Falcons’ Mohamed Sanu leaning on horoscopes while mending strained hamstring

Falcons wide receiver Mohamed Sanu strained a hamstring muscle in Sunday’s loss to the Bills and missed the second half. However, he appears to be looking at the bright side even though are reports that he might be out for two or three weeks. On Tuesday, his posted his Leo horoscope on his Twitter feed.

Sanu’s birthday was Aug. 22 -- the last day of the Leo zodiac -- and then put up a horoscope that read in part, “There’s no need for dramatic gestures today when expressing your heart’s desire. But navigating the wild emotional swings you’re feeling is tricky because suppressing them only makes them stronger.”

Sanu also Tweeted his horoscope on Monday.

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