Thursday, August 04, 2005

Awwww, *&^% $#@!

From Seahawks.com:

The Lofa Perspective

by Lofa Tatupu

Day 5 (8/4)
CHENEY, Wash. - It happened this morning on a pass drill. I tried to go under and I felt a tweak in my hamstring...
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5 comments:

  1. monkey8/04/2005 11:12:00 PM

    Man I gotta keep up, I can't believe I missed this. This has to go into the Lofa site.

    I love hearing his desire to take a leadership role, he is just the right guy to do it too. Soon, very soon, I predict that Lofa Tatupu will be a crowd favorite and his jersey will be a top seller for Hawks fans.

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  2. ADP8/05/2005 05:44:00 AM

    im surprised it took you guys so long to notice lol


    ive been working 10 hours day of nothing but standing and still noticed...


    that said, im quitting...and i found out one of my two best friends tried to commit suicide the other night (a surprise)...so bleh...ive been busy

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  3. albaNY Hawker8/05/2005 05:59:00 AM

    Great graphic and headline. Seems to be a lot of hammy tweaking going on in camp this year. First Shaun, then Lofa. Let's hope it's not a bellweather of things to come.

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  4. albaNY Hawker8/05/2005 06:11:00 AM

    What I can do is help out my other rookies Corn (Cornelius Wortham) and LeRoy (Hill). Keep ‘em up, pat ‘em on the helmet. Talk to them. Do anything to help the team at this point.

    I hope all those nay-sayers still bitching about trading up to take this kid will read this and understand that you can't judge a players heart on stats.

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  5. Anonymous8/05/2005 06:49:00 AM

    I think there are always hamstring "tweaks" in camp that get guys a little rest. Usually WRs and CBs are the only guys who couldn't play in a game with a hammy tweak, when anybody else gets 'em they could play if need be. Plus it does sound like they are going full speed and its pretty early. Maybe the coaches like the full speed, even though it causes dings and tweaks, but they'll let the boys rest a little more when they get hurt. That is a little different approach than normal, but we could use a little different result than normal too. 

    Posted by JoSCh

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