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"I know it's for the better. I know they just want to take care of my foot," said Nicks, who had a career-best 1,192 yards receiving in 15 regular season games last year. "We don't want any setbacks. It's a big game, opening game of the season. I'm looking forward to that."
But he said emphatically "I'm playing, period."
