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Jim Schwartz’s Coy Attitude on Injuries Creating a Motown Monster
Published: October 21, 2009
Yes. The players, the training staff, and head coach Jim Schwartz.
But nobody else.
What started as a smart tactic of withholding all but the most essential injury information to cloud opponents' game-planning has become a behemoth of misinformation.
It seems that Schwartz's philosophy with injury is that everybody is either out for the season or day-to-day and a game-time decision.
Of course, that's a lie.
He knew Stafford and Calvin Johnson wouldn't be ready to go against the Packers. He knows what each player's injury is, the severity of it, and how long it will keep them out.
But you'll never hear him say, "It looks like Stafford's injury will keep him out for two or three weeks." At best, he'll rule a guy out of Sunday's game on Thursday or Friday.
That was fine for a while. Lions fans would watch whoever showed up to play, anyway. Anything that might improve the...
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