If you look at the play the injury just as easily could have happened in practice -- non-contact. Beyond that -- it's a high risk sport and you can't baby players (especially players that need developmental time + reps in a new system) by keeping them on the sidelines. Bottom line, you either have a body that can withstand the NFL grind or you don't.
Tua is at least "suspect" in durability terms -- and there's no way he won't get exposed soon enough so get him on the field and get him the time reps and practice he needs.
Last point that seems to get lost around here is that this team hasn't proved anything yet. So we need the collective playing time as opposed to protecting something that's essentially unknown / unproven.
And -- looks like Wilson isn't hurt that bad. He'll be back in a few weeks at most.
Tua is at least "suspect" in durability terms -- and there's no way he won't get exposed soon enough so get him on the field and get him the time reps and practice he needs.
Last point that seems to get lost around here is that this team hasn't proved anything yet. So we need the collective playing time as opposed to protecting something that's essentially unknown / unproven.
And -- looks like Wilson isn't hurt that bad. He'll be back in a few weeks at most.