Hawk Sista wrote:Pete didn't let RW go back in. He just went out. Pete had to yank him back out. I was watching closely & post game comments confirm my thought. Pete was surprised that RW trotted out there.
I was yelling at Pete for letting Russell go back out there when we had a 24-3 lead. It reminded me of Shannahan's handling of RG3 a few years back. As a matter of fact, unless he's healthier than he was against the Rams, I'd sit him for the Jets game. That would give him two weeks to recover as we'll be heading into our bye. We'll see what the results of the MRI are.
Hawk Sista wrote:Pete didn't let RW go back in. He just went out. Pete had to yank him back out. I was watching closely & post game comments confirm my thought. Pete was surprised that RW trotted out there.
HumanCockroach wrote:Ultimately it will be up to Wilson and the staff to decide if he's " hurt" or "injured", if he's hurt, he plays, if he's injured ( or is severely endangered of being injured) he doesn't. It really isn't all that complicated, that's football.
Hawktawk wrote:Russ is a guy who is on a HOF trajectory. He already hold numerous NFL records. He doesn't need a handler or someone to dictate to him if hes ready any more than Brady, Favre, Manning, Aikman.Young, etc ever did.
He's earned that right, that level of trust.
Hes god team 6. Hes a cyborg.
He will play and play extremely well.
Hawktawk wrote:Russ is a guy who is on a HOF trajectory. He already hold numerous NFL records. He doesn't need a handler or someone to dictate to him if hes ready any more than Brady, Favre, Manning, Aikman.Young, etc ever did.
He's earned that right, that level of trust.
Hes god team 6. Hes a cyborg.
He will play and play extremely well.
Sorry, I think you guys have lost perspective on this one.
What we do NOT want to happen is for Wilson to injure his MCL further and miss the rest of the season.
The worst that can happen if RW sits is that we head into the bye with a 2-2 record.
Why does anyone think that just because Boykin plays we have no chance to win. AGainst the JETS? Did you see how well they played last Sunday against KC?
HumanCockroach wrote:It isn't always the coach RD.. As much as you may want to pin that on Carroll and the staff.
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NorthHawk wrote:I think the injury is to the opposite leg than his high ankle sprain.
I also don't think Pete calls the Offensive plays. I believe it is Bevell who does that.
Pete may say let's run it here or we need to pass more if things aren't going right, but I think he leaves the calls up to Bevell for the most part.
obiken wrote:I get it but why?? Who cares about individual records. He goes down HT and our season, is over, done, caput, history.
Playoffs is not the goal, its win the division, you are not going to win the NFC title unless you get at least one home game in the playoffs. 9-7 10-6 is not going to cut it.
Playoffs is not the goal, its win the division, you are not going to win the NFC title unless you get at least one home game in the playoffs. 9-7 10-6 is not going to cut it.
That said, having a bummed up knee, properly braced or not, and a bummed up ankle could reduce Russell's mobility to the point that he injures another part of his body, like say a shoulder.
NorthHawk wrote:That's a chance you take every time you set foot on the field.
He's our best chance to win, so he should play.
The real question is how will our OL play against another good DL?
I don't know if they took a step forward or last week was just the 9ers being the 9ers, but I would think their confidence has improved at the very least.
Let's hope Russell stays healthy the rest of the season.
HumanCockroach wrote:You play to win the game. It really is that simple. You don't play to win the game 4 weeks from now, or 4 years from now. You play to win THIS game, each and every week. If a player is the best player you have, is crucial to wins, and even hurt gives you the best chance to win this game, without destroying the possibility of playing in the future, and can stomach the pain and lack of comfort. He plays.
Surprised how many seem confused about that. It's the way it's always been, and will always be in the NFL....
Wilson was clearly capable of playing with it last week, he may not be this week. However, IF the staff and Wilson come to the conclusion that he it's capable of playing, without risking his career or season in the process, he will play, and not only that, he SHOULD play. It it's part of the game folks, despite your love of the guy...
I'm not sure who you're trying to argue with, but you just said essentially the same thing I did.
obiken wrote:Sorry, once again I cant agree. IF it was the playoffs, fine, it would worth the calculated risk, this to me is a foolish gamble.
NorthHawk wrote:Any play could be a players last. That's the sad truth about playing in the NFL and is one of the reasons they are paid so much.
Players do play on sprained MCL's regularly - depending on the degree of the sprain of course, and from what we hear Wilson's sprain is of the milder variety.
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