2008 Super Bowl Wednesday injury report

The injury reports for the New England Patriots and the New York Giants on Wednesday shows Tom Brady good for Super Bowl.

2008 Super Bowl Wednesday injury report The much anticipated Wednesday injury report is out and the biggest 2008 Super Bowl question has been answered - how's Tom Brady doing? In the New England Patriots Wednesday injury report, Tom Brady has done a full Wednesday practice and the right ankle injury has not even been mentioned. Instead, Tom Brady was listed with "right shoulder injury", the same type of injury that has landed Brady on the injury report for the last three years. The only other New England player listed on the Patriots injury report was wide receiver Jabar Gaffney, who had a limited practice on Wednesday, due to shoulder injury, as well.

The injury report out of the New York Giants isn't much longer, either. Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress missed Wednesday practice, due to ankle issues and cornerback Kevin Dockery did a limited Wednesday practice, recovering from hip flexor injury. Guard Rich Seubert also had a limited Wednesday practice thanks to a knee problem.

The 2008 Super Bowl odds at the online sportsbook Bodog Sports, still show the Patriots -11.5 points against the spread and the odds on the Giants to win the Super Bowl are sitting at underdog +325. The total point expected during the 2008 Super Bowl game were bumped up to 54 points.

Published on 01/31/2008