Michael Penix Jr doesn't need preseason action, says his job is to be ready Week 1
Briefly

Michael Penix Jr. supports his coach's decision to sit him out during preseason games, citing his experience since childhood and the necessity to be ready for the start of the season. His statement reflects a broader sentiment that many fans and analysts are unhappy with coaching decisions despite not recognizing strategic changes. Kirk Cousins' calls for more preseason reps highlight some disagreement, yet the real concern is player health, especially after recovering from an injury. The team's preseason choices, rather than causing failure, were based on prioritizing player well-being and readiness for competition.
Penix has his coach's back, emphasizing that in college there are no exhibition games; players must be ready to go from the start.
Cousins expressed a desire for preseason reps but acknowledged the team's decision regarding his health was ultimately wise given his recovery from a torn Achilles.
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