In firing him up with confidence. He helped me get here early in the season, and I would rather start him and get a dud than sit him and watch him go off and be the difference.

Also, I’ve found that nfl coaches don’t always approach games like they logically should. The coach has been on the hot seat, so even though he isn’t coaching for his job, he could very well be putting together games that he can point to next year when he might be fighting for his job. Detroits been playing better too so if he can put together a win he is going to do that, and not shoot hjmself in the foot by sitting his best player. The only scenario I see that happening is if Detroit falls way behind, but I doubt that will happen against Seattle, and even then, you’ve probably got at least a solid quarter or two of garbage time before by one gets sat, which gives you a safe floor for swift with the dump offs