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Would it be worth the risk?

Udogg

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Do you think it would be worth the risk to put Steve Smith in for a few series or maybe even a quarter to see if we can get something positive going in the pass game this weeekend? Or do you think the risk is too great? I am on the fence on this one. You always have QB's and WR saying they need to work on timing and getting the feel for each other, do you think TC practice is good enough?

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He won't play in the preseason. Why in the hell would we risk another injury to him for a meaningless game? I'm pretty sure he knows the routes already and doesn't need practice catching balls, although he's already doing that.

I don't think he'll get hurt playing 2 or 3 series

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Third preseason game is supposed to be when everything is clicking. We need our offense to click in this game. Having Smitty in there will do that and build for a good start for the regular season. Like I said mentally it would be a good thing for the whole team.

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