| Height: 5-10
Weight: 230
Born: Nov 11, 1978, Forestville, MD | |
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November 28, 2008
LaMont Jordan (calf) was a limited participant at practice on Friday and has been listed as questionable to face the Steelers in Week 13, according to the Boston Globe. | November 23, 2008
Patriots inactives: QB Matt Gutierrez (3rd), DB Jason Webster, RB LaMont Jordan, DB Mike Richardson, T Wesley Britt, G Billy Yates, TE Tyson DeVree, LB Adalius Thomas. | November 22, 2008
LaMont Jordan (calf) has been downgraded to out against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, according to the Boston Herald. | November 20, 2008
LaMont Jordan was unable to practice Thursday due to his ailing calf, according to the Boston Herald. | November 12, 2008
Patriots running back LaMont Jordan did not practice on Wednesday and is listed as doubtful for New Englands Thursday night game against the Browns, according to the NFL Network. | November 11, 2008
LaMont Jordan did not participate in the Patriots practice on Tuesday due to his lingering calf injury, according to the Providence Journal. | November 9, 2008
Running back LaMont Jordan (calf) is inactive for the Week 10 game against the Bills, the NFL Network corrected. They previously reported that he would play. | November 9, 2008
Running back LaMont Jordan (calf) is active for the Week 10 game against the Bills. | November 7, 2008
LaMont Jordan did not practice on Friday, according to the Boston Globe. | November 5, 2008
LaMont Jordan did not play in the Patriots Week 9 loss to the Colts but was back on the practice field Wednesday, according to Providence Journal. | November 1, 2008
As expected, LaMont Jordan will miss Sunday's game against the Colts, according to the Associated Press. He is still being hindered by his ailing right calf. | October 31, 2008
LaMont Jordan was limited in practice for the second straight day Thursday while dealing with his calf ailment, according to the Boston Globe. Sammy Morris missed practice as well. | October 29, 2008
Running back LaMont Jordan was back and practicing with the Patriots on Wednesday, according to the Providence Journal. | October 24, 2008
LaMont Jordan is listed as doubtful for the Patriots Week 8 game due to a calf injury, according to the Associated Press. | October 23, 2008
NFL.com reports that New England running back LaMont Jordan aggravated his calf injury Wednesday and is unlikely to play Sunday for the third straight week. | October 17, 2008
LaMont Jordan (right calf) didn't practice on Friday and is being listed as doubtful to play this weekend, according to the Boston Globe. | October 15, 2008
LaMont Jordan missed Wednesday's practice while dealing with a calf ailment, according to the Boston Globe. | October 10, 2008
LaMont Jordan missed his third straight day of practice Friday due to his calf ailment, according to the Boston Globe. He is doubtful for Week 6 at San Diego. | October 9, 2008
LaMont Jordan was not present at the start of Thursday's practice while nursing his ailing right calf, according to the Boston Globe. | October 6, 2008
LaMont Jordan right leg injury that kept him out of the second half matchup with the Niners, is apparently healing quickly, according to the Boston Globe. HC Bill Belichick said that Jordan looks like a pretty quick healer...well have to see how he is later in the week. | October 5, 2008
Running back LaMont Jordan exited the game against San Francisco in the second quarter with a leg injury. | October 4, 2008
LaMont Jordan is feeling good following his bout with a foot injury, according to the Boston Globe. The Patriots are coming off their bye and Jordan said, "I feel good. I still have a lot of work to do, but I feel good. If I get the opportunity to get in there and help the team out, then that's what I'll do. It's just a matter of me getting in there and making sure I maintain a level of consistency."
| September 23, 2008
LaMont Jordan is still dealing with his foot injury, but is confident he will fully recover and put the injury behind him following the Patriots' bye in Week 4, according to the Boston Globe. He said, "I think I've always been a fast healer with some injuries. Sometimes it's just a matter of making sure that you take the proper amount of rest time." | September 21, 2008
Running back LaMont Jordan (foot) is active for Week 3 despite missing practice throughout the week and being listed as doubtful. | September 19, 2008
LaMont Jordan missed another practice due to his foot injury, according to the Boston Globe. | September 18, 2008
LaMont Jordan missed Wednesday's practice due to a foot injury, according to the Boston Globe. | August 31, 2008
Running back LaMont Jordan could be the backup to Patriots running back Laurence Maroney, ahead of Kevin Faulk, according to Pro Football Weekly. | August 29, 2008
LaMont Jordan had a good game for the Patriots on Thursday, running six times for 27 carries, and has probably locked up a spot on the roster, according to the Boston Herald. | August 26, 2008
The Patriots have a deep group of experienced running backs and just one more exhibition game before they decide which ones to keep, according to the Boston Globe. Laurence Maroney, the team's top rusher last season, and veteran third-down back Kevin Faulk are virtual locks to make the 53-man roster. Veteran Sammy Morris, who missed the last 10 games last season with a chest injury, and LaMont Jordan, signed July 26 after being released by Oakland, also have a solid chance to stick. However, fullback Heath Evans, a strong special teams player, is highly regarded by coach Bill Belichick, who has also praised Benjarvus Green-Ellis, an undrafted rookie free agent running back. | August 7, 2008
Running back LaMont Jordan carried the ball 19 times, gaining 76 yards while scoring a touchdown for New England in their preseason contest against Baltimore. | July 27, 2008
The Patriots mentioned that LaMont Jordan is going to be used as a change-of-pace to Laurence Maroney, as was his role with the Jets behind Curtis Martin, according to the Boston Globe. | July 26, 2008
In a move to shock the foundation of your fantasy world, we are learning the New England Patriots have signed recently-released rusher LaMont Jordan , according to ProFootballTalk. | July 25, 2008
LaMont Jordan has been given his release by the Oakland Raiders, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. | July 24, 2008
ProFootballTalk.com indicates that LaMont Jordan will be released or traded by the Raiders in the very near future. | July 24, 2008
LaMont Jordan is not in Raiders camp according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Coach Kiffin said the situation is being handled by Raiders owner Al Davis and agent Alvin Keels. | July 23, 2008
Earlier today we reported the Oakland Raiders had asked rusher LaMont Jordan to avoid reporting for training camp despite lacking the right to do so. The thought is simple: They are trying to trade Jordan as their rushing corps is loaded with depth, and they wish to keep him healthy. Now, exercising rights afforded to him by the Players Union and their agreement with the league, Jordan will be ignoring the desires of the Raiders and intends to report for camp, acccording to the San Francisco Chronicle. | July 23, 2008
LaMont Jordan was told to avoid reporting to Raiders camp, according to the Associated Press. However, the team has no authority to request such a move as they must let Jordan participate, cut him or trade him. | July 21, 2008
The Lions are not interested in trading for Raiders' running back LaMont Jordan, according to MLive.com. | July 9, 2008
LaMont Jordan recently visited the Lions, according to ESPN. It was a pre-trade visit arranged by the Raiders and Lions. Oakland has been trying to deal Jordan in the past month. But the market was slow and the visit to Detroit was the only real movement in a possible trade.
| July 8, 2008
LaMont Jordan is reportedly on the Patriots' radar, according to ESPN. The Bears and Saints were previously believed to be interested in Jordan as well. | July 4, 2008
LaMont Jordan has not been able to find a team willing to trade for him, according to Pro Football Weekly. | June 26, 2008
LaMont Jordan is currently being shopped by the Oakland Raiders, reports Adam Schefter of NFL.com. His contract calls for him to make $4.7 million this season. | June 5, 2008
The Raiders plan to move forward without LaMont Jordan and he has received permission to seek a trade with another team, according to the Contra Costa Times. His agent (Alvin Keels) stated, "We have not had any success at this point in doing so because there are many moving pieces to such a trade. However, with new developments going on around the league, maybe something can be done in the coming days."
| June 3, 2008
LaMont Jordan with coach Lane Kiffin Tuesday morning and was told he wouldn't practice while the team explores the possibility of trading him, according to the Contra Costa Times. | June 3, 2008
LaMont Jordan plans to attend the Raiders' upcoming mandatory minicamp, according to the SF Chronicle. Jordan avoided all voluntary workouts up to this point, and many wondered if he would be released by now. Jordan's agent said, "He plans to be there. As of right now, LaMont is a Raider and will be in Oakland for all mandatory minicamps."
| April 30, 2008
The Raiders are reportedly hanging on to running back LaMont Jordan because some in the organization think they can still get trade value for a guy who ran for 1,025 yards in 2005, according to the SF Chronicle.
| April 24, 2008
LaMont Jordan may or may not be a part of the Raiders plans this season depending on how the draft plays out, this according to the Contra Costa Times. LaMont does have a very high contract, and a big number coming into this, HC Lane Kiffin said. So we have to look at what happens in the draft, look at what else is going on and make a decision. | February 14, 2008
LaMont Jordan and Dominic Rhodes are unlikely to return to the Oakland Raiders in 2008 due to the recent signing of RB Justin Fargas to a long-term deal, according to ContraCostaTimes.com. Nothing is set in concrete, but it appears that Oakland will cut ties with Jordan and Rhodes. Jordan has been an often-injured malcontent during his three seasons with the Raiders, and Rhodes never got his sea legs under him after serving a four-game suspension last season. |
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