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  • FA Defensive Back
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    Frank Walker is expected to return to the field this week.
    He’s been out since the beginning of the month with a broken foot. Walker’s return will get undrafted rookie Curtis DeLoach out of the lineup.
  • FA Defensive Back
    Giants cornerback Frank Walker broke his right foot and is out for Sundays’ game.
    Giants spokesman Avis Roper did not know how long Walker would be sidelined.
  • FA Defensive Back
    Free agent CB Frank Walker is drawing interest from the Texans, Rams, Raiders, Jaguars and Ravens, a league source tells Ravens beat writer Aaron Wilson.
    We suspect that this source is Walker’s agent, who is doing his job by creating a market for his client. Walker is a dime back that would also help on special teams.
  • FA Defensive Back
    Cowboys agreed to terms with CB Frank Walker.
    The nine-year veteran was a final cut with the Titans last week. With Orlando Scandrick (ankle), Mike Jenkins (shoulder, knee), and Terence Newman (groin) all battling injuries, Walker could see action against the 49ers this week. He’s a former teammate of coach Jason Garrett.
  • FA Defensive Back
    Giants CB Frank Walker sprained an ankle Sunday but expects to play this week.
  • FA Defensive Back
    Giants cornerback Frank Walker spent Super Bowl weekend in jail for possessing a stolen vehicle.
    Walker reportedly bought the car from a man who owed a gambling debt to a childhood friend of Walker’s. Good times.
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  • FA Defensive Back
    Frank Walker underwent arthroscopic knee surgery Tuesday and is expected to miss up to one month.
    Walker suffered torn cartilage in his knee while covering a punt in Week 6 and the Packers are now thin at cornerback with Will Blackmon also out for the season.
  • FA Defensive Back
    Packers cornerback Will Blackmon is fully recovered from the foot injury that cost him nearly all of his rookie season.
    He’s the favorite to be Green Bay’s primary nickel back, though Frank Walker is in the mix. Blackmon, a fourth-round pick in 2006, has been getting the majority of first-team minicamp reps while Charles Woodson has been out.
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