It was in my butt. Here you go:


Saints coach Sean Payton said Cameron Meredith will receive "quite a bit of work" in Thursday's preseason finale against the Rams.

The Saints will rest the majority of their starters on Thursday but Meredith, who has struggled throughout the preseason, will not be getting the night off.


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Read that multiple times and I still fail to see where it indicates Meredith would be playing the whole game or where it mentions anything about any judgement on Meredith himself.

It appears you may have had more than this link stored away up that butt of yours.

Likely have a reading comprehension issue. Is there a junior college near you? Regardless:



1. He will be playing most of the game Thursday.
2. He will be playing a lot for evaluation.

3. Evaluation is a synonym for judging.

evaluation

see definition of evaluation

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noun judgment

• appraisal
• assessment
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• estimation
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• stock
• take
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• guesstimation

Saints coach Sean Payton said Cameron Meredith will receive "quite a bit of work" in Thursday's preseason finale against the Rams.

The Saints will rest the majority of their starters on Thursday but Meredith, who has struggled throughout the preseason, will not be getting the night off. His rust is understandable—Meredith is coming off a torn ACL that sidelined for all of 2017 and is still learning the intricacies of Payton's offense. However, the 25-year-old thinks he is finally on the right track. "I’m starting to come out and feel like myself," he said. He's been going as a late-round flyer in fantasy drafts this summer.

You are apparently the one with the reading comprehension issue.

Here is the FULL text of the link:



Now show me exactly where this FULL text states either of the following:

1. He will be playing most of the game Thursday.
- "quite a bit of work" is not equivalent to "most of the game"

2. He will be playing a lot for evaluation.
- I'm still looking for the word "evaluation" or "judgement" or even any of the several synonyms that you posted.


Now exactly who has the problem with comprehension?