Shockey

26. September 2010 | 19:49

Tight end Jeremy Shockey added to New Orleans Saints’ injury report

Shockey is still probable for Sunday’s game vs. Atlanta Falcons with bruised quad (News Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune - 20:24:06)

Ballroom in the barn

Bonnie and Ken Shockey dance Friday night at the Ballroom in the Barn fundraiser at the Allison-Antrim Museum Pennsylvania German bank barn in Greencastle, Pa. (News Source: The Herald-Mail - 02:14:08)

Michael Jenkins inactive for Falcons vs. Saints

Falcons receiver Michael Jenkins is inactive for today’s game against the Saints. He was listed as questionable with a shoulder injury.Falcons running back Michael Turner and Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey, both of whom were listed as probable, are active…. (News Source: NBC Sports: ProFootballTalk - 16:22:15)

If Drew Brees’ Wife Brittany Goes Into Game-Day Labor, She’s On Her Own [Brees Baby Talk]

# breesbabytalk So, 60 Minutes will feature Drew Brees tomorrow night. The segment includes an interview with Jeremy Shockey, thus totally screwing anybody who said “I’ll tattoo ‘Berzerker’ on my forehead if Jeremy Shockey ever gets on 60 Minutes.” More Â» (News Source: Deadspin - 14:22:49)

Saints CB Gay out, TE Shockey probable against Falcons

New Orleans cornerback Randall Gay will miss Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons, the team announced on Friday. (News Source: NFL.com - 20:13:56)

Obituaries reported in the Sept. 9, 2010, Advocate

These obituaries were reported in the Sept. 9, 2010, Advocate: Grace Haley Davis, Harold G. Dierking, Alice Luree Stewart Gallup, Nellie Louise Shockey Kaster, Bertha Mary Koch, Joseph F. Luckeroth, Richard G. Smith and Joy Stewart. (News Source: The Marysville Advocate - 17:12:46)

Carroll: Rice, Harvin, Best are fantasy upgrades

Judging from my emails and tweets, injuries are as big a factor as ever when it comes to winning and losing in the NFL. Whether you care if “your team” is notching a win or if you’re counting points in your fantasy league, talent wins, but keeping that talent available is as big a part as assembling it. Fantasy players often don’t feel like they can manage that risk, but while they don’t have … (News Source: Sports Illustrated - 06:32:09)

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