Patjew

I think he takes one more week off.

What do youse think?

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JSn

Week #7 is my guess. But I like him being back in practice because:

A) He's prepping.

B) Other teams have to think about him at least as an outside possibility.

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mayoclinic

I still doubt he plays until after the bye. We're winning, and I don't seeing him being crucial in the next 3 games. Why risk bringing him back too early and getting re-injured?

Practicing is another thing. We don't want him back rusty. And more Sith mind tricks is a good thing.

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Patjew

That seems to make sense. And if his clinic is reporting it, then...

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JSn

I understand what you're saying, for sure, but what I'm thinking is this: the second he gets cleared to play, he'll suit up unless Bill sits him for fear of rust - can't see it.

Logically, after the bye makes sense, but just on gut feeling, I'm saying week 7. It will be interesting to see if Seau goes inside and Guyton moves over if the defense gets even stingier. I'm so close to going on a rant about the speed of this D when that happens, but wrong thread...

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KontradictioN

Well I orginally thought that he wasn't going to be back until mid-November at the earliest but I was wrong about that. So my guess is that he won't see any PT this week, but will come in next Sunday at the Titans maybe sparingly. Same with the London game against the Bucs. After the bye week, I think he'll be back full time.

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JSn

I have to wonder if the Titans game is going to be the debut of a swing back toward a 3-4 pressure scheme (based on game-by-game strategizing)

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Patjew

I guess that will strongly depend on Mayo's (and Junior's) presence.

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klinefan

He'll be out until week 8 or 9. No chance this week.

mayoclinic

Week 7 is in London against Tampa Bay. We won't need him, and unless he's already back in the lineup I don't see the value of dragging him across the Atlantic. Knees can stiffen up on long plane tides, too.

Week 6 vs. Tenn might be an option. He could help contain Chris Johnson. But I'm still guessing after the bye.

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