Jets confirm Holmes out for season
Receiver has Lisfranc injury suffered Sunday vs. 49ers. Terry McCormick
The talk that New York Jets reciever Santonio Holmes could be lost for the season became more than talk on Wednesday, when the team confirmed that Holmes is indeed finished for 2012 with a Lisfranc injury in his foot, per multiple reports
Holmes suffered the injury in Sunday's shutout loss to the San Francisco 49ers, and signed receiver Jason Hill to fill the roster spot with Holmes being placed on injured reserve.
The Jets have already lost their best defensive player for the season when cornerback Darrelle Revis suffered an ACL injury against Pittsburgh two weeks ago.
Follow me on Twitter @TerryMc13
Terry McCormick covers the Titans for TitanInsider.com
- Hot News & Rumors
- RSS
-
May 17 - NFC Report
NFL suspends Bruce Irvin for first 4 games of 2013
He's 6th Seahawk to get PED suspension in 2 years -
May 17 - College Football Report
Notre Dame continues to beef up its offensive line depth
-
May 17 - NFC Report
Transparent roof on Vikings new stadium will be self-cleaning
-
May 17 - AFC Report
Hoyer reaches deal with Browns
-
May 17 - AFC Report
Jets' Goodson arrested on gun, drug charges
-
May 17 - NFC Report
Mother of Titus Young's son gets restraining order
-
May 17 - NFC Report
Mean Joe Greene: Suh 'can’t let other voices dictate how he plays'
-
May 17 - AFC Report
No deal yet for Freeney in San Diego
-
May 16 - AFC Report
McClain retired to 'get his life together'
-
May 16 - NFC Report
Anthony Hargrove finds a job in Dallas
-
May 16 - NFC Report
Report: Doug Free restructures contract with Cowboys
-
May 16 - NFC Report
Eagles could line DeSean Jackson up in backfield some
-
MAY 13
Jeff FedotinFormer discus star launches football career with 49ers.
-
MAY 08
Joel CorryA potential solution for Doug Free's situation
The high-priced right tackle is scheduled to make $7 million this season.
-
MAY 06
Jeff FedotinHave the Pack finally found their rushing attack?
Eddie Lacy and Johnathan Franklin should provide a big boost to the Green Bay ground game.
