The winningest coach in NCAA history doesn't let his kids hit in practice. He also doesn't make them practice outside in bad whether in Norther Minnesota. His opinion is that hitting doesn't make them tougher, it just beats them up.
Not getting hit isn't going to slow Starks down. After 3000 yards in 3 years in college, he probably has been hit enough times to know what it is like.
He also isn't as beat up as everyone else in the NFL other than kickers right now. If he comes in, he will be fresh and strong.
I am not expecting him to be good, but I am not expecting him to be bad.
I want to go out like my Grandpa did. Peacefully in his sleep.
Not screaming in terror like his passengers.