Jared Crick - does he have a degenerative muscle condition?

Googled Jared Crick degenerative muscle condition.

It's just a couple of links to a thread on a cowboys fan forum from yesterday.

 

Is there any truth to this? Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease?

 

I hear he's got leprosy and the whooping cough. And really bad chronic eczema.

 

I heard he got aids from Magic Johnson.....consider the source here guys a Dallas forum page

 

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We can only assume that the Texans (and every other team) did their due diligence on every single player they were looking at drafting. And if there was any indication that Crick suffers from a degenerative muscle condition, I'm confident the Texans would have passed on him.

 

Texans have questionable medical staff.

 

I'm not opposed to Sunday afternoon drinking, but maybe you should take it easy

 

The Texans are always saying a player will be back well before they actually are back. Or, they play players (like Foster during the preseason in SF and Miami), when the weather or field conditions with the type of injury made it a better idea to sit the player, etc. They are like the Rockets.

 

Why would they draft anyone who had this?

 

Yeah. Manning broke his leg and came back after what, 5 weeks?

Very questionable medical staff

 

And Brisiel in 4.

 

Would have been shorter if the Texans didn't bring him back early to begin with. Only reason why he got hurt in Tennessee.

Yea, questionable medical staff.

 

Jesus.

You have 2 green dots?

 

I bet you could set 'em straight, Dr. Scarface281, huh?

After reviewing the case histories and comparing it with the relevant literature, where specifically did you find fault?

 

Don't know what the big deal is with me saying the Texans have a questionable staff. There are doctors at TT who question them as well. There is a long list of things the team's medical staff has done, some that I have already gave examples for, that make them questionable. No different from the Rockets medical staff and almost never trusting them with injury timetables.

 

Someone posts that we have a player come back from a broken leg in 5 weeks and you reply....

"could have been shorter...."


Just please stop.....you are making no sense.

 

And btw...

Do you even know which manning we are referring to?

What are you talking about bringing him back too early?

He broke his leg intercepting a pass in tennessee.

 

Why don't you finish what i said? Could have been shorter.....IF they didn't let him play in Tennessee in the first place. He was already heard and had protection on his leg. Playing him just made it worse. Just like playing Foster in SF, in the cold, when he had a hamstring issue. Then bringing him back to early and playing him on Miami's terrible field, instead of just waiting until the next weed in New Orleans.