This guy in the spoiler is a former Pro Bowl safety and as soon as he changed his number to a single digit, he turned into a human firesuit.Torching a guy wearing number 6 isn't a cause for celebration.
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he must be a really good defensive player to wear Bill Russell’s retired numberTorching a guy wearing number 6 isn't a cause for celebration.
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Football sure has changed a lot.
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Tyrod Taylor is still in the league, huh.
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MalkinIsMyHomeboy
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he’s been dead to me ever since he pulled a Conor Sheary and corrected people on the pronunciation of his name
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That’s Conor SHARE-y to you!he’s been dead to me ever since he pulled a Conor Sheary and corrected people on the pronunciation of his name
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Fun fact that I came across while researching some stuff today...maybe it's out there and popular, maybe not...
Joe Namath is famous for beating Baltimore in the 1968 season's Super Bowl, of course. He played until 1977. After that famous game, he only beat a team with a winning record three more times the rest of his career, all in a four week span: Weeks 10, 11, 13 in 1974.
Joe Namath is famous for beating Baltimore in the 1968 season's Super Bowl, of course. He played until 1977. After that famous game, he only beat a team with a winning record three more times the rest of his career, all in a four week span: Weeks 10, 11, 13 in 1974.
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MalkinIsMyHomeboy
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can they please just **** announce it? I can’t stand how drawn out this is
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MiMH is looking for a happy ending.
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MalkinIsMyHomeboy
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I just don’t understand why they’re letting this drag on so long. Every time this appears in the news it’s a bad look for Watson, the Browns and the NFL
oh and Alvin Kamara and his boys were charged with assaulting a guy in Las Vegas (with video of Kamara hitting the guy 8 times) and he’s unlikely to have a suspension announced this year
oh and Alvin Kamara and his boys were charged with assaulting a guy in Las Vegas (with video of Kamara hitting the guy 8 times) and he’s unlikely to have a suspension announced this year
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oh and in “more NFL players are terrible people” news: Aqib Talib was per of a fight at a kids football game where a coach was shot and killed, allegedly by Talib’s brother
Jesus. What human garbage
Jesus. What human garbage
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MalkinIsMyHomeboy
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the coach was killed in front of his 9 year old son too. unfathomable
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Talib has been a garbage human for a long time.
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I'll never understand guys who make 72 **** MILLION DOLLARS in their career and still hang out with hood rats or are hood rats.