Sheldon Brown´s hamstring strain just doesn´t register the way it might for another player because the cornerback has been so reliable over his eight seasons in Philadelphia. ( Ron Cortes / Staff Photographer )
Sheldon Brown's hamstring strain just doesn't register the way it might for another player because the cornerback has been so reliable over his eight seasons in Philadelphia. ( Ron Cortes / Staff Photographer )
 
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This is nothing new for Sheldon Brown. Mind over matter.

He doesn't mind the pain, so his strained hamstring doesn't matter.

Brown played the last two games of 2005 with a strained right knee. The team was 6-8. The games meant nothing.
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