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| Height: 6-3 Weight: 217 Born: Jul 9, 1970, St. Louis, MO |
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December 31, 2006 Trent Green was shaken up a number of times in Sunday's game, including twice when he made late slides, similar to when he was knocked out earlier this season. If Green wants to play next year, he should consider sliding lessons in the offseason. |
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December 27, 2006 Coach Herm Edwards said yesterday that Trent Green will be the Chiefs' starting quarterback next season, according to the KC Star. "Why wouldn’t he be?" Edwards asked Tuesday. "I don’t think we need to get in a panic after one season of a guy basically being knocked out for half of the year and then having to come back and play. ... Yeah, he doesn’t have the stats he had last year. Well, how can he? He missed a lot of games." |
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December 3, 2006 After struggling in his first two games since returning from his head injury, Trent Green went off in a losing effort to the Browns, completing 24-of-32 passes for 297 yards, four TDs and one INT. His first touchdown pass in the game was his first of the year. |
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November 19, 2006 Trent Green wasn't asked to do much in his return to the lineup Sunday, completing just 9-of-16 passes for 102 yards with no TDs or INTs. Green did lead his team on an 80-yard game-winning drive. |
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November 15, 2006 Chiefs coach Herm Edwards has named Trent Green his Week 11 starter, according to FOXSports.com. "We're going to go with Trent as our starter," Edwards said. "This has been his football team for a long time. I think his return will give us a shot of adrenaline. But Trent alone won't allow us to win games. We all have to circle around him and play better and coach better if we're going to win games down the stretch." Trent Green has been recovering from a concussion he suffered in Week 1. |
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November 14, 2006 Trent Green was given medical clearance to return to practice on Tuesday, according to the AP. Whether he or Damon Huard will start on Sunday against Oakland remains unclear, however. Coach Herm Edwards said earlier in the day that whatever decision he made would remain a secret until game time. |
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November 13, 2006 Chiefs coach Herm Edwards said he'll know Tuesday whether Trent Green will be cleared to fully take part in all practice drills, according to the KC Star. "I’m going to sit down and talk with him," Edwards said, "and see what the doctors say." If Green is cleared for contact practice, there's at least a chance he'll return to game action this weekend. |
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November 10, 2006 Trent Green is expected to be the third quarterback for Sunday's game at Miami. It's still not clear how Herm Edwards will handle his QB situation when Green is back to full health, given that Damon Huard has played very well in his absence. |
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November 7, 2006 Coach Herm Edwards admitted on Tuesday that he may stick with Damon Huard as his starting quarterback even after Trent Green returns from his concussion, according to ESPN.com. "If we were the other way, 3-5, we wouldn't be talking about this," Edwards said. "We'd be saying, 'Yeah, when is he coming back?' But now, we're winning, and it's 'What are you going to do when he comes back?' That's OK. That's a good problem to have." Green is expected to be ready to return on Nov. 19 against the Raiders. |
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November 4, 2006 Trent Green indicated that doctors may clear him for contact early next week, according to the KC Star. If that happens, Green believes he will be ready to play next weekend. "That’s just me," Green said. "I don’t know what everybody else’s thoughts are. But in my opinion, yeah, I could play." Not unexpectedly, coach Herm Edwards wasn't quite as certain about Green playing that soon, but he did say Green would be in uniform and workout before tomorrow's game. "It lets him get the adrenaline of going out there and going through warm-ups with the players and that whole deal," said Edwards, who added that Green wouldn't play under any circumstances tomorrow. |
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November 2, 2006 Trent Green participating in 7-on-7 drills Wednesday for the first time since early September, according to the Kansas City Star. "He looked good," Chiefs coach Herm Edwards said. "He gave us a good look as a Rams quarterback." The Chiefs are cautiously optimistic that Green will be able to return against the Dolphins on Nov. 12. |
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October 31, 2006 Trent Green, who is recovering from a concussion, could be cleared today for full participation in practice on Wednesday, according to the Kansas City Star. He's unlikely to play this week against the Rams, but he could return in Week 10 or 11. Despite some opinions that Damon Huard should remain the starting QB even after Green returns, coach Herm Edwards has stated that Green will reclaim his starting role once he's healthy. |
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October 26, 2006 Trent Green, who is recovering from a concussion, participated in individual drills on Wednesday for the first time in nearly seven weeks, according to the Kansas City Star. There's no definitive timetable for Green's return, but the Chiefs are cautiously optimistic they’ll have him back against Miami on November 12. |
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October 23, 2006 Chiefs coach Herm Edwards confirmed the obvious yesterday, stating that Trent Green would return as the starting quarterback when he's over his concussion, according to the KC Star. Although Green has been cleared to resume practicing this week, he said he probably won't return to action until at least Week 10. |
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October 21, 2006 The KC Star reports that Trent Green has been cleared to practice. "Based on what they’ve seen this week," said Chiefs president/GM Carl Peterson, "they’re going to let him start practicing and (doing) pretty much everything we do in practice during the week. That does not mean he’s been cleared yet to play, but it’s a big step, and I, for one, know he’s anxious to get started." Green, who is recovering from a concussion, will take part in 7-on-7 and 9-on-9 drills next week, though Peterson left open the possibility of Green playing in Week 8. "We’re still anticipating Damon (Huard) to be the starter for the next week (against Seattle)," he said. "But we’ll see how fast Trent comes along." |
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September 29, 2006 Although an exact timetable on Trent Green hasn't been set yet, he won't play in Week 4 or Week 5, the Topeka Capital-Journal reports. Green, who is coming back from a blow to the head in the season opener, just began driving again Wednesday and has not been cleared to practice, run, lift weights or workout on anything other than a low-impact elliptical machine. Damon Huard will continue to start in his absence. |
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September 28, 2006 On Wednesday, Chiefs coach Herm Edwards referred to the status of Trent Green as a "day-to-day, week-to-week thing," according to the Kansas City Star. Green, who has already been ruled out for this week, visited the team on Wednesday and plans to attend Sunday's game against the 49ers. |
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September 25, 2006 The Chiefs have ruled out the possibility that Trent Green could return in Week 4, according to the AP. Head coach Herman Edwards said that Green was feeling better and might visit the team this week. It is likely that Green is out until at least Week 6. |
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September 23, 2006 Although Chiefs coach Herm Edwards said Trent Green is feeling "a little bit better," the club is preparing to play without him next week, according to the KC Star. "There are still some tests and things he has to do," Edwards said. "There’s no rush, there’s no date, and I think that’s only fair for the player and for the team." |
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September 20, 2006 Trent Green underwent neurological testing Tuesday for his concussion, according to the KC Star. He still has no timetable set for a return to action at this point. "We’re confident he’s coming back," coach Herm Edwards said. "When he’s coming back … nobody knows." |
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September 11, 2006 The KC Star reports that the Chiefs expect Trent Green to return to action, perhaps for Week 5 following their bye week. Green was knocked unconscious during yesterday's game, though late last night, he was awake and moving his arms and legs. More should be known about his status over the next few days, but Damon Huard will quarterback the team for the foreseeable future. |
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September 10, 2006 Chiefs general manager Carl Peterson said that preliminary X-rays on Trent Green came back negative. Green suffered what was called "pretty severe head trauma" when he was hit in the head while sliding to the turf and had to be carried off the field on a stretcher. Peterson said that Green was knocked out, but when he woke up he remembered every play except the one he was injured on. |
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September 10, 2006 Trent Green was stretchered off the field on Sunday with an apparent head or neck injury. Green was attempting to slide at the end of a scramble, but he slid late and was hit in the upper body. He was replaced by Damon Huard. |
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February 22, 2006 Trent Green has offered to restructure his contract to help the Chiefs with their cap issues, according to the Kansas City Star. "If that’s something that helps the team," Green said, "and we can get it done to get more guys signed or to get more cap room or bring in more free agents, yeah, I’m willing to do that." Green's current contract counts nearly $8.3 million against the Chiefs’ salary cap. |