Carney will kick for Saints; Clancy still out
October, 18, 2009
Oct 18
11:41
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Posted by ESPN.com’s Pat Yasinskas
NEW ORLEANS – Just got the inactives and we’ve got a couple of points of interest for the Saints.
Kicker Garrett Hartley, who has finished serving a four-game suspension, is inactive. That means veteran John Carney will handle the kicking duties. Also, defensive tackle Kendrick Clancy, who had returned to practice this week after an injury, will not play. Remi Ayodele will continue to start in his place.
The other inactives for the Saints are cornerback Leigh Torrence, running back Lynell Hamilton, linebacker Jo-Lonn Dunbar, center Nick Leckey and tight end Darnell Dinkins. Chase Daniel will be the third quarterback.
For the Giants, Ramses Barden, Danny Ware, Aaron Ross, Michael Boley, Adam Koets, Guy Whimper, Clint Smith and Chris Canty are inactive.
NEW ORLEANS – Just got the inactives and we’ve got a couple of points of interest for the Saints.
Kicker Garrett Hartley, who has finished serving a four-game suspension, is inactive. That means veteran John Carney will handle the kicking duties. Also, defensive tackle Kendrick Clancy, who had returned to practice this week after an injury, will not play. Remi Ayodele will continue to start in his place.
The other inactives for the Saints are cornerback Leigh Torrence, running back Lynell Hamilton, linebacker Jo-Lonn Dunbar, center Nick Leckey and tight end Darnell Dinkins. Chase Daniel will be the third quarterback.
For the Giants, Ramses Barden, Danny Ware, Aaron Ross, Michael Boley, Adam Koets, Guy Whimper, Clint Smith and Chris Canty are inactive.
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Yasinskas joined ESPN.com in January 2008 after covering the Carolina Panthers for The Charlotte Observer for nine seasons. He began his journalism career with The Tampa Tribune in 1990.