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still cracks me up thinking about sean taylor blowing up a god damn punter at the pro bowl 
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That was the Bills lone bright spot too
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still cracks me up thinking about sean taylor blowing up a god damn punter at the pro bowl
Wow
Never seen that. Thats what football's all about. Catch someone slipping and put them on their back
The Pro Bowl though
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Brian Moorman?
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Well I guess Aaron Schobel made it too
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DE. Think he went to TCU.
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ST would still only be 30 years old
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wonder if some dudes have an itch to blow up punters and place kickers considering they get touched about as much as a 35 y/o virgin who lives in his parents garage
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LOL
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EJ Manual will prove the doubters wrong, he a beast like Byron Leftwich was
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still cracks me up thinking about sean taylor blowing up a god damn punter at the pro bowl
I remember screaming laughing...he blew up somebody else too that game.
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Im not gonna take much more of this EJ/bills slander. ...............................................................................................
yeah im mad
yeah im mad
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Sean Taylor blowing up that punter was one of the most memorable sports moments of my life 
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That hit on Crayton on MNF in '05 was borderline Godly too
Now I gotta go watch some highlights
Now I gotta go watch some highlights
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Don't kill me but Sean Taylor is starting to get a little overrated....
He only really had one excellent season. Hadnt become complete yet. The hall?
He only really had one excellent season. Hadnt become complete yet. The hall?
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I'm speaking strictly off of his potential.
Before he was murdered I always said if he would just stop going for the hit and try to make more plays on the ball he would be legit.
If I'm not mistaken the season he died was leading the league in INT's. JJ's could help me with that.
But he definitely had the skill. Your crazy if you think he didn't. He already had the heart of a lot if WR's Bammas were out there straight afraid to catch that ball across the middle if he was out there.
He was on his way to being one of the best, it just got cut short.
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Sean Taylor has a cult following. Sad story indeed, but it's amazing how much he's brought up. Chris Henry doesn't get that kind of love. 
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Use to love having ST and Ed Reed as my 2 safeties in Madden
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LOVED Sean Taylor...cried when he died. But he's not a HoFer...
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Sean Taylor has a cult following. Sad story indeed, but it's amazing how much he's brought up. Chris Henry doesn't get that kind of love.
Not even gonna front I forgot about Chris Henry til just now
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Agree with what you say and yeah he was leading the league with ints that year
Sean Taylor has a cult following. Sad story indeed, but it's amazing how much he's brought up. Chris Henry doesn't get that kind of love.
Sean Taylor was a SPECIAL player. Like one of thee best at his position, ever, had he been allowed to finish his career.
Chris Henry was good, and a sad ending no doubt, but his potential place in NFL history wasn't on the same plane.
Sean was STOOOOPID talented.
RIP man.
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