Atlanta Falcons @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Official Game Day Thread-09/19/21

[Caradoc]

If we don't clean up the issues in coverage this game will be a shootout. One that we could reasonably lose

[Pirate Life]

CD3 isn't injured. BA said he was held out of a practice last week due to a tight hammy but its fine now.
So thats at least some good news.

So the questionable designation and CD3 going down early in the game yesterday were nothing? Yea, not buying what you're selling there, BA.

His hammy didn't appear to be bothering him on the blitz/leap/tip on the second Edward's interception.

[King Bootz]

So the questionable designation and CD3 going down early in the game yesterday were nothing? Yea, not buying what you're selling there, BA.

His hammy didn't appear to be bothering him on the blitz/leap/tip on the second Edward's interception.

If he weren't injured he wouldn't have been on the injury report. Let alone be designated as questionable. And I suppose it's just a coincidence that he was grabbing his hamstring 2 plays into the 1st defensive possession. Actions speak louder than words here.

[Cheb]

CD3 played a good game on Sunday, despite the hamstring issue. While you can never be confident that hamstring issues are fixed until enough time has gone by, a guy playing a full game on a possible injury and not showing signs of poor play is a good thing.

Carlton Davis should be good to go versus the Rams, barring unfortunate setback.

[Pirate Life]

His hammy didn't appear to be bothering him on the blitz/leap/tip on the second Edward's interception.

If he weren't injured he wouldn't have been on the injury report. Let alone be designated as questionable. And I suppose it's just a coincidence that he was grabbing his hamstring 2 plays into the 1st defensive possession. Actions speak louder than words here.

Nah, since the NFL got rid of the 'probable' designation, teams use questionable if a player is limited in practice these days even if they expect to play. The real indicator these days is the practice participation report. Since he was listed as limited on Friday and not 'did not practice' odds were good he'd play as long as he wasn't listed as doubtful.

[King Bootz]

If he weren't injured he wouldn't have been on the injury report. Let alone be designated as questionable. And I suppose it's just a coincidence that he was grabbing his hamstring 2 plays into the 1st defensive possession. Actions speak louder than words here.

Nah, since the NFL got rid of the 'probable' designation, teams use questionable if a player is limited in practice these days even if they expect to play. The real indicator these days is the practice participation report. Since he was listed as limited on Friday and not 'did not practice' odds were good he'd play as long as he wasn't listed as doubtful.

Or, since he “wasn’t injured” he could’ve, ya know, been left off the injury report all together.

[Pirate Life]

Nah, since the NFL got rid of the 'probable' designation, teams use questionable if a player is limited in practice these days even if they expect to play. The real indicator these days is the practice participation report. Since he was listed as limited on Friday and not 'did not practice' odds were good he'd play as long as he wasn't listed as doubtful.

Or, since he “wasn’t injured” he could’ve, ya know, been left off the injury report all together.

Never said he wasn't injured did I? I said his hamstring looked fine on the final interception. You're just proclaiming doom and gloom like he was out there playing like a cripple.

[King Bootz]

Or, since he “wasn’t injured” he could’ve, ya know, been left off the injury report all together.

Never said he wasn't injured did I?

You didn't, Arians said he wasn't injured.

[Pirate Life]

Never said he wasn't injured did I?

You didn't, Arians said he wasn't injured.

Gotcha. Guessing after the semi-controversy over Brady not Bing on the report last year with his knee, the team was told to put people on the report even if they have a 75% chance to play (the old probable).