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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1046948" data-attributes="member: 10086">Certainly we all want him healed up before playing meaningful snaps. We logically should get a better feel in Marshawn’s status in the next several weeks. These newer protocols force teams to either activate a player if they go IR or just end their season. Certainly won’t waste a roster spot across a season.I still believe his injuries are not season ending or we would’ve already heard that.Keep in mind the way it happened. It was a tissue injury (leg beginning of Camp) then 30 days later a joint injury (hip beginning of PS) then 30 days later that high ankle (Colts game)  He had 3 separate injuries inside 2 months and when they layer like that? Just wise to give him extra time to address all 2 or 3 that are bothering him. Highly unlikely a High Ankle sprain by itself is season ending. If it was that bad he’d have had surgery and been in season ending IR. Until we get more info it’s anyone’s guess. My guess based on tracking him a little is they’ll ramp him up next week or the week after in practice and limit his snaps for a few games afterwards to not jeopardize his season. Meaning he’s playing inside a month area.As you inferred we have the luxury of what’s probably a RB3 playing close to RB2 level. That’s helped give him plenty of time to heal up properly. Thank You Emmanuel.</blockquote>

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