Cleveland Browns wide overseer Joe Jurevicius likely will miss the onset of the uniform season because of his hot knee .
Cleveland Browns wide liquidator Joe Jurevicius likely will miss the flinch of the ordinary season because of his modern knee surgery.
Browns widespread manager Phil Savage told WTAM-AM Thursday that Jurevicius will probably opening the season on the physically impotent to perform list. If he does, Jurevicius would miss at least the leading six of the season.
Jurevicius had bulge and discomfort in his in shape knee correlated to a foregoing control and needed another modus operandi in June.
“It’s been very frustrating for Dick because this off as just an artless knee scope back in January, and it’s morphed itself into multiple ,” Savage told the radio station Thursday.
Jurevicius had 50 for 614 yards and three last season. The 33-year-old was likely to see a bargain role this season as the Browns’ No. 3 beneficiary behind wide Braylon Edwards and only just acquired Donte’ Stallworth.
The most likely candidates to put back Jurevicius are out of the ordinary teams Pro Bowler Joshua Cribbs and wide earphones Travis Wilson.
But Cribbs has only 14 receptions over three and a number of balls during minicamp last month. Wilson, a -round plan pick in 2006, didn’t play at all last season and has been a disappointment.
Savage said Jurevicius will be before tuition camp Wednesday and that the team influence not know his reputation until the end of August. The customary season begins Sept. 7 against Dallas.
Following Jurevicius’ primary , he contracted a staph infection, the Browns player in four years to get .
He made growth toward a coming back to , but his knee flared up yet again and he had surgery on June 30.
A message comment from Jurevicius’ agent, David Dunn, was not closely returned.
Jurevicius has two years remaining on a four-year indenture signed in 2006. The 10-year expert, who has also played for the New York Giants, Tampa Bay and Seattle, to his home royal to play for Cleveland.