<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>X-rays negative on Young's injured throwing handAssociated PressNASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Vince Young gave the Tennessee Titans -- and himself -- a scare Wednesday when the back of his throwing hand slammed against a helmet during practice.Young was examined on the field, then walked off for X-rays and did not return to practice. Coach Jeff Fisher said he wasn't too concerned, because the preliminary examination on the field indicated only a bruise."He's going to be all right. X-rays were negative," Fisher said. "He's going to have a sore hand, and we haven't ruled him out for the game."The Titans host Atlanta on Saturday.Young said he would test his hand Thursday to see if he could grip and squeeze a ball.The sound of his hand crashing against the helmet and the resulting sting worried the No. 3 pick overall in last April's draft."It scared me a whole lot just hearing the sound effect. The hit and hearing it pop a little bit," Young said. "It's all right, though."Fisher said it was the first time the Titans had a quarterback hit a hand on a helmet in eight years. Young also jammed a thumb a couple weeks ago.In other news, the Titans did not get defensive linemen Albert Haynesworth (back) and Travis LaBoy (foot) back into practice. Fisher said they could return Thursday.The Titans filled out their depleted defensive line by signing ends Garrett McIntyre, who was released by Arizona on Monday, and Adam Roberts. They released center Rod Olds to make space.Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press</div>http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2559203
He's having a hard enough time adjusting to the NFL, why did he have to go and hurt his hand? lolAnywho...more from the Tennessean: http://www.thetennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll...ORTS01/60823010Doesn't sound too bad, but Fish likes to beat around the bush, so to speak, with injury information.
