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Re: Haynesworth PASSES Conditioning Test
[quote=Buster;722016]CSN this morning said doctors are calling it heat-related. That'll happen when you're 340 pounds.[/quote]
It hasn't even been that hot the past few days though. Three straight days with heat related issues? I don't buy it. A headache? Aww poor baby. Wash some advil down with some Gatorade and get out there. |
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This overgrown toddler better play really well this year.
Just for making the fans put up with his grade school antics. |
Re: Haynesworth PASSES Conditioning Test
Meanwhile, Lorenzo Alexander is practicing with bad orthotics and can barely walk but says he [B]needs[/B] to be out there to set an example to the guys behind him on the depth chart.
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Let's just hope Haynesworth doesn't have the same headache issues Percy Harvin does
[url=http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp10/news/story?id=5476849]Minnesota Vikings' Percy Harvin collapses, leaves in ambulance - ESPN[/url] |
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Migraines can really be debilatating. I think that is what sent stevie franchises career to an end.
With that said, i never heard of big al with migraines so im not inclinded to believe his headache is related to harvin's chronicled history of migraines. |
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[quote=SmootSmack;722028]Let's just hope Haynesworth doesn't have the same headache issues Percy Harvin does
[URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp10/news/story?id=5476849"]Minnesota Vikings' Percy Harvin collapses, leaves in ambulance - ESPN[/URL][/quote] Man I feel bad for the guy. Migraines are terribe. I hope he can figure out what is causing his. |
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It's actually a little known fact that Haynesworth has pansifaschietis; a debilitating infantile disease which some babies never get rid of as adults. WedMD says it makes adults lapse into states of childish behavior. Some side effects include temper tantrums, whining, selfishness, and unwillingness to do certain expected tasks.
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Re: Haynesworth PASSES Conditioning Test
[quote=SmootSmack;722028]Let's just hope Haynesworth doesn't have the same headache issues Percy Harvin does
[URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp10/news/story?id=5476849"]Minnesota Vikings' Percy Harvin collapses, leaves in ambulance - ESPN[/URL][/quote] I hope BIG does not read the story as he may.....suddenly contract migraines?? |
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Wish I could see video of this
[url=http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dcsportsbog/2010/08/redskins_rookies_and_the_alber.html]D.C. Sports Bog - Redskins rookies and the Albert Haynesworth skit[/url] |
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[quote=Buster;722023]Meanwhile, Lorenzo Alexander is practicing with bad orthotics and can barely walk but says he [B]needs[/B] to be out there to set an example to the guys behind him on the depth chart.[/quote]
And because he's competing with Andre Carter for the same starting spot. I just hope he doesn't end up hurting himself more in the process. |
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I honestly don't see any reason to be concerned about this latest AH setback because I'm sure if it was fake or whatnot, MS would be on this situation (see how he humiliated AH in the media for not showing up to OTAs).
So it seems now that dehydration and speeding are the two biggest disruption at training camp this week. |
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[quote=SkinzWin;722041]It's actually a little known fact that Haynesworth has pansifaschietis; a debilitating infantile disease which some babies never get rid of as adults. WedMD says it makes adults lapse into states of childish behavior. Some side effects include temper tantrums, whining, selfishness, and unwillingness to do certain expected tasks.[/quote]
Lol. Great post. |
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[quote=SkinzWin;722041]It's actually a little known fact that Haynesworth has pansifaschietis; a debilitating infantile disease which some babies never get rid of as adults. WedMD says it makes adults lapse into states of childish behavior. Some side effects include temper tantrums, whining, selfishness, and unwillingness to do certain expected tasks.[/quote]
You forgot the side effect of not being able to pass an NFL physical. LOL. |
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[quote=Ruhskins;722045]And because he's competing with Andre Carter for the same starting spot. [B]I just hope he doesn't end up hurting himself more in the process[/B].[/quote]
That is what I was going to say. How does a wealthy professional athlete on a billion dollar team in a multi billion dollar league have bad orthotics? Weak! I am curious about the reason this situation is occurring. |
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[quote=Ruhskins;722067]You forgot the side effect of not being able to pass an NFL physical. LOL.[/quote]
So noted. I think they are still doing clinical trials to figure out more about this debilitating disease. Apparently if the headaches don't improve, Haynesworth's doctor wants him to do a battery of tests in Tennessee this offseason instead of doing team conditioning and OTA's at Redskins camp. LOL. |
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