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He didn’t do much and his left leg was heavily bandaged Monday, but the club expects QB Buck Pierce to be back at practice this morning. Pierce was given an extra day to rest what the club is calling a calf strain suffered in Thursday’s 25-20 win over B.C.
New face
With LB Joe Lobendahn (ankle) still not 100 per cent, the club brought in LB Dustin Doe Monday. Doe, a 6-foot, 228-pound import from Florida, will start on the practice roster. Meanwhile, LB Henoc Muamba (knee) participated in a few drills. That’s good news. On Friday, the team said he’d be out another 3-4 weeks.