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^ i still think some team is willing to go after a guy who is only 25 and can do the things he does when he does play


but this is exactly why i don't think we need to go after a WR early in the draft:

The 23-year-old budding star was sitting around at home during the offseason when he first started developing symptoms — night sweats, fatigue, weight loss. He saw the family doctor and was checked for mono, which came back negative.

It wasn’t until Dr. Gary Dorshimer mentioned the possibility of an enlarged spleen that the alarm bells really started going off. Maclin promptly underwent a CAT Scan at Penn, which came back clean.

A major sigh of relief, but really just one turn on a harrowing emotional roller-coaster ride that the family endured for months on end.

A follow-up scan about a month later produced eye-popping results.

Dr. Parres explained that lymph nodes are measured on a scale of 1-10, with lower intensity lymph nodes connoting a viral infection.

“He had 9s and 10s scattered throughout his body,” said Parres.

“I assumed he had lymphoma and it was just a matter of making the diagnosis.”

What happened next, the medical community is still unable to explain.




from this article:
http://phillysportsdaily....vr.it&utm_medium=twitter

ExtRaOrDinaRy SwAg wrote:

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�fantastic performance today, let's keep it going in Dallas

first thing that popped in my mind when i saw the redskins/giants score.. and was affirmed during our game..

no clue how we still have any chance in hell.. i mean i know, just makes no sense