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He's become used to that!I don’t want to think that way, but based on Bak’s experience, you may be way more right than wrong.
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He's become used to that!I don’t want to think that way, but based on Bak’s experience, you may be way more right than wrong.
rpiotr01 nailed it with his DB assessment of the game.Kirk Cousins was under pressure on 16 of 37 drop backs (43.2 percent). I know that is not a great number but better than I thought.
The Packers defense had 21 pressures but the King, Stokes, and Rasul Douglas allowed 231 passing yards on their coverage.
This makes me rethink things. Maybe our d-line played better than I thought. Our CB's were the reason for the Vikings moving the ball at all.
@TomPelissero
#Packers All-Pro LT David Bakhtiari had arthroscopic surgery recently to clean up the knee that was reconstructed back in January, sources tell me and
@mikegarafolo
. Bakhtiari won’t practice or play again this week, but there’s optimism he’ll be back for the stretch run.
I have a friend who had a 2nd procedure (scope) done shortly after the first one, like Bak.Had some scar tissue I guess? Probably a good thing to sort it out now.
I was wondering if it might be a small repair issue also not just a scope.I have a friend who had a 2nd procedure (scope) done shortly after the first one, like Bak.
His scope was for a meniscus issue.
So this could be a multiple choice question as to why Bak had this done.
I think it’s more a meniscus issue post surgery. 2-3 week issueBig question is the knee actually worse then we thought and team just blowing smoke hoping he's back. Could it be the knee is chronic issues that could never let him play again?