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Casualties keep mounting as more quarterbacks fall
Aikman, Elway Johnson leave with injuries
At this rate, the NFL might have to hold a midseason draft to find more quarterbacks.
The Associated Press
This week, three of the best — Troy Aikman, John Elway and Brad Johnson.
— went down with injuries.
A i k m a n 's injury was the worst — a broken left collarbone that
could keep him out two months. That follows an opening week in which eight quarterbacks got injured.
"It's kind of like bloody
water when sharks are around," the Bills' Rob Johnson said Sunday
after being sacked eight times in a 13-7 loss at Miami.
The big one Sunday was Aikman. A week ago, as Dallas beat Arizona 38-10, Aikman ran for two touchdowns as he was given more freedom to scramble in Chan Gailey's new system. This week it backfired. Aikman landed on his shoulder during a run and is now gone for at least a month, maybe two.
So Jason Garrett, primarily a third-stringer in his six-year career, is now the starter. He completed 14 of 19 passes for 113 yards against Denver, but it was primarily in garbage time.
If Elway.
who limped off in the fourth quarter, is gone for any length of time. Denver is better off.
The Bronze-
enced Bubby
Brister, whose
first pass was
a 30-yard com-
pletion.
Behind Brister is Brian
Griese, drafted
Deliver is issued to The Broncos have the experi-
as Elway's successor and a poised rookie.
"It's kind of like bloody water when sharks are around."
Rob Johnson
Buffalo Bills quarterback
Minnesota's Brad Johnson also was hurt without contact. He limped off the field after throwing a pass in the fourth quarter at St. Louis. Rand Cunningham replaced him and threw the winning touchdown.
Cunningham, a longtime starter for Philadelphia, could be playing for a while.
"We're concerned about Brad's ankle," said Coach Dennis Green. New Orleans' Denny Wuffelf
who did not produce a point in two starts last year, produced 19 in place of Billy
Joe Hobert, who is gone for the season with a torn Achilles' tendon as the Saints won their second straight, 19-14 against Carolina.
"You grow out of being a rookie through experience," Wuerffel said
Johnson's injury not season-ending
The Associated Press
after leaving the game in the fourth quarter. He underwent a magnetic resonance imaging test after
The severity of the injury was surprising; Johnson left the locker room without crutches
Johnson's injury, originally diagnosed as an ankle sprain Sunday night, is an undisplaced distal fracture of the fibula near the ankle, Vikings trainer Fred Zamberleti said. It is not a season-ending injury, but the timetable for Johnson's return is uncertain.
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brad Johnson broke a bone in his right leg during a 38-31 victory against the St. Louis Rams and could be out several weeks.
returning Sunday to Minneapolis.
Johnson was hurt on a play after right tackle Korey Stringer was penalized for a false start.
"I was hit high and low." Johnson said. He stayed in the game for one more play but then went to the bench.
He was replaced by Randall Cunningham, who will start Sunday against the Detroit Lions.
Last year, Cunningham replaced Johnson as the starter after Johnson had a season-ending neck injury.
"I have as much confidence in Randall as I do in DoB," said Cris Carter, who scored the winning touchdown Sunday on a 19-yard pass from Cunningham with 2:09 left.
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