Orchard Park, NY (WGR 550) -- WGR Sports Radio 550 has learned that Trent Edwards has an injured right shoulder and is seeking opinions on how to treat the damage. It is not known what the actual extent of the injury is but two league sources have told WGR that the injury does not seem serious. The Bills issued a press release saying Edwards underwent a routine MRI after complaining of soreness, and did not lose any strength in his shoulder because of the soreness.
During Trent Edwards' collegiate career, his right shoulder took plenty of abuse.
In 2003, Edwards suffered a right shoulder contusion against Washington State and missed two additional games.
In 2004, Edwards sprained his right shoulder against Oregon and then re-injured the same shoulder later that season which caused his to miss two games.
In 2005, Edwards sustained a neck/right shoulder stinger against California and re-injured his shoulder against Notre Dame later in the season.
In 2006, Edwards was not able to go 100% in spring drills due to his right shoulder.
Edwards also broke a bone in his right foot during his senior season and the overall pounding he received at Stanford caused some scouts to worry about his durability. During his brief NFL career, Edwards has missed games in both 2007 (wrist) and in 2008 (thigh - preseason, concussion, groin).
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