Tracking the Pro Career of Anthony Clement (2008 over due to injury)

[Boomer]

Wasn't the story about coach Ship's book run with the title of dark days or something to that leaning???

[NewsCopy]

 
The 10-year veteran started every game at right tackle for the New York Jets for the past two seasons. He spent his first seven seasons in Arizona and one with the San Francisco 49ers.

The rest of the story

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  The Patriots placed veteran offensive lineman Anthony Clement on the reserve/injured list with a knee injury.


FOXBOROUGH, MA -- Clement, 32, is a veteran of 10 NFL seasons with the Arizona Cardinals (1998-2004), San Francisco 49ers (2005) and New York Jets (2006-07).

The 6-foot-8-inch, 320-pound offensive tackle has played in 128 career games with 107 starts. He started at right tackle for the Jets in every game in each of the last two seasons.

He was signed by the Jets as an unrestricted free agent on March 11, 2006 after spending the 2005 season with the 49ers, when he started six of 14 games for San Francisco.

Clement spent the first seven seasons of his career with the Cardinals after being selected by Arizona in the second round of the 1998 NFL Draft (36th overall) out of Louisiana-Lafayette.

Clement was released by the Jets on March 4, 2008.

The source of the story

[CajunT]

Season Ending Injury
by Site Staff of PatriotsInsider.com, August 3, 2008 at 11:38am ET

Anthony Clement Profile

When offensive tackle Anthony Clement joined the New England Patriots as a free agent, the last thing he expected was the season to end in training camp. That's what happened Saturday as the team placed Clement on injured reserve with a knee injury. Clement suffered the injury earlier in the week, and had been away from practice leading up to the move.

The 10-year veteran has appeared in 128 career games with 107 starts. He started for the New York Jets at right tackle for the past two seasons.

[DaddyCajun]

Best of luck to Anthony. Hopefully if it is in him he will play next season, if not maybe he will come help out with UL's O-line!!!