CaptainAmerica
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...Parcells' comments about Henson were very interesting to me.
So much for Parcells not liking Henson. He spends 30 minutes talking with him about relaxing and letting his ability take over.
It's very clear from Henson's body language when he's in a game that he is extremely uptight. Some players are like that. Also, it is a physical issue, not a mental issue. It's a result of a person's adrenal gland response.
Romo obviously is different and that one quality is enough to elevate him over a more athletically gifted player.
I know some of you will think I'm crazy for suggesting this, but some one needs to get a team doctor to prescribe Henson a Beta Blocker medication and let him try playing with it. (Think of all the other medications players take so they can play.)The dosage could be so small it wouldn't effect his ability to play. If you don't know what a Beta Blocker is, read this...
How beta blockers work:
Beta blockers interfere with the adrenaline-like effects of the neurotransmitter norepinephrine, causing a reduction in the bodily symptoms associated with anxiety. They work quickly and are not habit forming.
I realize some of you will think this is a crazy suggestion, but if I was Jerry and I gave this guy a check for a few million $$ of my hard-earned money, I would be looking for ways to deal with a problem that is obviously holding him back.
So much for Parcells not liking Henson. He spends 30 minutes talking with him about relaxing and letting his ability take over.
It's very clear from Henson's body language when he's in a game that he is extremely uptight. Some players are like that. Also, it is a physical issue, not a mental issue. It's a result of a person's adrenal gland response.
Romo obviously is different and that one quality is enough to elevate him over a more athletically gifted player.
I know some of you will think I'm crazy for suggesting this, but some one needs to get a team doctor to prescribe Henson a Beta Blocker medication and let him try playing with it. (Think of all the other medications players take so they can play.)The dosage could be so small it wouldn't effect his ability to play. If you don't know what a Beta Blocker is, read this...
How beta blockers work:
Beta blockers interfere with the adrenaline-like effects of the neurotransmitter norepinephrine, causing a reduction in the bodily symptoms associated with anxiety. They work quickly and are not habit forming.
I realize some of you will think this is a crazy suggestion, but if I was Jerry and I gave this guy a check for a few million $$ of my hard-earned money, I would be looking for ways to deal with a problem that is obviously holding him back.