The "Questionable" Patriots

Discussion in 'Tennessee Titans and NFL Talk' started by Alex1939, Dec 1, 2012.

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  1. Alex1939

    Alex1939 Space Invaders Champion

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    As anyone that plays fantasy knows, the Patriots usually have 15 players listed as questionable every week including guys like Brady, Wes Welker, BLloyd. Why do they get away with this? I thought the NFL was supposed to be stricter regarding how teams report injuries?

    And if this is allowed, why don't we list everyone we can as "questionable" just so the other team isn't sure who they will face.

    Seems shady.
     
  2. Fry

    Fry Welcome to the land of tomorrow!

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    It is shady. But it's the Patriots, they bend the rules to their advantage all the time.
     
  3. Ghost

    Ghost 3 Time US Navy 7th Fleet "Hogging" Champion

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    Shady Brady and Bill Belicheat
     
  4. Scarecrow

    Scarecrow All-Pro

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    I thought it was stricter in the sense that, they are supposed to report more injuries.
     
  5. memphis_raven

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    Ravens got fined this year because Ed Reed said his shoulder was hurt and they hadn't been reporting him on the injury list. (even though he didn't spend any time in the training room). So now they list 15 players every game, anyone with a hangnail goes on the list. It's becoming a bit of a joke
     
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