Adrian Peterson of the Skins will start, Derrius Guice absent for six weeks due to a knee injury

Washington halfback Derrius Guice missed his rookie season after knee injury in his first career pre-season game. This year, Guice is injured at another knee during his first career. ordinary game of the season, and should miss only half l & # 39; year. If he maintains this model, the theory of infinite divisibility says that he will never play a full season, but over a long enough period, his annual knee injuries will cost him only a few seconds of playing time by season. Progress!

Guice would be missing six to eight weeks after undergoing surgery at his meniscus right Thursday. Guice's teammates were upset over head coach Jay Gruden for disabling assistant Adrian Peterson in the loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the first week. They probably were not hoping to find the exact solution to the problem, but in any case, disabling will not be a problem for Peterson in the second week. By Gruden, Peterson is ready for Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys, now that Guice is no longer in training.

It's sort of a perfect deal for this circus of a football operation: irritate and alienate your veteran players with an incomprehensible list decision; defend the decision in the boldest and most provocative way possible; then the conflict is resolved by a disaster, so that the situation becomes even more embarrassing. The next step is for Peterson to run for 100 yards and two goals in a game lost by 30.