I can get my feet and my legs going in a game a little bit. So in the Sunday night game [the season opener Sept. 9 against the New York Giants] I have something under me." He underwent right knee surgery on July 31 and isn't expected to practice soon. |
| August 1, 2007 Terry Glenn will have his right knee scoped Wednesday and is expected to miss two weeks. Patrick Crayton and Sam Hurd will get extra time in Glenn's absence. |
| July 30, 2007 Terry Glenn is not practicing on Monday due to a sore right knee, the team's official web site reports. Glenn suffered the injury on Sunday. An MRI was negative, and he is day-to-day. Sam Hurd took snaps in his place on Sunday. |
| July 30, 2007 Terry Glenn suffered a right knee injury on Sunday. An MRI came back negative, the Dallas Morning News reports. Glenn is day-to-day. |
| March 4, 2007 The Cowboys picked up Terry Glenn's $5 million roster bonus on Sunday, according to the AP. Glenn, who tallied 1,047 yards and six TDs last year, will earn a base salary of $820,000 next year. |