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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Seattle
Age: 46
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Re: Do we rest the wounded to heal this week?
This isn't pre-season and we most certainly aren't a 13 win team that can afford to sit it's players. If you can play you play!
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Swearinger
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Washington, DC
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Re: Do we rest the wounded to heal this week?
We need to play those who are ready to play. Period. That's how it should be every week of the regular season, unless it's week 16 or 17 and you've already clinched home field throughout the playoffs. Chances are we're gonna have some serious inexperience on the O-line, and their D has guys who can bring it- Adrian Wilson, Darby, Darnell Dockett...
Our offense isn't exactly kicking ass right now. Sure, our D should be able to get it done, I agree with that. But we have a staff of trainers and doctors for a reason. Blowing off a team in week 7 to rest guys that could play is extremely cocky. And frankly we need all the help we can get on offense. As far as New England goes- the scary thing is their running game hasn't even been close to 100% this year, they just got Harrison back, and now Richard Seymour is coming of the PUP?? Sheesh. They might not lose a game. And anyone out there hoping they'll look past us to the Colts game- stop dreaming.
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Pacifica, CA
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Re: Do we rest the wounded to heal this week?
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Leesburg, VA
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Swearinger
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Washington, DC
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Re: Do we rest the wounded to heal this week?
Soooo by that rationale, aren't we beatable in the eyes of Arizona? Seems to me like you're arguing both sides....
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Living Legend
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Pacifica, CA
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Re: Do we rest the wounded to heal this week?
I never said be were unbeatable. Arizona is no easy team, they beat the Steelers and have been in close games and could have won some of those games. I just feel that if you play hurt players (look at Moss's performance) you are gambling on aggravating the injuries and losing them for the year or playing hurt all year. I consider the other games more important, you are right that the NE is not so important, but for confidence and morale building a win sure would cure a lot of wounds.
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Swearinger
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Washington, DC
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Re: Do we rest the wounded to heal this week?
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And I didn't know Moss' hands were injured. A groin injury doesn't force you to drop passes and fumble balls. Moss practiced at full speed last week as was ready to go. He had a bad game, and I really don't think it was related to injury.
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Living Legend
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Pacifica, CA
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Re: Do we rest the wounded to heal this week?
I know there's a lot Gibbs doubters on this board, all I say is never underestimate a Joe Gibbs coached team. That's why I give a chance against NE, plus defensively I think we match up well. The guy that worries me the most is Wes Welker, not Randy Moss.
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