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What is our gameplan with T.D.


Jmac

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Football players are a rare breed and it seems that they can endure much more then the average joe. T.D is even rarer since his pain tolerance and determination rises above most. This is the most important game in franchise history. How will he be used and how many snaps does he see? 

Keep him in on passing or running downs? Give him limited snaps and try to give him a chance to play or really limit his time and go heavy with Shaq and Klein? I know R.R wants to give him a chance to play. Opinions please.

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6 minutes ago, wud35 said:

I honestly don't see him being limited unless he reinjures it. 

Pretty much what I think. He will have a cast like Gronk hopefully, this will allow him to catch when needed. Unless he is limited by his injury, I don't see him limited in the game. 

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He'll probably see a tad less snaps than usual but I don't think we're going to limit him in any specific way.  If we did though, it'd probably be to take him off the field for running downs where he might have to shed a block.  Also might see him blitzing less.

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26 minutes ago, chris999 said:

I honestly think he will play 100 percent as if he was not hurt at all. If he re-injures his arm, then maybe he will come out, but I see him starting this game, and giving everything he has.

 

And as a Panthers fan, I wouldnt have it any other way. No one deserves to be on that field more than him. I hope the doctors have some good painkillers for him.

I think if it's humanly possible TD will do it.

No way he is 100% after having a fractured bone surgically repaired less than a week before the Super Bowl. 

But ... it is TD ...and it is the Super Bowl. I expect he will have an epic performance people will be talking about for a long time. 

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