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It is game day and Travis Kelsey is working out his hyper-extended knee in front of trainers and coaches.

This has made me kind of change my mind on where we think we are with Travis Kelsey.

I believe now it is more likely than not that he will give it a go on Thursday night,

how effective he is or how much he plays, is anybody's guess.

But I think there's a lot of pride involved here in Travis Kelsey,

as several listeners have pointed out to me, despite the fact that he missed a game,

testing positive for COVID a couple of years ago.

Other than that, he's gone 10 years injury-free and played in every single game.

So he's had quite a run of being a reliable player in addition to being a great player,

a Hall of Fame caliber player, but one that is readily available.

And I just don't think there's any way on this Thursday morning hours away,

12 hours, 10 hours away from the start of the game, that Travis Kelsey is working out on that

knee in front of coaches and trainers. Then they will look and see how it reacts not just physically

with what he does. They'll take him back in the training room and take a look at it and maybe even do,

you know, another MRI or x-ray or tests or whatever and see what happened with the knee while he did that.

I don't think you go to this trouble to do this unless you're leaning toward playing him.

I think you go into the workout leaning toward, we're going to give this a go.

Let's test him out.

Let's see if it's good and let's go.

We've got to make a roster decision here later in the day, whether he's available or not,

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