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IRVING, Texas - Three days before their regular-season opener, the Cowboys learned wide receiver Terry Glenn's problematic right knee will force him to miss the entire 2007 season, team owner and general manager Jerry Jones said late Thursday afternoon. Jones said Glenn's knee injury is similar to that of former Cowboys center Al Johnson, who missed his entire rookie season in 2003 following microfracture surgery. "You hate to see this with one of your top players and we need all of those we can beyond the field," Jones said. ""It's a real blow for Terry and for us."

Communication theory Sherman eyes Glenn's trust By TOM SILVERSTEINof the Journal Sentinel staff Last Updated: March 21, 2002 Orlando, Fla. - There are no guarantees that troubled wide receiver Terry Glenn will find peace of mind hundreds of miles from home in a new and starkly different environment. Packers Photo/AP Wide receiver Terry Glenn, obtained in a trade with the Patriots last week, comes to the Green Bay Packers with plenty of baggage, but his former coaches in New England speak highly of his ability on the field. Related Coverage Notes: Price was right for Johnson Glenn at a Glance...