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Rice, not at all - it may even hurt him.Berrian, just a smidge.Despite really needing Harvin for this game, I'm not expecting a lot given their opponent.
How does this hurt Rice?? Favre will still heave the ball to his main guy! And Rice will go up after it. Rice: Stays sameBerrian: VERY slight bumpBut I think Percy will play.
This is strange. I used to get migraines so bad I'd literally want to kill myself.But if you get some sleep in a completely black room, it usually goes away in less than a day. Not to mention that he has access to the best meds and doctors money can buy. I wonder if there is something more serious going on.damageinc said:
YES!!! (Sidney Rice owner in multiple leagues).Fantasy Bum said:
I, too, have suffered from severe migraines in my life (appears to be a genetic thing, runs in my mom's side of the family).Anyways, RN is right a day of complete silence/dark and sleeping usually cures these for a few weeks until the next occurs.IMO, sounds like complications from a concussion. Multiple, serial migraines are a common side effect from a brain trauma.My 
First of all, bad form. Secondly:YES!!! (Sidney Rice owner in multiple leagues).Fantasy Bum said:
You're assuming he gets to spend a day in the dark and silence, and I think your armchair diagnosing is biased from your desire to see Rice's #s improved should Harvin sit.
No one will believe this but I have a PhD in Human Genetics and the focus of my thesis was migraines. 72 hour migraines are extremely rare. It may not be post concussion trauma but it is likely that something else is impacting this.Anyone know how often he had migraine problems back in Florida?First of all, bad form. Secondly:YES!!! (Sidney Rice owner in multiple leagues).Fantasy Bum said:
You're assuming he gets to spend a day in the dark and silence, and I think your armchair diagnosing is biased from your desire to see Rice's #s improved should Harvin sit.
I don't have a PhD in anything, and don't know a thing about migraines, other than they hurt... a lot, but I imagine anyone suffering from a migraine for five days is probably laying in a hospital bed doped up on pain relievers. If he misses this game, it's because he hasn't had enough time to study the game plan. However, even so, he knows his routs and I doubt he misses the game at all, other than a few plays.No one will believe this but I have a PhD in Human Genetics and the focus of my thesis was migraines. 72 hour migraines are extremely rare. It may not be post concussion trauma but it is likely that something else is impacting this.Anyone know how often he had migraine problems back in Florida?First of all, bad form. Secondly:YES!!! (Sidney Rice owner in multiple leagues).Fantasy Bum said:You're assuming he gets to spend a day in the dark and silence, and I think your armchair diagnosing is biased from your desire to see Rice's #s improved should Harvin sit.
These things are so dependent upon the individual and their environment that is impossible to suggest a proper course of treatment or predict an outcome sitting in a room 3000 miles away from Harvin.My initial thought is that it would be surprising for him to miss the game due to physical limitations arising from a headache that started early this week. However it appears that Percy may be an extreme case and if it caused him to miss sufficient practice time you never know.
