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MTK 08-10-2018 12:02 PM

Re: Guice Theory
 
We'll see what the MRI shows of course but I'm not even worried. Shut him down until week 1.

KI Skins Fan 08-10-2018 12:05 PM

Re: Guice Theory
 
[quote=Chico23231;1197649]NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Derrius Guice has been diagnosed with a sprained MCL.

RapSheet reports Guice will have an MRI to confirm the diagnosis. On one hand it's good news that it's nothing serious, but MCL sprains are typically multi-week injuries. We may not see Guice the rest of training camp and preseason, but he should be okay by the time Week 1 rolls around. It can't be good news for his early workload, but Guice could quickly re-lap his competition.

Damn...well I think this should end his preseason games...I really hope he can continue to light practice to prepare for the start of the season.[/quote]

I'm still holding my breath. We just haven't been able catch a break on the injury front for years.

Schneed10 08-10-2018 12:38 PM

Re: Guice Theory
 
[quote=MTK;1197651]We'll see what the MRI shows of course but I'm not even worried. Shut him down until week 1.[/quote]

Fully agree. We all know what we have with him, so do the coaches: a stud. Shut him down 'til week 1, and keep Thompson on ice too.

I'd rather let Kelley, Perine, Marshall and Bibbs get all the run from here on out so we can get a really, really good look to decide who makes it as the 3rd and possibly 4th. Let them be the ones to take the injuries - it's not like there's a huge difference between them all - style aside. Keep whichever ones come out of the preseason healthy and say bye to the rest.


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