Running Back Devin Singletary
Q: (inaudible)
DEVIN SINGLETARY: I really think it's going to be up to me, really. If I feel like where I'm comfortable enough to go, I'm going to go.
Q: So where are you?
DEVIN SINGLETARY: We'll see. Game day, game time, we'll see.
Q: Is this one of those things where you need to be cautious of not re-injuring it? Like is it one of those issues where it's maybe not necessarily a pain tolerance thing of what you can handle, but the risk of maybe making it a little bit worse?
DEVIN SINGLETARY: I mean, that's part of it. Especially a groin. Definitely, it can be tricky. So, you want to be smart.
Q: You push it more today than you had earlier this week?
DEVIN SINGLETARY: Yeah, I did. I felt pretty good.
Q: You said game day, does that mean you'll go out and work out and run before the game and decide?
DEVIN SINGLETARY: I'm going to see. I'm going to see. I'm going to talk with the trainers and then go from there. But like I said, today was the most I did, and it felt good.
Q: Have you ever dealt with something like this before?
DEVIN SINGLETARY: No, I never had a groin (injury) before. First time.
Q: You said the other day, you haven't missed many games. Does that make you more likely to want to push through it? It seems like you take pride in that…
DEVIN SINGLETARY: Yeah, of course. No one wants to miss a game. If I feel like I'm able to be out there, that's what it's going to be.
Q: Does not having (wide receiver) Malik (Nabers) play into it at all for you? Like, 'Hey, you need me even more now, we've lost a good part of it.' He's, I don't know, 40-something percent of your receiving yards, whatever it is, you know what I mean?
DEVIN SINGLETARY: No, that doesn't play into it. It's the league. We've got guys that are ready to step up and make plays. So, no that doesn't play into it.
