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    The recovery timetable for Jets center Kevin Mawae’s broken hand has changed to 2-4 weeks.
    Coach Herm Edwards says Mawae is “50-50" to play in week four when New York returns from it’s bye week.
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    Jets center Kevin Mawae remains “50-50" to start this week.
    His 157 straight games started streak is in jeopardy. The Jets offense has a tough match-up with Miami this week.
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    Kevin Mawae is “day-to-day” after breaking a bone in his hand this weekend.
    With the Jets in their bye week, it sounds like Mawae won’t miss any practice time.
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    Jets upgraded center Kevin Mawae to probable with a hand injury.
    There’s a chance Mawae and guard Pete Kendall could switch spots if Mawae is unable to hike the ball.
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    Pro Bowl center Kevin Mawae snapped the ball with his left hand last weekend because his right hand is broken.
    No fantasy impact, but that’s pretty damn amazing.
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    Kevin Mawae broke his right hand during Sunday’s game.
    He broke the fourth metacarpal in his hand in the third quarter. It’s uncertain how long he’ll be out.
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    Titans coach Jeff Fisher said the team is “in a holding pattern” regarding free agent C Kevin Mawae.
    The Titans have already made their move, shifting Eugene Amano to center and installing Leroy Harris at left guard. If Mawae does end up re-signing, he’ll be a backup. Mawae’s conspiracy theory is that he hasn’t gotten any nibbles on the free agent market because he is the president of the NFLPA.
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    Jets C Kevin Mawae left today’s game with an elbow injury.
    It would have to be a very serious injury to knock Mawae out. He’ll undergo x-rays Monday.
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    Jets All Pro C Kevin Mawae will miss the rest of the 2005 season with a torn left tricep.
    The Jets can hardly afford to lose offensive talent, much less their best player and team captain. Mawae had played 177 straight games, third most in the NFL behind Brett Favre and Will Shields. This just makes it less likely that Curtis Martin and the Jets offense will ever get on track this season.
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