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AnalyzeThIs#28

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Why would you want Otah to come back? Otah will not resurrect the season by himself and rushing him back can and probably will subject him to a more serious injury.

Why would I want Otah back? ... ummmmmmm because if you haven't noticed the entire right side of the o line has played like dog poo, in running blocking and pass protecting. There's a reason why he was a 1st round pick and the replacements now are 6th & 7th rounders. That's a huge drop in talent.

IMO Otah has the talent to be one of the top RTs in the NFL if he can stay healthy. I already stated that I don't want him to come back if he's not ready, but he was suppose to be 100% by week 1 or week 2 at the latest.

Our medical staff needs to re evaluate how to handle injuries because they have done a terrible job lately

But if he's not back in the next 2-3 weeks, and we haven't won a game yet, then just put him on IR and let the young guys play and try to improve for next year, F it!

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