Titanico
06-28-2009, 04:38 PM
Nick Harper noticed the difference immediately.
The Tennessee cornerback had tired of dealing with contacts to correct his farsightedness and decided to have eye surgery to correct a vision problem he estimates may have cost him 20 or so interceptions over his eight-year NFL career.
"They sat me up, I could see instantly. Instantly," Harper said Wednesday. "There was a clock in front of me. That's how I know. When I laid down, that clock was blurry. When I sat up, I could see it."
From Titansonline (http://www.titansonline.com/news/article-1/titans-cornerback-can-see-clearly-now-post-surgery-/d10e15ae-9b0e-4b80-9c60-3b16c368ed4d)
I don't know that he got this health issue, and hopefully that will turn him to the starring DB he used to be at Indianapolis.
The Tennessee cornerback had tired of dealing with contacts to correct his farsightedness and decided to have eye surgery to correct a vision problem he estimates may have cost him 20 or so interceptions over his eight-year NFL career.
"They sat me up, I could see instantly. Instantly," Harper said Wednesday. "There was a clock in front of me. That's how I know. When I laid down, that clock was blurry. When I sat up, I could see it."
From Titansonline (http://www.titansonline.com/news/article-1/titans-cornerback-can-see-clearly-now-post-surgery-/d10e15ae-9b0e-4b80-9c60-3b16c368ed4d)
I don't know that he got this health issue, and hopefully that will turn him to the starring DB he used to be at Indianapolis.