Kinsinger Lost for Season
Chicago Rush Press Release
Chicago Rush fullback Matt Kinsinger underwent successful surgery this afternoon to repair a ruptured patellar tendon in his left knee, the team announced today. Kinsinger, who suffered the injury in the second quarter of Monday night’s win over San Jose, will be lost for the season.

Newcomers deliver eye-opening victory for Rush
Chicago Tribune
So much for concerns that the revamped Rush offense might get off to a sluggish start.

Defensive excellence helps Rush win opener
Chicago Daily Herald
Last year, the Rush defense set a franchise record by forcing 44 turnovers. After the way the defense performed Monday in the season opener against the San Jose SaberCats, that mark might be in serious jeopardy.

San Jose SaberCats-Chicago Rush Preview
Bleacher Report
The defending Arena Football Champion San Jose SaberCats open their season with hopes of defending their title against the Chicago Rush at the Allstate Arena.

Rush revival
Southtown Star
Knowing that cohesion is essential to winning championships, Rush president Mike Polisky and coach Mike Hohensee didn't want to radically revise their offense from last season.

Former Red Raider finds himself on a new team in the Windy City
The Tribune-Democrat
Kinsinger signed a two-year contract with the Chicago Rush on Monday, four months after winning his third championship with the San Jose SaberCats. Prior to the ArenaBowl win over Columbus, Kinsinger said he’d contemplate whether or not to continue playin