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Cowboys LB DeMarcus Ware Has Small Wrist Fracture; Will Play Vs Giants

05 December 2009
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Already playing with a stress fracture in his foot, Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware has a small wrist fracture but it will not keep him out of Sunday’s game against the New York Giants.

Ware was already on the weekly injury report with the foot injury but the wrist was added today. He is listed as probable. Ware had X-rays today that revealed the fracture. Ware will have to wear a small cast for protection

Ware has not missed a game in his career (75 straight) and it does not appear he will miss Sunday’s game either, which is good news for the Cowboys.

However, while he relies mostly on his speed to get around blockers he has become mroe adept at shedding linemen with his hands. The wrist injury could complicate that some.

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