Saints SS Chris Reis to have season-ending surgery

papz · 10-04-2010, 08:33 PM

by Bradley Handwerger / Eyewitness Sports
wwltv.com
Posted on October 4, 2010 at 7:52 PM

Updated today at 8:04 PM

NEW ORLEANS ― Saints safety Chris Reis will have season-ending surgery on the right shoulder he injured in the second half of New Orleans’ 16-14 win over Carolina on Sunday, an NFL source said Monday night.

Reis entered the game after Pierson Prioleau bruised his chest and a lung early in the second quarter.

The fourth-year player out of Georgia Tech had four tackles this season, all coming against Carolina. He was inactive for the first two games.

Reis has been a stalwart for the Saints on special teams throughout his career and recovered the onside kick to open the second half in the Super Bowl.

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papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,774	Saints SS Chris Reis to have season-ending surgery by Bradley Handwerger / Eyewitness Sports wwltv.com Posted on October 4, 2010 at 7:52 PM Updated today at 8:04 PM NEW ORLEANS ― Saints safety Chris Reis will have season-ending surgery on the right shoulder he injured in the second half of New Orleans’ 16-14 win over Carolina on Sunday, an NFL source said Monday night. Reis entered the game after Pierson Prioleau bruised his chest and a lung early in the second quarter. The fourth-year player out of Georgia Tech had four tackles this season, all coming against Carolina. He was inactive for the first two games. Reis has been a stalwart for the Saints on special teams throughout his career and recovered the onside kick to open the second half in the Super Bowl. Saints SS Chris Reis to have season-ending surgery \| New Orleans News, Local News, Breaking News, Weather \| wwltv.com \| Eye on Black and Gold
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