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. I don't think the injury report was out yet when I posted this.
I don't think so.Edelman was 'questionable' before the arm-breaking, IIRC.
I'm hearing that it happened in the 4th quarter of the Tennessee game following a 4 yard reception from Brian Hoyer.
Moss and Welker always get theirs. Could this be a sneaky week in the passing game for Faulk?
I saw that he didn't play again after that catch, so I guess the assumption is he got hurt on that particular play. Whether that was the play or not, he probably won't be playing this week and we'll have to wait and see what they say about it (if anything).
He caught a lot of passes late last week... So maybe he is the guy there...
You guys are late to the party on this one. This was already discussed in other threads last night.The options will include Aiken, Tate (coming of the PUP list), Nunn (as a call up from the practice squad), or a street free agent.I don't see any of those as exciting fantasy options. Here's what the #3 receiver has put up each week this year (counting Edelman as WR2 when Welker was out) . . .Edelman 6-43-0Edelman 3-15-0Aiken 1-26-0Galloway 2-14-0Galloway 5-53-00-0-0 (No other receiver had a reception against the Bills other than Moss and Welker)That seems pretty meh production wise.
Sorry - I thought the "rolling eyes" were enough to indicate the intended sarcasm. I was digging on the Patriots tendency to list everyone as questionable, whether they have a slight bruise or a torn MCL/ACL. To be clear, let me spell it out for you...So the OP completely made up the part about Edelman being listed as Questionable. Nice.
Thanks. It came across as you rolling your eyes at the Patriots.Sorry - I thought the "rolling eyes" were enough to indicate the intended sarcasm. Let me spell it out for you...So the OP completely made up the part about Edelman being listed as Questionable. Nice.
It was.Thanks. It came across as you rolling your eyes at the Patriots.Sorry - I thought the "rolling eyes" were enough to indicate the intended sarcasm. Let me spell it out for you...So the OP completely made up the part about Edelman being listed as Questionable. Nice.
Agree, I am calling BS on the OP.It was.Thanks. It came across as you rolling your eyes at the Patriots.Sorry - I thought the "rolling eyes" were enough to indicate the intended sarcasm. Let me spell it out for you...So the OP completely made up the part about Edelman being listed as Questionable. Nice.
I've seen some sites list him as such, but that is not accurate. Tate had to miss the first 6 games having been on the PUP list. I believe he already has started practicing this week and the Pats have 21 days to do something with him from the time he returned to the practice field (meaning they have to put him on the active roster, place him on I.R., release him, or put him on one of the other obscure can't play lists).
MFL has Edelman listed as out for this week when the injury report hasn't even come out yet. I suspect other league management sites will have him listed as Q, D, or O this week as well. I don't think any of this has to do with the Pats or the OP. It's just the way sites list player injuries.Agree, I am calling BS on the OP.It was.Thanks. It came across as you rolling your eyes at the Patriots.Sorry - I thought the "rolling eyes" were enough to indicate the intended sarcasm. Let me spell it out for you...So the OP completely made up the part about Edelman being listed as Questionable. Nice.
.....waiting for someone to say something like he shouldn't have even been in the game at that point.I mean, some on here probably think NE shouldn't have even fielded 11 guys after halftime of that game.
inside sources?
The Globe mentioned when he came out of the game, so I believe deductive reasoning has him getting hurt on that play.
Taylor's situation was an anomally. Being the new kid on the block, he spilled the beans to a Florida newspaper (which is a faux pas based on the Pats mantra of keeping your mouth shut).As for broken bones, you don't usually require surgery to repair what's broken (although it would depend on what broke and how severe). Edelman did not make the trip to London. But there is no other info available as of yet.
