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<blockquote data-quote="El Guapo" data-source="post: 541707" data-attributes="member: 5830"><p>Playing through an injury is different than re-injuring your ankle each Sunday, which is what happened to Lacy. He twisted it in the Falcons game, didn't practice all week, hurt it again in a great performance against the Cowboys, and then sprained it yet <u>again</u> against the Steelers and did not return to the game. Heavily-tapped up he admitted to struggling to push off in the final two games.</p><p></p><p>That's not toughing it out, it's making it worse IMO. Especially for an injury-plagued team like the Packers, it still seems foolish to potentially risk losing him for an entire off-season.</p><p></p><p>For reference, Lacy averaged 3.1 yards/attempt versus the Bears while Starks averaged 8.0 yards/attempt. In the playoff game, Lacy averaged 3.8 yards/attempt while Starks averaged 5.8 yards/attempt. I'm not sure what we gained out of featuring a gimpy Lacy versus a healthy Starks. I know what we gambled though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="El Guapo, post: 541707, member: 5830"] Playing through an injury is different than re-injuring your ankle each Sunday, which is what happened to Lacy. He twisted it in the Falcons game, didn't practice all week, hurt it again in a great performance against the Cowboys, and then sprained it yet [U]again[/U] against the Steelers and did not return to the game. Heavily-tapped up he admitted to struggling to push off in the final two games. That's not toughing it out, it's making it worse IMO. Especially for an injury-plagued team like the Packers, it still seems foolish to potentially risk losing him for an entire off-season. For reference, Lacy averaged 3.1 yards/attempt versus the Bears while Starks averaged 8.0 yards/attempt. In the playoff game, Lacy averaged 3.8 yards/attempt while Starks averaged 5.8 yards/attempt. I'm not sure what we gained out of featuring a gimpy Lacy versus a healthy Starks. I know what we gambled though. [/QUOTE]
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