PFT is reporting the dislocation.Not good, but I also read he will cast it up and give it a go.Don't have a link but read somewhere that they would cast him up and let him try to play.
(Rotoworld) Cowboys ILB Sean Lee will try to play through his dislocated left wrist.
Analysis: Lee visited a hand and wrist specialist on Monday, and hopes to avoid surgery. An operation could end his season, but the expectation for now is that Lee will play with a cast on the wrist. The Cowboys remain hopeful because backup Keith Brooking has clearly lost a step and was exposed in Sunday night's loss.
Cowboys LB Sean Lee suffered a dislocated wrist that will prevent him from playing Sunday versus Seattle and possibly well beyond.
http://twitter.com/#!/AdamSchefter/status/131761771336826881
I'm considering it.Is anyone dropping Lee?
I already of Mayo on my bench injured and I can't afford a bunch of bench spots tied up into injured IDPs. It would be great if Mayo plays his normal snap count this week to give me another week to see what to do with Lee.I'm considering it.Is anyone dropping Lee?
bumpBradie James worth a pickup?
Even if Brooking and James both suck (mostly in coverage), they're going to play a lot and from an IDP standpoint they are both going to see an increase in tackles. Are they both playing full time now, with a little Bruce Carter sprinkled in? If Carter surprises, which of those two will he take playing time away from? I'm assuming Lee is out in this scenario, which is the case this weekend and possibly the rest of the year.'ninerfanatic492000 said:it must not be as bad as Urlacher/Dallas Clark dislocation recently b/c it seemed they were immediately ruled out for the year and had to have a procedure done for it to properly heal. or maybe specialist know more about this type of injury and recovery now to allow him to play for the time beingIf Sean were to go on IR i'd say Bradie James could jump maybe back upto LB3 range. if Lee plays hurt he may still be a decent matchup LB4 going forward. in either case i'd guess Bradie gets somewhat of a increase in snapcount.
Agreed. For one, there's always the chance he plays a quarter and they decide to take him out. The other thing is that a lot of his value was from his pass defense--passes defended and interceptions. While he could still potentially get some passes defended, I don't see him getting any more INT's with a cast on one hand.'flapgreen said:This sucks. He was killing it for me too. I already dropped him. With a cast on his wrist, whether he comes back or not, I would hate to take a chance.