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The Oddest Pair Since Tom Brady & Drew Henson

By cinemaromantico on  From cinemaromantico.blogspot.com
In the year 1999 Michigan's head college football coach Lloyd Carr (who sportswriters tirelessly defended while Wolverine fans constantly called for his head) had two main quarterbacks in his stable. One was a highly lauded recruit named Drew Henson. One was a not-as-highly-lauded recruit named Tom Brady. Yet anyone with eyes could clearly see Brady was better. I vividly recall watching Michigan play its rival Michigan State in 1999. Brady started, the Wolverines went up, Henson came in...Read Full Story

Henson Re-signed By Lions To Practice Squad

By NatFootPost on  From nationalfootballpost.com
By Associated Press Posted November 15, 2008   Email to a Friend     Print This   ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Former Michigan quarterback Drew Henson was re-signed Friday to the Detroit Lions ‘ practice squad. Detroit cut Henson on Wednesday, replacing him on the roster with Adam Jennings to bolster their special teams. The Lions also released running back Allen Ervin from the practice squad. Henson had been signed a month ago to be Detroit’s No. 3 quarterback. He became...Read Full Story

Welcome to our wikizine about Drew Henson

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Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is about Drew Henson. Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article!Read Full Story

Drew Henson is cut by Detroit Lions

By nflmonday on  From nflmonday.com
Drew Henson was released Monday, two days after Stafford was selected by the Detroit Lions as the first overall pick in the NFL draft. 5 Vote(s)Read Full Story

Henson was re-signed by Lions to practice squad

By nflmonday on  From nflmonday.com
Former Michigan quarterback Drew Henson was re-signed Friday to the Detroit Lions' practice squad. 11 Vote(s)Read Full Story
But his road to stardom didn't come easy. At Michigan, he initially struggled for playing time because the Wolverines also had a quarterback named Drew Henson. Like Brady, Henson was a talented baseball player -- so much so that he was a third ...  
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In a sense, Brady was still seething about being platooned with Drew Henson during his final season at Michigan and falling all the way to the sixth round -- No. 199 -- in the 2000 NFL draft. Once he got the job, Brady wasn't going to let go.  
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His status was never in doubt. Brady? He was an allegedly inferior prospect to his competition at Michigan -- the immortal Drew Henson -- and fell to the sixth round. We saw how that worked out: Henson missed curveballs in the minors while Brady ...  
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a dandy new graphic novel comin’ in March by NATE COSBY (Jim Henson’s The Storyteller, Pigs) and CHRIS ELIOPOULOS (Franklin Richards: Son of a Genius, Misery Loves Sherman). Them good-for-nothin’s wrote’n drew the main tale, and there’s short sto ...  
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He didn't have the greatest college career, waiting his turn behind Brian Griese and then starting his final two seasons with Drew Henson also jumping in at times. Brady was 1-1 against Notre Dame. Thursday he was asked about the Notre Dame-Michigan rivalry.  
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