[vincesanity82]

Dallas receiver Terry Glenn has been out for more than a month, after suffering a knee injury early in camp. And the team's web site has two different -- and conflicting -- stories about his status.

As of 5:38 p.m. EDT, Rob Phillips of Cowboys.com wrote that owner/G.M. Jerry Jones said that Glenn would miss the entire season, suggesting that he will need arthroscopic surgery.

Twenty minutes later, Phillips posted another item changing Glenn's absence to two weeks and possibly more. But the other story is still live.

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[Lefty Noob]

Oddly enough, the first link now brings back an error message. The second has him missing "at least two weeks... possibly more." I get the feeling that it will most likely be more, but the Cowboys aren't ready to show their hand just yet. Maybe they're looking for a wideout and they don't want to seem desperate?

[Bette]

Apparently it is two weeks or more. I dont doubt it will be more either. Glenn has had his share of injuries.
At this point, I dont think there is anyone they could pick up that would be more valuable than what they have. Crayton is coming along and Hurd and Stanbeck have to pick up the pace a bit. And there is always Witten. Romo does have a way of finding him.
The loss of Glenn's speed really hurts.
But as Coach Phillips says, "It is what it is."