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Count the weeks since Lynch's minor surgery on Thanksgiving day. It is reasonable to assume that Marshawn won't be really needed till the second week of the playoffs. That's about 4 weeks past what is normally needed for complete recovery for the recovery of Lynch's surgery.
When he finally steps back on the field Lynch's hernia should be fully healed and his legs fresh as a daisy.
In all likelihood we will be playing the Panthers. If Wilson can continue his historic play of the last 4 weeks I doubt the Panthers can beat Seattle with a healthy Lynch added to the recent league leading output of Wilson to Baldwin, Kearse, Lockett and Willson.
Then all that will be left is the rubber match with AZ for the third appearance in three seasons in the Super Bowl.
I'm not entirely dismissing the winner of the NFC East but I doubt we will need Lynch to beat Washington. In any case that decision is a month away and if our back was truly against a wall Lynch could probably play tomorrow.
He, Lynch, will certainly be available in 4 weeks. The typical time to rehab Lynch's repairs is 5-6 weeks.
When he finally steps back on the field Lynch's hernia should be fully healed and his legs fresh as a daisy.
In all likelihood we will be playing the Panthers. If Wilson can continue his historic play of the last 4 weeks I doubt the Panthers can beat Seattle with a healthy Lynch added to the recent league leading output of Wilson to Baldwin, Kearse, Lockett and Willson.
Then all that will be left is the rubber match with AZ for the third appearance in three seasons in the Super Bowl.
I'm not entirely dismissing the winner of the NFC East but I doubt we will need Lynch to beat Washington. In any case that decision is a month away and if our back was truly against a wall Lynch could probably play tomorrow.
He, Lynch, will certainly be available in 4 weeks. The typical time to rehab Lynch's repairs is 5-6 weeks.

