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I always chuckle just a bit when folks suggest that a victory is secure without even using all their players, especially since New Orleans has been so dominant all year and is trailing two teams in their division. Road games in the NFL are a breeze.
I dont know how he is being listed but that doesnt change the fact that he practiced without pain and that he has a chance to play if Payton thinks he is ready. Watch the video I linked in the original post.
I agree and I know the Panthers play the Saints tough but I still believe New Orleans can win this game without Bush. I'm thinking big picture here so I think the prudent move would be to sit him again and use the bye to get him as close to 100% starting in Week 11. If Thomas can't return, Bush could become the primary RB for the Saints the rest of the season. They need him healthy.
True, but the NFC is wide open and when people think about the top 2 teams, the Saints do come up in the conversation. While I agree with you that resting Bush is important, at some point he has to get in there unless they want to take the long road back to the SB.
stop or i'll have to start him over t. jones and bjax in ppr
I suspect he will not be used in that capacity in this game because the risk /reward involved is just not there. The Saints should handle the Seahawks without needing Bush's game changing ability in the return game. I would look for Lance Moore to continue in returns this week. Even so here is the info:(KFFL) New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton said there is a good possibility that RB Reggie Bush (fibula) will return punts in Week 11, reports Jeff Duncan, of the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
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