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Get StartedBrewer, that's pretty harsh man. I dislocated a finger couple weeks ago and it was basically rendered useless up until a few days ago. Any contact to it still hurts like a mo fo.
He'll play, but I think it's fair to say there's going to be a drop off in accuracy and power in his throws.
It has definitely not ended. The pain will definitely come down in the next couple weeks. By the playoffs, he should be close to 100.
I'd say it's a lot scary. If Stafford isn't at 85% + it's going to be a LONG last three games. This isn't just a pain management injury.....this will effect every throw he makes, from all angles, until the 2017 season.but still no use of that part of the finger if its just hanging there.
Also, he doesnt like using a glove and he'll be forced too the rest of the season.
2 little things...but both could add up to accuracy issues like we saw vs the bears. As weve seen throughout this year, our offense needs to be perfect in order to score points.....its a little scary in my opinion.
Righteous now, I think Dallas is more beatable than the Giants. Rough game for Stafford against the Giants imo, and a solid game for him against the Boys. Green bay will destroy the Lions, so hopefully the Vikings or Bears beat them, and we take care of business in Dallas
I say bench Stafford the next two games - the Lions were probably going to lose both were Stafford to have been able to play at 100% anyway.
Let that injury heal as much as possible before the finale against the Packers.
I don't think GB will destroy the Lions.....no matter what their records at the time are. We play GB tough at home....we have the last 4-5 years. We'll have a probable playoff berth on the line and a possible first round bye.
Lots of football left. Minnesota could help us out, too.
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