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  • Kosar_For_President Kosar_For_PresidentK
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    Kosar_For_PresidentK Kosar_For_President wrote on last edited by
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    I said it, hate their fucking team. But hate to see someone hurt like this.

    Luck is Tim Couch. Big, Dumb Goofy, slow thinking QB - Ghoolie, 2-28-12
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      nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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      Good riddence scumbag.

      Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
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      • Tim Couch Pulls Out Tim Couch Pulls OutT Very Popular Reacting Well Posting Machine Collaborator First Post One Year In One Month Later Week One Done
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        Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on last edited by
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        Ray Lewis is one of my top two favorite people in the NFL. Not just players, but people.

        The man may have made a mistake, but he's been a staple in giving back to the community and is a role model for any future NFL hopeful.

        I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride
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        • Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out

          Ray Lewis is one of my top two favorite people in the NFL. Not just players, but people.

          The man may have made a mistake, but he's been a staple in giving back to the community and is a role model for any future NFL hopeful.

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          hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta
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          @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

          Ray Lewis is one of my top two favorite people in the NFL. Not just players, but people.

          The man may have made a mistake, but he's been a staple in giving back to the community and is a role model for any future NFL hopeful.

          I'd be lying if I didn't say up to now, Lewis is one of the few players in the NFL I wouldn't have minded seeing carted off the field with a broken leg. Now that a season ending injury has happened to the guy I affectionately call "The Little Criminal", I feel differently. Wish onto others what you'd wish onto yourself, and all that stuff. To the O.P. - you'd be crying a river if Joe Haden and Joe Thomas got carted off the field with season ending injuries- in the same game no less.

          Personally, I have more sympathy for Michael Vick. He only killed dogs. Lewis saw two people get killed, and through some smart lawyering got his pals off the hook. Fine upstanding gentleman? My ass. Vick admitted his mistakes- to my knowledge, Lewis never has.

          Great player, certain HOFer? Sure. But it will take more than community service for him to clear his name in my book.

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            B beefjerky wrote on last edited by beefjerky
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            Do you know what a flock of Ravens is called? A murder. Fitting that a murderer (or at least accomplice) plays for a murder and in the city with one of if not the highest murder rate in the U.S.

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              B brownfish wrote on last edited by
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              ray ray is Ray Rice not Ray Lewis...damn my FF team almost had a heart attack

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              • H Hunt Daddy

                Happy a team I hate will have a harder path to victory, but not happy it comes at the expense of players. Especially a hall of famer like Lewis (even though that guy is accessorizing with crimes).

                No Lewis, Suggs, or Webb. Wow. That is brutal.

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                The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                @hunt-daddy said:

                Happy a team I hate will have a harder path to victory, but not happy it comes at the expense of players. Especially a hall of famer like Lewis (even though that guy is accessorizing with crimes).

                No Lewis, Suggs, or Webb. Wow. That is brutal.

                My feeling is: No one from any of the other teams are crying a river when the Browns players get dusted for the year, so why should we cry a river when their players get dusted.

                I am not wishing that it happen to them.....but it IS going to happen to someone. Better theirs than ours.

                Who do the Browns have out now for the season? Norwood, Fujita, Phil Taylor for most of it Acho.

                Other guys as well missing a lot of time: Patterson, Rubin, Gipson.....who else?

                Though God knows that the Browns are going to be better off losing their T. Gipson for a while than the Browns Board will be losing theirs.

                (I will be gone to Hawaii for about a fortnight starting Saturday)

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                  Do you know what a flock of Ravens is called? A murder. Fitting that a murderer (or at least accomplice) plays for a murder and in the city with one of if not the highest murder rate in the U.S.

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                  hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
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                  @beefjerky said:

                  Do you know what a flock of Ravens is called? A murder. Fitting that a murderer (or at least accomplice) plays for a murder and in the city with one of if not the highest murder rate in the U.S.

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                  • Canton MikeC Canton Mike

                    @philbert79 said:

                    For real... That's sad. Injuries are a part of the game, but never something you cheer for.

                    As a Browns fan, I want the team to beat the best with their best on the field. That's how you know if you're legit or not.

                    This explains why I hate the show Survivor--The weaker ones vote OFF the strongest competitors....That's not winning!

                    Throw your best at me....THAT's who I want to beat. A win is a win, but I would also rather that their best were on the field.

                    Mike

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                    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                    @canton-mike said:

                    This explains why I hate the show Survivor--The weaker ones vote OFF the strongest competitors....That's not winning!

                    Throw your best at me....THAT's who I want to beat. A win is a win, but I would also rather that their best were on the field.

                    Mike

                    Although, on Survivor strength is not just physical strength. There is the social part of the game as well. If all you have is physical strength but cannot outwit/outplay etc. you will be gonzo.

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                      @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

                      Ray Lewis is one of my top two favorite people in the NFL. Not just players, but people.

                      The man may have made a mistake, but he's been a staple in giving back to the community and is a role model for any future NFL hopeful.

                      I'd be lying if I didn't say up to now, Lewis is one of the few players in the NFL I wouldn't have minded seeing carted off the field with a broken leg. Now that a season ending injury has happened to the guy I affectionately call "The Little Criminal", I feel differently. Wish onto others what you'd wish onto yourself, and all that stuff. To the O.P. - you'd be crying a river if Joe Haden and Joe Thomas got carted off the field with season ending injuries- in the same game no less.

                      Personally, I have more sympathy for Michael Vick. He only killed dogs. Lewis saw two people get killed, and through some smart lawyering got his pals off the hook. Fine upstanding gentleman? My ass. Vick admitted his mistakes- to my knowledge, Lewis never has.

                      Great player, certain HOFer? Sure. But it will take more than community service for him to clear his name in my book.

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                      The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                      @hoorta said:

                      I'd be lying if I didn't say up to now, Lewis is one of the few players in the NFL I wouldn't have minded seeing carted off the field with a broken leg. Now that a season ending injury has happened to the guy I affectionately call "The Little Criminal", I feel differently. Wish onto others what you'd wish onto yourself, and all that stuff. To the O.P. - you'd be crying a river if Joe Haden and Joe Thomas got carted off the field with season ending injuries- in the same game no less.

                      Personally, I have more sympathy for Michael Vick. He only killed dogs. Lewis saw two people get killed, and through some smart lawyering got his pals off the hook. Fine upstanding gentleman? My ass. Vick admitted his mistakes- to my knowledge, Lewis never has.

                      Great player, certain HOFer? Sure. But it will take more than community service for him to clear his name in my book.

                      For what its worth, I think it probable that Lewis did more than just "see two people get killed". Those guys that were with him, in my view, were directed and controlled by Lewis. If he had wanted to avoid trouble, all Lewis needed to say was "you...my lackey...get in the effing car and lets get out of here before someone gets hurt." But I don't think he did that. He may not have wielded the weapon...but he controlled the guys who did.

                      Now...for the last yay many years of his life I think he has attempted to atone for his actions. He has done a lot of positive things....and I suspect that he has done so out of guilt. That's fine. If he didn't get the true justice that he deserves, at least he turned a corner in his life and made some attempt to make up for that injustice.

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                        Do you know what a flock of Ravens is called? A murder. Fitting that a murderer (or at least accomplice) plays for a murder and in the city with one of if not the highest murder rate in the U.S.

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                        R RAVENS PURPLE RULES wrote on last edited by
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                        @beefjerky said:

                        Do you know what a flock of Ravens is called? A murder. Fitting that a murderer (or at least accomplice) plays for a murder and in the city with one of if not the highest murder rate in the U.S.

                        It's an Unkindness of Ravens and a Murder of Crows. Sorry to burst your bubble.

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                          @hoorta said:

                          I'd be lying if I didn't say up to now, Lewis is one of the few players in the NFL I wouldn't have minded seeing carted off the field with a broken leg. Now that a season ending injury has happened to the guy I affectionately call "The Little Criminal", I feel differently. Wish onto others what you'd wish onto yourself, and all that stuff. To the O.P. - you'd be crying a river if Joe Haden and Joe Thomas got carted off the field with season ending injuries- in the same game no less.

                          Personally, I have more sympathy for Michael Vick. He only killed dogs. Lewis saw two people get killed, and through some smart lawyering got his pals off the hook. Fine upstanding gentleman? My ass. Vick admitted his mistakes- to my knowledge, Lewis never has.

                          Great player, certain HOFer? Sure. But it will take more than community service for him to clear his name in my book.

                          For what its worth, I think it probable that Lewis did more than just "see two people get killed". Those guys that were with him, in my view, were directed and controlled by Lewis. If he had wanted to avoid trouble, all Lewis needed to say was "you...my lackey...get in the effing car and lets get out of here before someone gets hurt." But I don't think he did that. He may not have wielded the weapon...but he controlled the guys who did.

                          Now...for the last yay many years of his life I think he has attempted to atone for his actions. He has done a lot of positive things....and I suspect that he has done so out of guilt. That's fine. If he didn't get the true justice that he deserves, at least he turned a corner in his life and made some attempt to make up for that injustice.

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                          R RAVENS PURPLE RULES wrote on last edited by
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                          @the-gipper said:

                          For what its worth, I think it probable that Lewis did more than just "see two people get killed". Those guys that were with him, in my view, were directed and controlled by Lewis. If he had wanted to avoid trouble, all Lewis needed to say was "you...my lackey...get in the effing car and lets get out of here before someone gets hurt." But I don't think he did that. He may not have wielded the weapon...but he controlled the guys who did.

                          Now...for the last yay many years of his life I think he has attempted to atone for his actions. He has done a lot of positive things....and I suspect that he has done so out of guilt. That's fine. If he didn't get the true justice that he deserves, at least he turned a corner in his life and made some attempt to make up for that injustice.

                          I never let my son have a Lewis jersey. Great player, but 2 moms out there don't know who murdered their sons. Lewis keeping his mouth shut contributed to that. I dont think he killed anyone, but he knows what the hell happened.

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                            The citizens of Baltimore better watch out, with Ray Ray out their murder rate is about to double.

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