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http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/8401253/kevin-kolb-knows-drill
Kevin Kolb has a bit of a problem. His wife, Whitney, is nearly 38 weeks pregnant. She is so close to giving birth to the couple's third daughter that Kevin asked Whitney to postpone Friday's doctor's appointment until Monday, he said, to avoid accelerating the process.
Kolb has an important football game to play Sunday, one that's not about revenge against the team that traded him or anything superficial like that. But it is a meaningful game, for him and the 2-0 Cardinals. It is another chance for Kolb, who is expected to start with John Skelton nursing a sprained ankle, to make a positive impression. It is a chance to improve to 3-0. And yes, all things being equal, he would like to beat the Philadelphia Eagles.
But if things start happening and baby girl No. 3 won't wait, "I'm not going to miss the birth of my child," Kolb said. "If it happened Sunday morning, I'm not missing it."
Kevin Kolb has a bit of a problem. His wife, Whitney, is nearly 38 weeks pregnant. She is so close to giving birth to the couple's third daughter that Kevin asked Whitney to postpone Friday's doctor's appointment until Monday, he said, to avoid accelerating the process.
Kolb has an important football game to play Sunday, one that's not about revenge against the team that traded him or anything superficial like that. But it is a meaningful game, for him and the 2-0 Cardinals. It is another chance for Kolb, who is expected to start with John Skelton nursing a sprained ankle, to make a positive impression. It is a chance to improve to 3-0. And yes, all things being equal, he would like to beat the Philadelphia Eagles.
But if things start happening and baby girl No. 3 won't wait, "I'm not going to miss the birth of my child," Kolb said. "If it happened Sunday morning, I'm not missing it."