Patspsycho

That is correct. BJGE practiced yesterday on a day that is usually off for players who are hurt or vets simply needing a day off.

Today's practice was in full pads, so my guess is they're sparing him the most physical practice of the week.

However, tomorrow will be telling.

Chupacabra

I just talked with BB and he agreed with you.

patfanken

That's a good a logical reason. Another less savory reason would be that BJGE tweaked something during Wednesday's practice.

patsfan13

Vince is playing a lot of plays in the games he and BJGE just getting a day off to keep them fresh.

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Joker

Wilfork's absence was not injury related

DarrylS

Not quite sure, but they could have had two next week and two the week after, surrounding the bye week... but now can only have 1 each...

After Nov. 1 can only have 4 more for the rest of the season.. this needs tweaking.

It is similar to the two a days in TC, they no longer exist either.

BTW there seems to be confirmation that it is a toe injury for BJGE...

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TheSolderKing

well that sux I hope he is almost healed come Sunday

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Hernia.........

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You should be banned for that remark!

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