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hines held out of practice BUT...
by McLovin » Wed Jan 28, 2009 5:07 pm
...this is his routine. According to Ed Werder (major toolbag). Tomlin said Ward's knee was "wonderful" and it won't be used as an excuse on Sunday.
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Re: hines held out of practice BUT...
by steelmoney » Wed Jan 28, 2009 6:28 pm
Dude has no ACLs, what the hell does he care about an MCL sprain?
Re: hines held out of practice BUT...
by PGHeaven » Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:49 pm
Hinesy will start and we will see how he does. If he gets tweaked, then it will fall on the rest of the receivers.
I will say this. SOMEHOW, FWP must learn how to catch a freaking pass between AFCCG and the SB.
Here is another flash, SWEED (that blowjob) must learn how to catch as well.
NOONE except perhaps Heath will be able to fulfill the role of key 3rd down receiver like HINESY does, so it will take improved play from everyone else
THIS MEANS NO FUCKING DROPS NATE AND SWEED
I think Ben will be eager to put some points on the board sooner rather than later, so we will not see total dedication to the run until the second half with a lead. This means that HINES will be covered in the early going and he will attract hits from the tweety birds
So be aware Hines and keep your head on a swivel
I will say this. SOMEHOW, FWP must learn how to catch a freaking pass between AFCCG and the SB.
Here is another flash, SWEED (that blowjob) must learn how to catch as well.
NOONE except perhaps Heath will be able to fulfill the role of key 3rd down receiver like HINESY does, so it will take improved play from everyone else
THIS MEANS NO FUCKING DROPS NATE AND SWEED
I think Ben will be eager to put some points on the board sooner rather than later, so we will not see total dedication to the run until the second half with a lead. This means that HINES will be covered in the early going and he will attract hits from the tweety birds
So be aware Hines and keep your head on a swivel
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Re: hines held out of practice BUT...
by GodfatherofSoul » Thu Jan 29, 2009 4:09 pm
McLovin wrote:...this is his routine. According to Ed Werder (major toolbag). Tomlin said Ward's knee was "wonderful" and it won't be used as an excuse on Sunday.
Post game after the Ravens win he was running around the stadium slapping hands with fans. He is NOT HURT!
Re: hines held out of practice BUT...
by El Nino » Thu Jan 29, 2009 4:33 pm
GodfatherofSoul wrote:McLovin wrote:...this is his routine. According to Ed Werder (major toolbag). Tomlin said Ward's knee was "wonderful" and it won't be used as an excuse on Sunday.
Post game after the Ravens win he was running around the stadium slapping hands with fans. He is NOT HURT!
figured it might be the case. they're just blowing up the injury just to have something to talk about leading to the sb
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Re: hines held out of practice BUT...
by Carolina Steel » Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:42 pm
El Nino wrote:GodfatherofSoul wrote:McLovin wrote:...this is his routine. According to Ed Werder (major toolbag). Tomlin said Ward's knee was "wonderful" and it won't be used as an excuse on Sunday.
Post game after the Ravens win he was running around the stadium slapping hands with fans. He is NOT HURT!
figured it might be the case. they're just blowing up the injury just to have something to talk about leading to the sb
Did anyone else notice how easily he jumped on and off the NFL Network set at the end of media day?
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