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Greg Olsen (foot) is expected to miss a significant chunk of time, sources tell me and @RapSheet. Evaluations ongoing to see how long he's out but it's clear he'll be down a while.

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2 minutes ago, Ace_Aladdin said:

Olsen should be back by week 10?

Who cares by then that's 8 weeks without him not counting bye week. We lose a great blocker and pass catcher. Ian Thomas can catch but so far I haven't seen good blocking from either backup tes. We lost Williams on oline for season. This will really impact our season right here.

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2 minutes ago, steven8989 said:

Who cares by then that's 8 weeks without him not counting bye week. We lose a great blocker and pass catcher. Ian Thomas can catch but so far I haven't seen good blocking from either backup tes. We lost Williams on oline for season. This will really impact our season right here.

I beg to differ, one of the surprising attributes I've noticed from the rookie tight-end has been his blocking. We definitely haven't been looking at the same games. 

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