[cardcrimson]

I think he has a much better chance of staying healthy when he is not the only offensive threat on the field. He also doesn't have to play absolutely every down. The niners are not the panthers.

Very true. Just ask Elijah Mitchell and Trey Lance. . . .

Football is a rough game. Every team has injuries, no matter how good they may be. However, if you want to make the argument that being the only offensive threat on the field is conducive to an athlete's physical health, I would gladly have that discussion. For some reason I think that is obviously not the case, but if you want to defend that proposition, I would like to "hear" it.

Simply pointing out that two of the 49ers offensive threats are out for extended periods. Add in the plethora of other injured 49ers this season, and perhaps Santa Clara isn’t any  more safe than Charlotte.

[cardcrimson]

I think he has a much better chance of staying healthy when he is not the only offensive threat on the field. He also doesn't have to play absolutely every down. The niners are not the panthers.

Very true. Just ask Elijah Mitchell and Trey Lance. . . .

Football is a rough game. Every team has injuries, no matter how good they may be. However, if you want to make the argument that being the only offensive threat on the field is conducive to an athlete's physical health, I would gladly have that discussion. For some reason I think that is obviously not the case, but if you want to defend that proposition, I would like to "hear" it.

Simply pointing out that two of the 49ers offensive threats are out for extended periods. Add in the plethora of other injured 49ers this season, and perhaps Santa Clara isn’t any  more safe than Charlotte.