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Associated Press
Thursday, August 20, 2009 RENTON, Wash. -- The second knee surgery in eight months for Seahawks nine-time Pro Bowl left tackle Walter Jones has removed loose fragments, including scar tissue from the original surgery. It hasn't removed doubt whether the man widely viewed as the pre-eminent left tackle of the last decade will be able to play in the first few games, if at all this season. A team spokesman said Thursday morning that Jones' procedure earlier in the day "went well," and arthroscopic surgery found what an MR ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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