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Olsen is out @ NO

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We need Greg Olsen for this game, but would need him more for a playoff run.  Calling him soft and a pussy, because for soreness after a fuggin surgery is stupid.  Having him limp around distracting no one is of no use.  Rather have a 100% Dickson than a 70% Olsen. 

 

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Greg at this point is not a huge loss. Keep him healthy down the stretch.. considering how he looked in the Jets game and that he didn't practice, even if he played today he wouldn't really help much. Needs to time to get up to speed. We'll just have to keep winning with the next man up.

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Also, playing Olsen last week was yet another example of poor judgement on behalf of Rivera. He hurried him back against the Jets, a non-conference and non-divisional game, rather than wait an extra week to have him against the biggest matchup left on the schedule. Another example of poor timing by this organization.

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2 minutes ago, Car123 said:

Hey, we beat the Jets last week. Anything is possible.

Just think about that statement a little bit. Just barely getting by the Jets. Wouldn't surprise me to get blown away due to Shula's play calling and the defense laying back whenever we score. We are a wildly inconsistent team due to coaching.

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3 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

Just think about that statement a little bit. Just barely getting by the Jets. Wouldn't surprise me to get blown away due to Shula's play calling and the defense laying back whenever we score. We are a wildly inconsistent team due to coaching.

We tend to play down or up to teams levels. Barely getting by or not, a win is a win and a loss is a loss.

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53 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Am I the only one feeling like it will be a miracle if we win this game?

We beat the Patriots on the road.  

Are we the underdogs?  Sure, yeah, I guess.  But it won't be a "miracle" to win.  We are a good team.

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12 hours ago, RelaxImaPro said:

Well that’s fugin great.  Thought for sure all year long we’d have him for this game

Both him and Kalil.  Now looks like we’ll have neither.

Injuries have been a cold hearted bitch to us this year

I don't think this year is particularly worse than normal. Most teams lose key players by this time in the season.

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6 hours ago, Fox007 said:

Eh they made it clear there is nothing but soreness. This is the most important game left on the schedule and there is nothing actually injured still so he could sit and get injured in any next game as easily as he could play and get injured this game.

Rather have him even if he missed a game or two after this one.

i'd rather have him for the vikings

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