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before the game Jeff Howe ?@jeffphowe 4h4 hours ago
Hightower wants to give it a go. Lots of optimism with him. We'll see how the team decides. Could give him limited reps.
I'm not sure what the Pats are supposed to do. The doctor examines the player and says "looks fine". The player says "I'm fine". The team is supposed to then say "you're both wrong, the player is not playing." If that is what they are supposed to do--just disregard the doctors and the player--when and how do they determine when the player should play?
What you didn't realize is that Gostkowski actually kicked the ball through a wormhole in the middle of the stadium, the other end of which was opened up out in the parking lot, and it still had the distance.
before the game Jeff Howe ?@jeffphowe 4h4 hours ago
Hightower wants to give it a go. Lots of optimism with him. We'll see how the team decides. Could give him limited reps.
So one thing that goes relatively unnoticed is in the long view this team does just consistently with a lead eat clock - both offensively and defensively
I'm not sure what the Pats are supposed to do. The doctor examines the player and says "looks fine". The player says "I'm fine". The team is supposed to then say "you're both wrong, the player is not playing." If that is what they are supposed to do--just disregard the doctors and the player--when and how do they determine when the player should play?
