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Well........Drew Henson and I disagree..........Hostile said:No it isn't on both counts. Not all knee injuries are serious and he has had injuries before. At Michigan and last year.
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news.cfm?id=2AA5BE89-9C3F-57B1-B622805491D09B33
"This is my first major injury and it's been a while since I've been questionable for a game. This is not a position that you want to be in, but right now that's the way it is. Before the game I was a planning a trip to go to Prague. Out of all the places in Germany, that's the one I wanted to see the most, but when I got injured it cancelled that. On our off day I was here getting treatment from the doctor, so that was scratched. I really haven't had a chance to do any thing for a week. I've been basically chained to the hotel....................................."
At Michigan Henson broke a bone in his foot. He missed 1 or 2 games in which Navarre started. But Henson mentioned the Knee injury is the 1st major injury............which is common sense for those who know that a broken bone in the foot is minor compared to any ligament sprain or tear in the knee.
Parcells didn't consider last years hand injury worth mentioning in any of his assesments of Henson, therefore I chalk it up to bumps and bruises that 90% of the NFL players deal with throughout a season. Parcells wouldn't let a player compete if he thought that an injury would affect their performance. That would be sabotaging a player.
Parcells wouldn't sabotage Henson. Why would he? Henson was fine last year in camp. He was well enough compete, thats why his pedigree won't let him use the bump or bruise on his hadn as an excuse like some of his fans do.