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with Williams out and the OL this bad we can almost assume we're going to need Skelton soon so is he going to be active?
i believe he's active and he'll be starting at either RB or left tackle.
Skelton should be active and either starting or playing #2 for this week.
Let me help you with that. If he's active he'll be no. 2.
id put him #1 right away after Kolbs inability to hit open receivers the last 2 weeks.
Glad you already got the final word from whiz tho, no use entertaining speculation anymore.
id put him #1 right away after Kolbs inability to hit open receivers the last 2 weeks.
Glad you already got the final word from whiz tho, no use entertaining speculation anymore.
id put him #1 right away after Kolbs inability to hit open receivers the last 2 weeks.
Glad you already got the final word from whiz tho, no use entertaining speculation anymore.
I'd put Skelton in #1 right away but for the same reason they were going to start him this year. Let the 245lb kid take the hits while the offensive line gets some time together saving the $60 million dollar man for later when hopefully they've learned to pass protect for longer than .23758 seconds.
If I'm Skelton with no 1st team Rb and a messed up O line I would be limping all over the complex!!!!
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FTFYIf I'm Skelton with no 1st or 2nd team Rb and a messed up O line I would be limping all over the complex!!!!
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Skelton figured his ankle health, percentage-wise, is in the 90s. “It’ll probably be like this for a while, until I really give it time to rest and settle down,” Skelton said. “I guess if need be, yes, I could play Sunday.” Skelton, not surprisingly, said he was frustrated. “You’re a football player, so you want to be out there playing football,” Skelton said. “Not riding bikes and in the training room and such. (But) injuries are part of the game. It’s how you come back from them, how you deal with them.”
Kolb still starting; and Skelton indicates he's in the "90th percentile for health"
http://blog.azcardinals.com/2012/10/10/skeltons-self-assessment/
Perhaps he's active this week as the back up?
Please start the gut who stands tall in the pocket and is not affraid to get hit.
But but but...Well...the guy who has stood tall in the pocket the past two games and took 17 sacks is starting.
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I'm starting to question Skelton's toughness. First, he laid on the ground as if he had his leg snapped in two like Joe Theisman and it was only an ankle sprain. Now, he's saying he could play, "if he had to", yet says his ankle, healthwise %, is in the 90's. If you can't play when your 90%, then you can't play. There's not a player in the league playing at 100%. Hell, McNabb beat the Cards playing on a broken ankle. Suck it up John and get out there. Kolb has been beaten like Marvis Frazier against Mike Tyson and he's back there every play. The way the OL is playing Skelton needs to be ready. The Cards are in 1st place and don't need a Ryan Lindley possibly in the game if Skelton is 90%.Kolb still starting; and Skelton indicates he's in the "90th percentile for health"
http://blog.azcardinals.com/2012/10/10/skeltons-self-assessment/
Perhaps he's active this week as the back up?
id put him #1 right away after Kolbs inability to hit open receivers the last 2 weeks.
Glad you already got the final word from whiz tho, no use entertaining speculation anymore.
I'm starting to question Skelton's toughness. First, he laid on the ground as if he had his leg snapped in two like Joe Theisman and it was only an ankle sprain. Now, he's saying he could play, "if he had to", yet says his ankle, healthwise %, is in the 90's. If you can't play when your 90%, then you can't play. There's not a player in the league playing at 100%. Hell, McNabb beat the Cards playing on a broken ankle. Suck it up John and get out there. Kolb has been beaten like Marvis Frazier against Mike Tyson and he's back there every play. The way the OL is playing Skelton needs to be ready. The Cards are in 1st place and don't need a Ryan Lindley possibly in the game if Skelton is 90%.
I'm starting to question Skelton's toughness. First, he laid on the ground as if he had his leg snapped in two like Joe Theisman and it was only an ankle sprain. Now, he's saying he could play, "if he had to", yet says his ankle, healthwise %, is in the 90's. If you can't play when your 90%, then you can't play. There's not a player in the league playing at 100%. Hell, McNabb beat the Cards playing on a broken ankle. Suck it up John and get out there. Kolb has been beaten like Marvis Frazier against Mike Tyson and he's back there every play. The way the OL is playing Skelton needs to be ready. The Cards are in 1st place and don't need a Ryan Lindley possibly in the game if Skelton is 90%.
Not really. I like Skelton. I'd say that about anybody.Haterade.
I'm starting to question Skelton's toughness. First, he laid on the ground as if he had his leg snapped in two like Joe Theisman and it was only an ankle sprain. Now, he's saying he could play, "if he had to", yet says his ankle, healthwise %, is in the 90's. If you can't play when your 90%, then you can't play. There's not a player in the league playing at 100%. Hell, McNabb beat the Cards playing on a broken ankle. Suck it up John and get out there. Kolb has been beaten like Marvis Frazier against Mike Tyson and he's back there every play. The way the OL is playing Skelton needs to be ready. The Cards are in 1st place and don't need a Ryan Lindley possibly in the game if Skelton is 90%.