Saturday, July 25, 2009
Buffalo Bills Hardy and Hawthorne Placed On PUP and Jon DiGiogio Waived Training Camp Day 1
The Buffalo Bills earlier today waived hard hitting linebacker Jon DiGiorgio who was set to enter his fourth year with the Bills because he, failed his training camp physical. The John DiGiorio move came as a bit of a surprise because he was a valued member of the Bills Special Teams and Linebacker Corps the last three season. DiGiorio surgically repaired knee has not responded as well as he would have hoped. DiGiorio suffered a torn ACL in week 6 against the San Diego Chargers last season. James Hardy and C.J. Hawthorne were put on the not ready to practice and were placed on the PUP. Being active on the PUP Hardy and Hawthorne can come off the PUP and re-join the team as soon they pass the team physical. Hardy is coming off ACL surgery and he expects to be back by the end of the preseason. Hawthorne had surgery on his foot and there is no expectation when he, will start participating in training camp anytime soon.
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