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Peat also played hurt a lot of the year -- he had a huge brace on his ankle for much of the season, and didn't move as well as he did in the past, and wasn't as devastating a the second level, but I ascribe about 90% of that to injury. The 2017 Peat was terrific from both a production and versatility value aspect. If the injury was in fact the issue, it would be foolish not to try to keep him.
I think Cameron Tom is really coming on, but a healthy Peat is a damn good player.
Yeah injury probably did play a part somewhat but it didn't seem to hold him back all the time. Most of it was penalties n inconsistencies