If Taylor is ready for the Ducks, do we play him or do we save him for "winnable" games?

[Clairemont Gopher]

If Taylor is ready for the Ducks, do we play him or save him for the "winnable" games?

 

[Word]

Don't overthink it. Play him.

 

[GopherNuts]

You’re paying him how much? He needs to play as many games as possible.

 

[gopherbadgerman]

Play him. No question

 

[Clairemont Gopher]

If he's ready and you don't play him, what is the message to the team? "We are good enough to win without him so why risk further injury? Let's up the odds that we'll have him for the finish." Or is it "We are just not good enough to beat Oregon, with or without him, but we can beat Northwestern and Wisconsin if we have him intact."

 

[Igor95]

Play him. I hope he’s ready to go tomorrow and finishes out the season healthy and strong.

 

[PMWinSTP]

Play him.

 

[Big Dawg]

He won’t play the remainder of the season and will put in for medical redshirt.

 

[mngg11]

He won’t play the remainder of the season and will put in for medical redshirt.

If this qualifies, sit him. But if it doesn't, we need all the weapons we can get on the field.

 

[gopherphil]

All healthy hands on board..

 

[Spaulding!No!]

We should also wonder: Do we continue to hide offensive plays for the winnable games? Lol

 

[Unregistered User]

He won’t play the remainder of the season and will put in for medical redshirt.

He’s played in 6 games

And the OP posted an absolutely idiotic question. Don’t even play the damn game if you even think that way.

 

[cheeseheadgophfan]

Oregon is not a winnable game??????? If so, we should probably just not play the rest of the season......

Did you watch their home game vs. the Badgers? 7-0 at halftime and the stinking Badgers were very much in the game until the 4th quarter.....

 

[mnsportsgeek]

What are we saving him for? He needs to play football if he wants his pay day next spring.