Does Peart start this weekend

fleming almost lost us the game.

Fleming was a disaster last weekend.

to give a rookie his first start. But Peart has already played a lot, their stadium isn’t full (although they’re still pumping fake crowd noise as always), and this team is showing it can get rookies ready to play

So, why not give Peart his shot?

But given he's coming of a COVID positive situation (right?) my guess is he'll be eased back in as Hernandez has been.

In comment 15065410 Trainmaster said:

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But given he's coming of a COVID positive situation (right?) my guess is he'll be eased back in as Hernandez has been.

It's very iffy... I didn't hear any status on the extent of his symptoms, or any lingering health implications. There's a range of COVID illness from asymptomatic to dead.

Yes a wide range of effects from COVID but at minimum, he lost 1 1/2 weeks of practice.

I'd love to see him replace Fleming completely but unfortunately the illness will set him back. I was hoping the change would happen at the bye but then he got sick. The best I think we will see is him rotate but I don't think he is going to see anytime at LT anymore.

to give Peart the start, but it won't happen post-Covid. And I wonder how much time we'll have the ball.

is going to play.

Dunlap may be a bit much for Peart

Certainly want to work him in.

Would feel a lot better if he lines up against Dunlap's backup

"starter" means less than the snap count. Peart could come off the bench but play more snaps.

played last week.

I think now in December, it’s time.

In comment 15065471 ChicagoMarty said:

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is going to play. Dunlap may be a bit much for Peart Certainly want to work him in. Would feel a lot better if he lines up against Dunlap's backup

Dunlap is too much for Peart, what does that make him for Fleming?

at both guard and tackle.

In comment 15065400 Platos said:

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fleming almost lost us the game.

He really almost did. Sit that mofo the eff down.

In comment 15065476 81_Great_Dane said:

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"starter" means less than the snap count. Peart could come off the bench but play more snaps.

There really hasn't been much of a rotation. The backup at OG and OT hasn't seen many snaps in this "rotation"

been Ok-ish in run blocking. Not so much pass blocking. I would think if McCoy gets the start they're going to be doing more running than usual. They'll probably stick with Fleming.

I like rotating him in. I think there will be serious growing pains if he goes full time.

I think he may have started last week. Too bad he got sick

I'd expect them to rotate him in as before.

In comment 15065438 CT Charlie said:

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to give Peart the start, but it won't happen post-Covid. And I wonder how much time we'll have the ball.

Fleming is so mistake prone. It was his illegal shift penalty that cost us the TD in Dallas on the fake FG. And his holding penalty last week that negated a game clingching first down on that 3rd down pass to DIon Lewis last week. Would rather see Peart start for sure

has not practiced yet this week so this issue might be moot.

Neither has Shell, Tre Flowers, Carlos Hyde, nor Homer.

Carson was listed as limited yesterday and sore.

Sounds like the Seahawks are a bit beat up

Timing seems good for the Jints to give the Hawks a run for their money

Fleming cannot pass block. At all. He needs to go grab some bench.

single handedly lost that game for us last week. While i feel like we arent winning this game either way, i'd like to see Peart get the majority of the snaps. he's probbably our future RT so get him as much experience as possible

but Peart will play. If Gugs thinks he’s doing OK,I would not be surprised to see Peart get more and more of the snaps.

He is what, 23? If he had Covid he may not have even been symptomatic, hence he should be fine.

I'd love for us to have three strong rookies playing and starting down the last four games.

I had this game pegged as a loss because it is a long trip; however, Seattle is coming off a big Monday night wind so in a sense it is a short week for them. How "up" can they be to play us off this win?

If Seattle comes out flat and we can jump on them with a strong ground game and savvy passing from McCoy, perhaps we surprise?

I like the Bradberry matchup on DK in the sense that he is a bigger, more physical guy than Slayton for Eagles. We shall see....

this week is about running the ball due to the need to help McCoy. Whichever tackle is the more effective run blocker will get more snaps, I think.