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They also said his irregular heartbeat is something he's always had and it shouldn't be an issue.

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It's pick your poison with those two, but I would still go slight nod to Walt Harris.

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a 2 page thread about ade jimoh?what the hell is going on around here?

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If Ade Jimoh is your starting cornerback in the playoffs you go home.

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If Joe Gibbs is your coach, you don't.

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did we ever get rid of garnell wilds??

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I'd be more comfortable with Christian whatsisname that played last week and looked decent.

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[QUOTE=canthetuna]did we ever get rid of garnell wilds??[/QUOTE]


Yeah, he's in Carolina now.

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I would start Harris but use him to blitz and let Priolou or Clark actually cover the receivers whenever possible.

If Walt should get singled up on Galloway?
Quickly call timeout.

You have to give props to Jimoh. He's been stellar when he's been in. You have to know the defense backwards and forwards to play for Williams, though. One missed assignment and it's game over. One missed assignment and it's an entire offseason of Ade-bashing. I can't get myself over that cliff yet.

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Put a saftey to help walt out or something. He hasn't been as consistent as he was last year. Though, he did have a few games where he tackled and covered very well.

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I wonder if it's too late for Darrell Green to catch a charter to Tampa?

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I tried but no flights available.

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i had an irregular heartbeat (Atrial tachnycardia) and it had absolutely no effect on anything i did (except without an ablation your heart wears out earlier from all the extra beats, like at 70 years old instead of 80). Some people pass out when they try to run or do any high bpm activity (which would require an ablation to fix) and others have the extra beat get effectively cancelled out when the heart rate rises above a certain point, in which case there's no adverse effects on physical activity.

A radio frequency ablation is a minor deal that takes about 6 hours (if they can find the area creating the second beat the first time in) and takes about a couple months till there's absolutely no restrictions on running etc (they cut holes near the groin to stick a long tube up a main artery and into the heart to electrically zap the extra beat out of existance).

This is all relevant if he has what i think he has etc, but that's kinda what it sounds like.