Quote:That's really not the question though. You don't play a player if there is an increased possibility of significant injury. You're either cleared to play medically or you're not. If you're deemed ready, then you should play.

Pretty much this.


I say a guy like Lee should play any time he's ok to go.


I mean, he gets hurt during practice anyway so you have a better chance of him pulling a hammy during practice than during games.


I'm still just amazed that a professional athlete can't run more than a handful of routes at full speed without pulling something.

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