Arizona Cardinals CB Patrick Peterson Just Fine

Arizona Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson was knocked out of Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles

At the time the injury appeared to be worse but cornerback Patrick Peterson, who was taken out of the game on Sunday in the 24-20 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles with a concussion, has been cleared to practice with the team again.  He left the game on Sunday in the second quarter.

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Eagles receiver Jeremy Maclin also was knocked out on the same play but he was able to return to the game.  The one who caused the hit, Cards safety Deone Bucannon, also got up from the play and was able to remain in the game.

Peterson is able to practice but he still has one more test he must pass before the doctors will clear him to play this Sunday.  All indications seem to be though that he is fine and will be available to play this Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.

Peterson’s play has been sporadic and frustrating to watch at times but as a fan you still want him to be in there.  He’ll improve.  First though he needs to pass his test to be able to play this Sunday.