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Posted on 9/27/26 at 8:38 pm to Lgrnwd
Being back and being 100% is 2 different things. They will both need time to get back up to speed.
Posted on 9/27/26 at 10:46 pm to Lgrnwd
Weeks won’t be back for Bama. Pipe dreams right there.
Posted on 9/28/26 at 5:11 am to wesman21
Whit Weeks is out indefinitely after suffering a broken lower right leg (fractured fibula) and out for surgery. I highly doubt back in 8 weeks no less by Bama.
Posted on 9/28/26 at 7:33 am to Lgrnwd
It’s going to be a real challenge, but making it to Bama with 1 loss is feasible, especially if we avoid more significant injuries along the way.
McNeese is a perfect opportunity to rest some guys and get 2nd and even 3rd stringers some reps.
At Kentucky will probably be our 3rd toughest game of the season so far. I don’t think think they are much better than A&M. I like playing there on the road better than playing MSU at their place.
MSU is very winnable at home, especially if Leavitt is healed by then.
Auburn is a bad football team. Playing there is always tough, but I have a feeling their fans will have packed the season in by that point and won’t be much of an issue
You then get a bye before Bama.
It won’t surprise if we drop a game, but I think we can survive up until the gauntlet if we play like we did Saturday.
McNeese is a perfect opportunity to rest some guys and get 2nd and even 3rd stringers some reps.
At Kentucky will probably be our 3rd toughest game of the season so far. I don’t think think they are much better than A&M. I like playing there on the road better than playing MSU at their place.
MSU is very winnable at home, especially if Leavitt is healed by then.
Auburn is a bad football team. Playing there is always tough, but I have a feeling their fans will have packed the season in by that point and won’t be much of an issue
You then get a bye before Bama.
It won’t surprise if we drop a game, but I think we can survive up until the gauntlet if we play like we did Saturday.
Posted on 9/28/26 at 7:38 am to 75EE
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Green supposedly has noting broken or torn. So he may be back sooner than 4 weeks.
Zero chance. Mississippi State is better than we all thought they were going to be, and they have a good QB. But they’re not great. If we can’t beat them at home without Trey’Dez, we have no chance of making the playoffs, much less making a run. It would be incredibly stupid to not take advantage of the bye and give him an extra 2 weeks.
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It may depend on his pain tolerance
I think it will depend on a lot of things, but pain tolerance is certainly one. Actually, pain alone might be the more important factor. He’s tough enough—and I think he’s shown that he cares enough—that he could push through some pain and go out there. But when guys have pain somewhere, even if they can tolerate it, psychologically (even if just subconsciously) they tend to protect that body part from the pain. Which makes them much more vulnerable to injuring something else.
And with his NFL future, I think that’s a risk that might start getting weighed much more heavily the closer he gets to coming back. And I don’t want this to come off as an attack on his character at all—or anybody else’s around him—but I think our record at the time will also play a factor. If we still only have one loss, hell yeah, he’ll come back for a potential playoff run if he can. But if these injuries keep piling up and we have 2 losses, the chance of us beating Bama, Texas, and Tennessee on the road in consecutive weeks is slim. So maybe they start thinking about what does he really have to gain by coming back. Maybe they wait another week to see how the Bama game goes.
And I’ve said this from the day his mom posted her thing on social media, if we have 3 losses before he’s ready to come back, he’s not coming back at all. There’s way too much for him to lose with very little to gain if we’re not in a position to make the playoffs. He’s got plenty of tape for the NFL. And this “NFL needing to see how he plays when he comes back” line I’ve seen a few people post is a myth. They don’t need to see how he is in November. They’ll need to see how he is in March and April. At Pro Day, individual workouts, and team doctors’ evals.
Business will be a factor, and business decisions may have to be made by the adults who care about him. And that includes Lane. Who I think truly does care about him. But even if he didn’t, if he throws Trey out there against Bama or Texas when we already have 3 losses, and he tears his ACL or something, that’s a really bad look for him for future recruiting. I just think that after watching us dominate A&M and everybody being so positive and optimistic right now is making us gloss over some factors that might start getting weighed more heavily the closer we get to his return.
Posted on 9/28/26 at 7:50 am to Lgrnwd
Without knowing exactly which part of the leg was fractured it very hard to forecast a return timeline. I still think its Tenn/Arky best case scenario and most likely post season play. Its on thing to get through the injury but because its a leg its about building back strength and endurance. Just really sucks for him.
Posted on 9/28/26 at 9:25 am to Hot Carl
Green's injury is a sprain. No tears or breaks. He will most definitely be back by November.
Posted on 9/28/26 at 9:31 am to Switchup91
Yea I thought initially it was 3-5 weeks frame.

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