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So lets say Goodson fumbles a couple times tomorrow night...

Zod

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Absolutely, fumbling problems can be corrected. He's got to know that Sutton is 3rd and he won't see any playing time until it's fixed.

Ding ding ding! We have a winner.

Look back at Tiki Barber. He was a fumbling machine, but was able to correct his problem down the road.

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Goodson didn't fumble that much late last year when he was starting/getting a lotta touches. I'll chalk up last game and up to this game to early season jitters. If he's fumbling a bunch in the regular season, minimize his touches, but don't get rid of him. He's a later round pick and probably wouldn't fetch much in a trade. Keep him at least til the end of his rookie contract and if he's STILL fumbling after that, cut him loose.

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