his play calls are blasphemic... calling for a draw play in the last 10 yards. with sproles; when you have tolbert sitting down and having a 13+ yards average (for the game).
He a fumbling idiot in playoffs games.... and almost single-handedly, has been the cause of every playoff lose since he's been here. (Kaeding deserves a good share of the blame)
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Officials said early Wednesday that the New England Patriots fan who needed medical attention on the field shortly before the season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals later died.
Foxborough Fire Chief Roger Hatfield said the man was taken to Caritas Norwood Hospital on Sunday, where he was pronounced dead of an apparent heart attack.
The man, whose name was not made public, was a 40-year-old Chicopee resident attending the game with his 6-year-old son. They were sitting near the south end zone at Gillette Stadium when he was stricken about half an hour before kickoff
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Percy Harvin was sleeping in a hospital bed last month following a scary collapse at practice when twice his heart stopped beating for several seconds.
"They'd just barge in the room and be like, 'Harvin, you OK?'"' the young Minnesota Vikings star said. "And I'd be like, 'Um, I think so.' And they were like, 'Your heart wasn't beating.' So I was like, 'Um, what do you want me to do?'"
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Harvin told the story Monday with a light-hearted smile and a look of satisfaction on his face, describing the latest and most dramatic developments in his lifelong struggle with migraine headaches -- a struggle that he said finally might be finished.
Harvin has been diagnosed with sleep apnea, a disorder that causes temporary breathing stoppages during sleep. Told of his frequent trouble getting a good night's sleep, Harvin's doctors decided to test for the condition. They determined it as a trigger of the debilitating migraine symptoms that have dogged him for years.
Harvin now uses a breathing machine while he sleeps, with a mask placed over his nose, and he said he hasn't had a migraine since his Aug. 19 hospitalization.
"It's a 100 percent difference," Harvin said. "I'm not waking up groggy. I'm waking up feeling refreshed and ready to go. So like I said, hopefully that's it."
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Officials said early Wednesday that the New England Patriots fan who needed medical attention on the field shortly before the season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals later died.
Foxborough Fire Chief Roger Hatfield said the man was taken to Caritas Norwood Hospital on Sunday, where he was pronounced dead of an apparent heart attack.
The man, whose name was not made public, was a 40-year-old Chicopee resident attending the game with his 6-year-old son. They were sitting near the south end zone at Gillette Stadium when he was stricken about half an hour before kickoff
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He a fumbling idiot in playoffs games.... and almost single-handedly, has been the cause of every playoff lose since he's been here. (Kaeding deserves a good share of the blame)
and playoffs are not enough.... we want rings!
Kris Jenkins is out for the season though, that will hurt.
Foxborough Fire Chief Roger Hatfield said the man was taken to Caritas Norwood Hospital on Sunday, where he was pronounced dead of an apparent heart attack.
The man, whose name was not made public, was a 40-year-old Chicopee resident attending the game with his 6-year-old son. They were sitting near the south end zone at Gillette Stadium when he was stricken about half an hour before kickoff
"They'd just barge in the room and be like, 'Harvin, you OK?'"' the young Minnesota Vikings star said. "And I'd be like, 'Um, I think so.' And they were like, 'Your heart wasn't beating.' So I was like, 'Um, what do you want me to do?'"
Unlock HQ Video HQ video delivered by Akamai
Harvin told the story Monday with a light-hearted smile and a look of satisfaction on his face, describing the latest and most dramatic developments in his lifelong struggle with migraine headaches -- a struggle that he said finally might be finished.
Harvin has been diagnosed with sleep apnea, a disorder that causes temporary breathing stoppages during sleep. Told of his frequent trouble getting a good night's sleep, Harvin's doctors decided to test for the condition. They determined it as a trigger of the debilitating migraine symptoms that have dogged him for years.
Harvin now uses a breathing machine while he sleeps, with a mask placed over his nose, and he said he hasn't had a migraine since his Aug. 19 hospitalization.
"It's a 100 percent difference," Harvin said. "I'm not waking up groggy. I'm waking up feeling refreshed and ready to go. So like I said, hopefully that's it."