Kearse's freaky Titans reunion
Posted: Monday May 19, 2008 07:26AM ET
The second time around has been different for defensive end Jevon Kearse in Tennessee. After four generally disappointing seasons with the Eagles, due in part to injuries, Kearse is back with the Titans and said he no longer has a chip on his shoulder. Now it's a boulder. Kearse has been a regular presence at the team facility this offseason, which is a change from his first tenure. With the Titans losing pass-rushing ends Antwan Odom (Bengals) and Travis LaBoy (Cardinals) in free agency, the hope is that Kearse can step back in and return to form. It could be a platoon-type situation, with Kearse rotating with fourth-round pick William Hayes (Winston-Salem) and free agent signee Bryce Fisher. But Kearse has already stated that he wants the full-time gig.
Jevon Kearse , Jamie Squire/Getty Images
Comments (12)
Is that a porn site,UpyoursArlen ?
Beer-n-drums | 05/19/08, 09:32 AM
Report Offensive CommentGood luck with that Kearse...lots of talent...can't stay healthy...story of LOTS of atheletes
bigicemike | 05/19/08, 10:05 AM
Report Offensive CommentWhy the hell did the Boston Globe write this?
RunItUp | 05/19/08, 10:50 AM
Report Offensive CommentI hope I am wrong but I think this guy is done. This speedster defensive ends seem to have a shorter shelf life.
buckybadger | 05/19/08, 11:15 AM
Report Offensive Commenthope it happens for him but a betting man wouldn't place much of a bet on it
pw | 05/19/08, 12:09 PM
Report Offensive CommentI think that "boulder" is a sack of cash he received from Philly from keep the bench warm.
Mental Ray | 05/19/08, 01:28 PM
Report Offensive CommentVY needs all the help he can get
Hank Hill | 05/19/08, 03:06 PM
Report Offensive CommentI still remember when they put this guy on Vick duty in the playoffs..shame he got injured so badly.
Squeeb | 05/19/08, 04:03 PM
Report Offensive CommentThe Titans need a healthy, productive Kearse in the worst way. Hope it works out.
Capsfan | 05/19/08, 04:05 PM
Report Offensive Comment"It was feared that he tore several ligaments in his knee, as well as dislocating his kneecap, tearing his knee capsule, straining his quadriceps tendon, and injuring his hamstring"
Wow.
Squeeb | 05/19/08, 04:08 PM
Report Offensive CommentApparently it wasn't as bad as I quoted...still no good :(
Squeeb | 05/19/08, 04:10 PM
Report Offensive CommentThis is like the 3rd or 4th T&N link about essentially the same story. Slow day I guess.
smoss | 05/19/08, 04:24 PM
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