Terry Glenn is latest Cowboys player unsure about playing season opener

by Dave Halprin on Aug 29, 2007 10:19 PM CDT in Dallas Cowboys News

Now it’s Terry Glenn’s turn to throw a little worry into us. He’s not positive about opening day either.

"There's always a question," said the 33-year-old Glenn, after the team's kickoff luncheon at the Hotel Intercontinental. "With the grace of God, hopefully I will be out there."
Glenn is also not sure he will be returning to practice Saturday. Cowboys coach Wade Phillips said earlier this week he expects Glenn to practice Saturday and be ready for the opener.
"We'll see," Glenn said. "I can't say too much about that right now."

If we here from Kevin Burnett in a few days that he’s not sure about the opener either, then I’m never believing Wade Phillips on the injury front again.

Speaking of injuries, Matt Mosley had a cure for Newman posted earlier today.
A reader wrote in and suggested some kind of exotic goat milk concoction.

"I have the cure for Newman's foot," Smith writes, "and he HAS to start and play well this year! A year ago, I worked at a goat farm where Grace (the owner of Grace Harbor Farms) created a lotion because she had plantar fasciitis and it worked!
I have a ruptured disk in my back and presto, no back pains. People can't get enough of it up in the Northwest."

Here’s the link to the miracle cream.

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I can't imagine anything

more reliable than medical advice from goatherd boy.

Anyone have Newman's mailing address?

by dunkman on Aug 30, 2007 7:14 AM CDT reply actions

advice

Good one, Dunk.

Go Cowboys!

by brushpile on Aug 30, 2007 8:23 AM CDT reply actions

So...

Glenn is hoping for the grace of God and this guy thinks Newman needs the grace of goat???

by boysandbosox on Aug 30, 2007 10:29 AM CDT reply actions

Give the goat balm a try

Whatever might work.

Hey, this isn't that stuff that gives you a four-hour erection, is it?

Keep doing what you been doing, keep getting what you been getting.

by OskieOskie on Aug 30, 2007 11:38 AM CDT reply actions

"Who told you to use the balm?"

by boysandbosox on Aug 30, 2007 12:03 PM CDT up reply actions

Exactly

Newman, don't use anything until it's been analyzed and found to be free of banned substances.

by APerfectStar on Aug 30, 2007 2:46 PM CDT up reply actions

The funny thing about cures like this...

Is that only a fraction of them have serious validity. BUT, having said this, there are some legitimate natural remedies, and if this stuff works, hopefully the medical staff will not write it off without due consideration.

Hypnotherapy and Acupuncture come to mind as two things that western medicine laughed at for many years. Now they are included in many insurance plans, and acupuncture is proving itself better than most other remedies for things like arthritis and asthma.

Don't be too quick to dismiss something just because you don't know about it.

Cowboys and Tar Heels

by DalaiLuke on Aug 30, 2007 5:19 PM CDT reply actions