Harrell's back appears fixed

[MichiganPackerFan]

Obviously, I'm not too confident that Harrell will stay healthy. It is good to hear that Jenkins appears to be back to the way he was last year. He was a beast in the first four games.

If he is not, it is not because he is lazy like has been stated in the past. He's worked his ass off. If anyone is to blame on this it is certainly Ted Thompson.

That said, as the optimist, I hope it works out and he's pain free and a force for the next 10 seasons in a GB uniform. I think he's gone through a lot, faced the challenges and deserves to have things go right for a change.

[pbmax]

Obviously, I'm not too confident that Harrell will stay healthy. It is good to hear that Jenkins appears to be back to the way he was last year. He was a beast in the first four games.

I will boost my post total by just saying: AGREED! He might be the best thing to happen to this defense if he can last the season.

[gex]

I thought you were more a colon stuffed kind of dude. Or maybe one leads to the other.

Apropos of nothing, I do want to point out that August is national anal sex month.

http://www.dailyprobe.com/arcs/021902/asm.shtml

[Fritz]

Obviously, I'm not too confident that Harrell will stay healthy. It is good to hear that Jenkins appears to be back to the way he was last year. He was a beast in the first four games.

If he is not, it is not because he is lazy like has been stated in the past. He's worked his ass off. If anyone is to blame on this it is certainly Ted Thompson.

That said, as the optimist, I hope it works out and he's pain free and a force for the next 10 seasons in a GB uniform. I think he's gone through a lot, faced the challenges and deserves to have things go right for a change.

I thought we all agreed to blame the former weight room coach under whose watch Harrell hurt his back.

You people need some elementary lessons in blame. It's far more convenient to blame someone who is no longer with the organization. Thompson's still here. If he's fired in the next couple of seasons, then we can assign him the blame for everything from Harrell's back to Favre's ungainly comeback.

[MichiganPackerFan]

Obviously, I'm not too confident that Harrell will stay healthy. It is good to hear that Jenkins appears to be back to the way he was last year. He was a beast in the first four games.

If he is not, it is not because he is lazy like has been stated in the past. He's worked his ass off. If anyone is to blame on this it is certainly Ted Thompson.

That said, as the optimist, I hope it works out and he's pain free and a force for the next 10 seasons in a GB uniform. I think he's gone through a lot, faced the challenges and deserves to have things go right for a change.

I thought we all agreed to blame the former weight room coach under whose watch Harrell hurt his back.

You people need some elementary lessons in blame. It's far more convenient to blame someone who is no longer with the organization. Thompson's still here. If he's fired in the next couple of seasons, then we can assign him the blame for everything from Harrell's back to Favre's ungainly comeback.

In that case, I blame Mike Sherman. (How'd I do?)

[wist43]

Acupuncture??? Anybody else have any success with that???

I'm all ears... my back is in constant pain, has been for years.

Back pain and golf don't mix well Wist.


After 2 back surgeries, I'd put the odds of Harrell having a notable NFL career at less than 5%. I think he's facing some ridiculously long odds, as back injuries can flare up at the drop of a hat.

No, they don't... my game comes and goes according to how cooperative my back is.

Can't shoot a 67 like TD, but I'm usually under 80... unless my back is flaring up - have looked into acupuncture a little, but not seriously. Back is getting bad enough now though, that Im ready to try anything.

Try getting your colon cleaned out.

Did I say "anything"??? I think I want to rethink that...