Harkey's toughness energizes Rams

St. Louis Rams has lost the quarterback Sam Bradford key players, such as the defensive end Chris Long, need to recover. It is Bradford's season knee injury and reserves for a long time, but the specified return after ankle surgery. But wasn't hurt as bad when a tight end Cory Harkey suffered happened Sunday at Tampa bay. At the end of the third quarter, Harkey from quarterback Austin Davis in the left side of the flat, but Tampa bay safety Dashon work quickly surrounded the Harkey attacks on his left knee and square. Harkey managed to limp underground, but it looks bad enough, it can make him for a long time. "This is a rough idea of the impact," Rams coach Jeff Fisher said. "When you see it now, it is a byproduct of alliance and rule changes. That work is a very good soccer player, you don't want to see. We're worried about, I fear the worst, until he reached the sideline production."

Harkey, even said he was moved. "Obviously, it was a shock. This is terrible, but I know that once I was able to stand up to leave, I will be ok, this is a good thing," said Harkey. "God is looking for me. But, yes, this is terrible." When Harkey returned to the sideline, he wasted no time lobbying back in the game, sport, proved to be successful. The next drive, he was on the field through six yards after about 15 minutes (in game). Harkey return and contribution for everyone is an accident, in addition to those who have experienced from newcomer of comparable worth, multi-purpose the offense and a team of resident's tough guy.

"We know that we know Cory is a tough guy," Fisher said. "He likes game, document think he structure will be fine. We want to change some of the personnel organization and Corey said: 'no, don't change them.' I have come back, so impressive." On Monday, fisher said Harkey actually suffered a minor knee sprain. Fisher goes on to say that he would not rule out the possibility of Harkey against Dallas this week despite injuries. Based on the Harkey what he did last week, not surprisingly, he will no more.