Originally posted by Giedi:
Agree on that point, however, Brock (knock on wood) has been able to avoid serious injury. So, for now, that's a plus in my book solely on the *durability dimension.* I think ShanaLynch is beginning to learn the lessons of what a durable player can bring to the table. So - again just on the durability dimension - Brock wins against Trey. What good is a rocket arm and Olympic sprinter speed if you are on the bench rehabbing? I think as ShanaLynch focuses more on durability (as well as talent) for the future - I don't see this teams Superbowl window closing any time soon.
I think Brock has great awareness on how to protect himself and the ball, since he made it through so many starts in college without missing a game - in a power five conference. At least I hope I'm right! Haha
best of luck today! I still think he has a 4td game (3 passing and 1 rushing) - he's going to be AMPED up this game to slay hurts after what he did in college. (To be fair, Purdy threw a really tough pass into double coverage thay should of won the game but the WR let the DB rip it out of his hands/chest area.
