JackStraw
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He's not playing, now official
good call, coach (little)Mac
And for the record every player is as risk of injury every snap. Pump the brakes a little on the 'WHAT IFS!!!'
He's not playing, now official
good call, coach (little)Mac
I'm sitting Peters tomorrow no matter what if i'm the Rams.
option a)
Rush him back after injury after just 4 days, when it's difficult for even the non-injured players to recover.
option b)
Bring him back on 14 days rest.
I'd call that choice a no brainer.
This is week 4 not week 15. To be honest this is a much bigger game for Minnesota (1-1-1) who is in trouble right now.
If the Rams drop to 3-1 here big whoop. We aren't going 16-0 but we WILL win this division even without Peters or Talib or without getting a revenge win in September. Rest Peters. If he's ready for Seattle in two weeks cool...if not, rest him some more.
I know we all want to beatdown the Vikes for last year, and if they're any good we'll see them again in January. We probably still win this game without our top corners anyway. Goff and this offense is light years ahead of where they were even a year ago. More efficient, more diverse, and far more difficult to get off the field for opposing defenses. If we have to get into a shootout tomorrow because our secondary is surrendering yardage i like our chances. I think Cousins is a decent middle of the road QB. He was better in WASH under McVay though. Another system QB?
No reason at all to risk aggravating Peters injury tomorrow. None.
What I bolded is the thing though - if he isn't fully healthy, there will be a risk that he could make his injury worse. It could easily become a nagging injury all season long. Or from the sounds of it, it is healing quickly enough that it could be fully healthy - and if not, give him 10 more days and it almost certainly will be healthy.
I want him fully healthy. I think the Rams can beat the Vikings without him, though it will be tougher, of course. Ideally, he will be fully healthy or the NFL approximation of it and can play. But if in doubt, get him healthy. It sounds like his partner in crime won't be healthy most of the year.
I just like how so many assume that playing with an injury makes it worse...
I've had many injuries in sports... many of them yes they can get worse of course.
But I did have some (including getting kicked in the calf - it was black and blue) that it really didn't matter.
As long as I could endure the pain.
He doesn't have a bruise - he has a calf strain. Strains can get worse.
If you aren't aware of what his injury is, why are you pontificating on it?
especially with Talib now injured as well. better to get peters healthy and only lose him for 1 game.So what if he gets out there and he reaggravates and worsens the injury on his 1st play and he's now out for the season
Almost everyone here is ponificating, and fornicating,. Just got to get use to it.Oh I'm the one pontificating...
That's interesting.
I agree that having a bye is a huge advantage...the rest i disagree with where the this Rams team is concerned.Home field advantage and a first round bye are more important to our success than having Peters in the playoffs IMO
Chiron at bottom of NFL Network says Peters is expected to play and they were showing him moving on the field and he looked good...although he also looked a little frustrated.
I really think it’ll be a game time decision.
Frustrated ?