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[SmootSmack]

Hmmm....

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/22/sp...line.html?_r=0

[RedskinRat]

It'll be like the Betamax / VHS wars of the 80's with RGIII and Plax.

My money is on the non-felon winning.

[Hog1]

PLAX?
WTF ever happened to a promising...Cage Fighting career.....post NFL!

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by mredskins

A link for those to lazy to add one.

Michael Crabtree suffers torn Achilles in workout | ProFootballTalk

Love the comment below the story ... "We'll see if HGH is all that it is cracked up to be."

[NC_Skins]

Aaron Curry: I was selfish and self-centered in Seattle | ProFootballTalk


...and there you have it. The reason why he's been a huge bust. Admire him for being honest about it.

[calia]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Aaron Curry: I was selfish and self-centered in Seattle | ProFootballTalk


...and there you have it. The reason why he's been a huge bust. Admire him for being honest about it.

Hate to see a player so motivated playing for a rival. But it is refreshing to hear this -- so many of these guys don't learn.

[Chico23231]

Josh Brent of Dallas Cowboys to have Friday court hearing - ESPN Dallas


some guys dont learn

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Josh Brent of Dallas Cowboys to have Friday court hearing - ESPN Dallas


some guys dont learn

What a moron. I think the bigger morons are the guys that make up lame excuses for their clients.

According to a source, Brent didn't use any alcoholic beverages. Brent's attorneys were trying to determine how it got into his system. The source said Brent might have gotten alcohol in his system by using mouthwash or eating a particular kind of food

[DynamiteRave]

Former Broncos center Tom Nalen admits trying to intentionally injure player | SI Wire

“I wouldn’t consider myself a dirty player,” Nalen said. “I know people will bring up the Igor Olshansky play in 2006, but if people would look at the play before that and realize why I did what I did — and even on that play I missed the cut — so you know definitely, I wanted to blow his knee out on that play because of what happened the play before. But that, you know, is that dirty? I don’t know. It’s revenge, kind of, so.”

[budw38]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Former Broncos center Tom Nalen admits trying to intentionally injure*player | SI Wire

“I wouldn’t consider myself a dirty player,” Nalen said. “I know people will bring up the Igor Olshansky play in 2006, but if people would look at the play before that and realize why I did what I did — and even on that play I missed the cut — so you know definitely, I wanted to blow his knee out on that play because of what happened the play before. But that, you know, is that dirty? I don’t know. It’s revenge, kind of, so.”

Revenge would be an elbow to the ribs , not " blowing out his knee out " . Don't know what Igor did the play before ?

[RGIII]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Aaron Curry: I was selfish and self-centered in Seattle | ProFootballTalk


...and there you have it. The reason why he's been a huge bust. Admire him for being honest about it.

He's been a bust because he can't compete at this level. What school did he come out of? And he doesn't have the mentality/attitude to dominate in the pros.

[skinsfaninok]

NFL network is like the spot for super models to host shows, good lord they have some hot women.

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

NFL network is like the spot for super models to host shows, good lord they have some hot women.

lol

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by RGIII

He's been a bust because he can't compete at this level. What school did he come out of? And he doesn't have the mentality/attitude to dominate in the pros.

Not everyone agrees with you.

Giants Aaron Curry is ready to show he's an elite linebacker | NJ.com

Ken Norton Jr. and new Giants linebacker Aaron Curry exchange text messages to this day. It was Norton, Curry says, who taught him the life lessons that set him on a path to reclaim his once "can’t-miss" career.
Norton, a former standout linebacker with the Cowboys and 49ers, came to the Seahawks as a position coach in Curry’s second season. By then, Curry said he was self-absorbed in his fame and fortune as the fourth pick overall in 2009, having signed a six-year, $60 million contract with $34 million guaranteed.
Immediately inserted as the starting strongside linebacker, Curry admitted he would pout if he didn’t like a defensive call. His checkbook took precedence over his playbook, he remembered, and his needs and wants superseded those of the Seahawks.
"Coach Norton was just honest with me," Curry said. "He would never let me slide on anything. He was harsh but I knew it was because he cared. He tried to get me to the point where I understood there was a certain way to be an NFL linebacker. It took some time."
Norton is old-school. He adheres to the lofty linebacker standards set by the likes of Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks, Mike Singletary and Junior Seau. He pushed Curry to the limit.

[CultBrennan59]

I just remember Aaron Curry as that "sure thing" "can't miss" prospect when he came out. Now he's on his 3rd team in 2 years.