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Regardless of whether there's any merit to the notion that a holdout increases a player's chances of getting injured, whenever a player who has held out becomes injured, folks will point to the holdout as one of the causes of the condition.
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(If T.O. were a Jet, he could point all of this out. Through tears.)
Per Rich Cimini of ESPNNewYork.com, coach Rex Ryan said that he's "not overly concerned" about Revis' status. However, Ryan acknowledged that the team's plan to put Revis in single coverage against Pats wideout Randy Moss will be affected if Revis isn't at 100 percent for the game.
Of course, Revis wasn't at 100 percent three days ago; otherwise, he would have spent the entire game covering Ravens receiver Anquan Boldin -- and Boldin likely would have had fewer than seven catches for fewer than 110 yards.
Bottom line? We've got a feeling Moss will have more than seven catches, for more than 110 yards on Sunday.