Thread: Erin Henderson (OLB) - E.J.'s younger brother

Very intersesting read Singer.
Thanks.

It's not like Henderson was foreign to linebacker. He played it in high school as well and quickly embraced the role for the Terps packing on some 30 pounds over two years going from a 206-pound freshman to a 236-pound junior.

Though he missed the 2005 campaign with a torn ACL,

I hate it when I read this stuff.

Its sad when you think about how many players actually wind up adding to much weight to thier frame.

Anyway, good luck in the draft Erin.

[size=13pt]Henderson follows big brother again — to Minnesota Vikings[/size]

By Sean Jensen
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Article Last Updated: 05/02/2008 12:05:58 AM CDT


E.J. Henderson can't seem to shake his little brother....

[url=http://www.twincities.com/vikings/ci_9126165][b][u][size=13pt]Henderson follows big brother again — to
"There won't be any special treatment," E.J. said. "I'm going to make sure he knows he's a rookie, though. Believe that."

Gotta love that

"Marrdro" wrote:

Very intersesting read Singer.
Thanks.

It's not like Henderson was foreign to linebacker. He played it in high school as well and quickly embraced the role for the Terps packing on some 30 pounds over two years going from a 206-pound freshman to a 236-pound junior.

Though he missed the 2005 campaign with a torn ACL,

I hate it when I read this stuff.

Its sad when you think about how many players actually wind up adding to much weight to thier frame.

Anyway, good luck in the draft Erin.

So - based upon two lines in an article you have concluded that it was the extra-added weight that caused his knee injury?

=Z=

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

Very intersesting read Singer.
Thanks.

It's not like Henderson was foreign to linebacker. He played it in high school as well and quickly embraced the role for the Terps packing on some 30 pounds over two years going from a 206-pound freshman to a 236-pound junior.

Though he missed the 2005 campaign with a torn ACL,

I hate it when I read this stuff.



Its sad when you think about how many players actually wind up adding to much weight to thier frame.

Anyway, good luck in the draft Erin.

So - based upon two lines in an article you have concluded that it was the extra-added weight that caused his knee injury?

=Z=

It's not always the cause but it's always a suspect.

Henderson lucked out. He can live with his brother who is making millions and save his paychecks until he becomes a dominant LB. I know he article says different but it only makes sense given his paltry paycheck.

Food = free
Housing = free
Parties = free
Transport = 1 of his brothers cars(assuming he has more than 1)
I wish it was me.
;D

"kevoncox" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

Very intersesting read Singer.
Thanks.

It's not like Henderson was foreign to linebacker. He played it in high school as well and quickly embraced the role for the Terps packing on some 30 pounds over two years going from a 206-pound freshman to a 236-pound junior.

Though he missed the 2005 campaign with a torn ACL,

I hate it when I read this stuff.



Its sad when you think about how many players actually wind up adding to much weight to thier frame.

Anyway, good luck in the draft Erin.

So - based upon two lines in an article you have concluded that it was the extra-added weight that caused his knee injury?

=Z=

It's not always the cause but it's always a suspect.

Henderson lucked out. He can live with his brother who is making millions and save his paychecks until he becomes a dominant LB. I know he article says different but it only makes sense given his paltry paycheck.

Food = free
Housing = free
Parties = free
Transport = 1 of his brothers cars(assuming he has more than 1)
I wish it was me.
;D

You forgot one Hoochie Mamma's=free ;D

"Garland" wrote:

"kevoncox" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

Very intersesting read Singer.
Thanks.

It's not like Henderson was foreign to linebacker. He played it in high school as well and quickly embraced the role for the Terps packing on some 30 pounds over two years going from a 206-pound freshman to a 236-pound junior.

Though he missed the 2005 campaign with a torn ACL,

I hate it when I read this stuff.



Its sad when you think about how many players actually wind up adding to much weight to thier frame.

Anyway, good luck in the draft Erin.

So - based upon two lines in an article you have concluded that it was the extra-added weight that caused his knee injury?

=Z=

It's not always the cause but it's always a suspect.

Henderson lucked out. He can live with his brother who is making millions and save his paychecks until he becomes a dominant LB. I know he article says different but it only makes sense given his paltry paycheck.

Food = free
Housing = free
Parties = free
Transport = 1 of his brothers cars(assuming he has more than 1)
I wish it was me.
;D

You forgot one Hoochie Mamma's=free ;D

Damnit now that song is in my head

I was watching ESPN a few days ago, Mel Kiper and Todd Mcshay were asked which undrafted free agent will make the most impact.
Todd Mcshay answered "Erin Henderson".
Not sure how much merit he has, but it peaked my interest.

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

Very intersesting read Singer.
Thanks.

It's not like Henderson was foreign to linebacker. He played it in high school as well and quickly embraced the role for the Terps packing on some 30 pounds over two years going from a 206-pound freshman to a 236-pound junior.

Though he missed the 2005 campaign with a torn ACL,

I hate it when I read this stuff.

Its sad when you think about how many players actually wind up adding to much weight to thier frame.
Anyway, good luck in the draft Erin.

So - based upon two lines in an article you have concluded that it was the extra-added weight that caused his knee injury?

=Z=

Concluded huh?
:

Re-read my line.
Making more of a statement than a conclusion my friend.
Go back to your WWYD thread.
;D

"Stonecoldet3" wrote:

I was watching ESPN a few days ago, Mel Kiper and Todd Mcshay were asked which undrafted free agent will make the most impact.
Todd Mcshay answered "Erin Henderson".
Not sure how much merit he has, but it peaked my interest.

All this talk about Erin makes me wonder how healthy Rufus really is.