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Peterson to play sunday...maybe Hardy next

Jmac

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Per J.Jones.Very confusing this whole affair.Vikings send out a press release saying that he will play.Would this also influence Hardys status? We will see.Impossible to predict what the team will do with him..now, tomorrow or next month...who the hell cares anymore.

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If they bench Hardy until his court date.....that would mean he misses more games than he would face if the new outlined punishment was enforced.

So Hardy will be back at some point soon I would imagine. NFLPA will flex some of their muscle in all this too.

Teams probably need that to come to light too

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How are the Panthers going to explain Hardy starting now.. You can't say due process because that's why he started against Tampa. The Panthers are gonna have to come up with something creative if they want Hardy back on the field. 

 

Vikings say Adrian Peterson will play this week. Now the Panthers are on deck to stick finger in the air to see which way wind's blowing.

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The Panthers FO would have to do some serious PR work this week if they expect to play Hardy on Sunday.

 

 

I personally think there is no chance he plays, especially in the biggest primetime game of the week.

 

As I've said elsewhere, I would like to see a six game suspension (including yesterday) and then he comes back.

 

As Florio points out though, Hardyand the NFLPA would have a case against that.

 

It's all fugged up right about now.

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