The Official Eating Crow About Taysom Thread

[K Major]

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

You mean the defense that surrendered 40, 30, 34, and 37 in the four games before this week's matchup with the Dolphins' rookie? As for their offense, they have scored over 21 points only three times all season and managed less than 19 points FIVE of their ten games.

The NFL is a week to week league AG. You stated that it " doesn't look to get tougher" in the next two starts and I disagree. Anyone who watches the game will know this. Taysom will need to be on his A game against a Fangio led defense.

Denver will be no cake walk.

By the way, let Brees heal up. There are no guarantees he'll be back at it in a couple of weeks. His body needs time to heal properly.

[AsylumGuido]

Originally Posted by K Major

The NFL is a week to week league AG. You stated that it " doesn't look to get tougher" in the next two starts and I disagree. Anyone who watches the game will know this. Taysom will need to be on his A game against a Fangio led defense.

Denver will be no cake walk.

By the way, let Brees heal up. There are no guarantees he'll be back at it in a couple of weeks. His body needs time to heal properly.

Coming into this week Atlanta has looked much better than Denver. I have watched the games. I'm sure you have as well. It is a week to week league as you pointed out. One week of defensive opulence by the Broncos against a rookie does not make them formidable. You do realize that the Falcons were one of those teams that put up 34 points against the daunted Denver defense, right?

That Fangio led defense has been shredded by all but bad offenses thus far.

[iceshack149]

Originally Posted by K Major

The NFL is a week to week league AG. You stated that it " doesn't look to get tougher" in the next two starts and I disagree. Anyone who watches the game will know this. Taysom will need to be on his A game against a Fangio led defense.

Denver will be no cake walk.

By the way, let Brees heal up. There are no guarantees he'll be back at it in a couple of weeks. His body needs time to heal properly.

You guys think Brees stays home to heal up? I don't. But I would stay home. Flying in and out of Mile High doesn't seem... comfortable.

I've had broken ribs. I had burst blood vessels in my brain doing all I could just to stifle a cough.

[AsylumGuido]

Originally Posted by K Major

By the way, let Brees heal up. There are no guarantees he'll be back at it in a couple of weeks. His body needs time to heal properly.

I want Brees back as soon as possible if it prevents us from losing a game. He'll return when it is deemed he is ready to return. If it is in three weeks after missing three games then fantastic. It means he's ready. My wishing he's back by then isn't endangering him, because what I want and what you want have no bearing on the decision whatsoever. If he is ready to return then he should return.

The injuries where the majority of the fractures occurred is said to have been on the left side and have already had an additional week to heal. The lung isn't an issue at all. It should be completely healed in two weeks according to what I have been told. There's nothing wrong with being optimistic. Brees has proven that he can recover from injuries in a shorter timeframe than most. There's no reason for me not to expect the same once again.