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Keep Hard Knocks away from the city of Chicago. That show is bad luck and we don't need that ******* circus around us.
NFL Discussion Thread - Hall of Fame Game: August 3rd
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Hard Knocks plus Richard Sherman has potential to be interesting.
keel252
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man EVERY team is probably inquiring about Andre
except Carolina of course. they're good
You take him then bc we don't want him, obviously.
like i said earlier we cant afford dude.
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Lyeria had real off field problems though, so that's not a good comparison.
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Chip Kelly must be giving Lyerla one hell of a bad reference. You know every coach thinking about taking a chance on him is giving Chip a call.
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How crazy would you look defending the kid at this point? Probably lost that favor after the Sandy Hook nonsense.
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@PzFeed: BREAKING NEWS: Aaron Hernandez has been indicted for a July 2012 double murder in Boston.
air spider 777
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Welp.....
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I guess the crucifixion of Pacman Jones on the cross didnt work out to well for the NFL's image...
I wonder how long it will take before the NFL starts being implicated in some of these cases?
Background checks? Interviews? Psychological analysis? BULL
They harbor criminals and they cover up what ever they can until it blows up in their face and then they pretend there was no way they could have known anything.
I am not saying they knew that AH was Tony Montana but cannot believe they had no idea he was into shady business.
I wonder how long it will take before the NFL starts being implicated in some of these cases?
Background checks? Interviews? Psychological analysis? BULL
They harbor criminals and they cover up what ever they can until it blows up in their face and then they pretend there was no way they could have known anything.
I am not saying they knew that AH was Tony Montana but cannot believe they had no idea he was into shady business.
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Damn.....
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Watching it on ESPN
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welp
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beast
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I wonder is Peyton is gonna be on my tv for 90% of his games again...smh
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I gotta agree with this post. I mean, if you think about the highly scrutinized process an NFL draft prospect goes through during evaluation of skills, athletic ability, intellectual horsepower and moral character--You're bound to learn a lot about the person, inside and out.
I can't help but to believe the Patriots and other teams were aware of Aaron Hernandez's history and the people he associates himself with. I guess they took a chance and rolled the dice hoping Bill Bellicheck would be a good influence and he'd be another great product coming out the "New England Way"
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Probably, so will the Cowboys. This isn't new
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But we are not talking about the NFL knowing a guy has a weed problem or the NFL knowing a guy has a dog fighting ring or the NFL knowing a guy is a Crip.
We are talking about the NFL having an alleged serial killer playing for them. How ridiculous does it have to get before they get some Donald Sterling type of backlash?
They burried Sam Hurd under a rug...I do not think this is going to go away as easy.
We are talking about the NFL having an alleged serial killer playing for them. How ridiculous does it have to get before they get some Donald Sterling type of backlash?
They burried Sam Hurd under a rug...I do not think this is going to go away as easy.
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What are they supposed to do to find out someone is a killer that the ****** law didn't find out for two years..
You want the NFL to punish players on predictions of doing criminal things?
You want the NFL to punish players on predictions of doing criminal things?
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No, I do not want the NFL to do anything. They will reap whatever they sow as the saying goes. The more shady people they let into the league because they are good football players the more egg they will wear on their face. At some point the risk outweighs the reward. I think Aaron Hernandez is blowing that risk model they were using out of the water.
I would love to see an investigative journalist get some proof as to A.) How much they really do know about a player or B.) How much of a joke the NFL is at policing players.
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who is this guy?????
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a bunch of bums
beastmode gets a pass though cause of his oakland affiliation
and the good **** he does for the city
the rest are bums
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air spider 777
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browns sign miles austin...
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