It's not Wilson who should leave Seattle, it's Carroll.
Both should probably leave. Carroll should retire and Wilson should move on to a contender (as in, not the Giants) so he can take another whack at a trophy.
It's not Wilson who should leave Seattle, it's Carroll.
The Giants is the surprising name there at first glance, but I suppose Toney, Golladay, and Barkley would be fun to work with as a QB.
Oh…NYC, that could play a part for him as well.
Kamara returns to FP just as Ingram is placed on the covid list, which just about sums up our season
Just give AK 40 touches against this Jets rushing D and they will be grant.
Finally he's back
I don't get why they would risk it, they have a more than capable back-up in Mattison and a long week off after tonight's game. Just protect your own player ffs.
I don't get why they would risk it, they have a more than capable back-up in Mattison and a long week off after tonight's game. Just protect your own player ffs.
I think you are vastly underrating Dalvin CookThey're paying him a shitload of money, the chance of aggrevating the injury is certainly there, and the difference between him and Mattison is negligable imo (but I'm in the RBs don't matter camp so there's that). Winning or losing that game probably won't be dependant on Cook's availability imo, but yeah I guess I can get where they're coming from with a sense of urgency.
The problem I have with those situations is that medics should step in and prevent it from happening but I have the feeling they just approve whatever the team wants to hear. He might be able to be out there and run some plays sure, but there's a difference between that and being fully medically cleared to play football imo. Although the other side of that argument is that you should just not play football in the first place if you're concerned about your long-term health
Personally I think Cook is much better than Mattison - albeit that Mattison is a good RB. I’m also in the RB don’t matter much camp, but there are a few who do make a big difference (even if they shouldn’t be paid big money or drafted at premium spots) and Cook is in that camp. If it were me though, as long as the preparation itself doesn’t increase the prolonged risk of injury, I see no reason with them going ahead with that and then starting Mattison and then, if needed, involve Cook in critical moments.They're paying him a shitload of money, the chance of aggrevating the injury is certainly there, and the difference between him and Mattison is negligable imo (but I'm in the RBs don't matter camp so there's that). Winning or losing that game probably won't be dependant on Cook's availability imo, but yeah I guess I can get where they're coming from with a sense of urgency.
The problem I have with those situations is that medics should step in and prevent it from happening but I have the feeling they just approve whatever the team wants to hear. He might be able to be out there and run some plays sure, but there's a difference between that and being fully medically cleared to play football imo. Although the other side of that argument is that you should just not play football in the first place if you're concerned about your long-term health
I think you are vastly underrating Dalvin Cook
I don't get why they would risk it, they have a more than capable back-up in Mattison and a long week off after tonight's game. Just protect your own player ffs.
Claypool is such a dumbass
Holy shit. Demaryius Thomas has died.
The DT news has really knocked me for six today, I just can’t believe it.
Big time. The comments from Peyton say it all:It is tragic. Some of the tributes from people like Eric Decker have been very moving.
Seizures, apparently. Died from one in his shower per his cousin.Is there any light yet on what happened? Or medically what he was dealing with? Sometimes you just get hit by some news, this is definitely one of those. Some of the tributes from fellow NFL players are moving. And the thing that’s stood out for me, is the significant number of players from all over the league who are not only paying tributes, but also how they each seem to have a personal experience with him outside of football. Some of the stories about how he was with kids in particular are incredible.
Thanks. And any link to head injuries whilst playing? Or TBC?Seizures, apparently. Died from one in his shower per his cousin.
Don’t know. Just heard that info over NFL Radio. Would t be surprised, though.Thanks. And any link to head injuries whilst playing? Or TBC?