From today's teleconference he said the coaching staff would have to chain him down to keep him off the field. Made no mention of his ankle not being about to snap like a twig, though. Just that he wanted to be out there more than anything. To me that is just fine. He's going to be very immobile and not able to get anything on his throws. Couple that with the memories of how he wallaced the game away last year and he will be trying to force passes more and doing more than he really can. To me that is setting up for the perfect storm for him to be a TO machine in that game. He may make a few plays early just on adrenalin alone but as the game wears on that ankle is going to start talking to him more and more and if we get some good shots on him then it may be sooner rather than later. Time to take advantage of an over aggressive cripple, boys.