NFL Discussion Thread: Pats win SB XLIX. Offseason begins

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I don't see what what was so bad about what Cowherd and Wilbon said.

Sure they made o assumptions but that's part of their job.

It ain't like dude was an angel.

I remember most people thinking it was someone close to Taylor because it was no forced entry or somethin like that.
 
KingKoopa said:
I don't see what what was so bad about what Cowherd and Wilbon said.

Sure they made o assumptions but that's part of their job.

It ain't like dude was an angel.

I remember most people thinking it was someone close to Taylor because it was no forced entry or somethin like that.
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There's everything wrong with what they said. They blamed a man for his own murder.

It's kind of worse coming from Wilbon because he himself is a black man. So to act like this was just "another thug getting what he deserved" is disgusting.
 
Like I said before, it wasn't the assumptions made, that is a necessary evil in the media age today. It was not adjusting their stance and reasoning after the details came out. They both were stubborn, arrogant , and placed blame on a man that wasn't warranted
 
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DA GAWD R.I.P

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One of my lasting memories about him,dude never ever took it easy on a play 
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This dude sisters are bad, damn.


Dude was special man, dude was just built for football. Just like Bron.



I love how he gave the media no love.
 
I gotta come up on a Sean jersey man...

Dude was a straight beast...:pimp:. I'll never forget when I went to the Panthers/Skins game at FedEx in '06 && he just took over in the 4th...man was I sick. :lol: :smh:

That doc gave me chills damb near all the way thru...

RIP #21/26/36.
 
That was a great special on Sean Taylor. Like CP said he was the perfect Saftey. Height, speed, athleticism. He had everything.


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Like I said before, it wasn't the assumptions made, that is a necessary evil in the media age today. It was not adjusting their stance and reasoning after the details came out. They both were stubborn, arrogant , and placed blame on a man that wasn't warranted
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Exactly. They made it seem like he was killed cuz he did something to somebody and they retaliated. When the details came out that he was really killed cuz some dudes he hired to clean his pool came back to rob him the least they coulda did was say "Ok I made a mistake" but no. :smh:
 
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Maximus Meridius said:
That was a great special on Sean Taylor. Like CP said he was the perfect Saftey. Height, speed, athleticism. He had everything.
Exactly. They made it seem like he was killed cuz he did something to somebody and they retaliated. When the details came out that he was really killed cuz some dudes he hired to clean his pool came back to rob him the least they coulda did was say "Ok I made a mistake" but no. :smh:
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pigs will fly before the day the media ever apologizes or admits an egregious mistake/mischaracterization of a person.
 
man rip #21 dudes in DC still selling rip sean taylor shirts in downtown DC, he had so much untapped potential, and only realistically played 2 and a half years :smokin
 
Maximus Meridius said:
That was a great special on Sean Taylor. Like CP said he was the perfect Saftey. Height, speed, athleticism. He had everything.
 
dmxfury said:
Like I said before, it wasn't the assumptions made, that is a necessary evil in the media age today. It was not adjusting their stance and reasoning after the details came out. They both were stubborn, arrogant , and placed blame on a man that wasn't warranted
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Exactly. They made it seem like he was killed cuz he did something to somebody and they retaliated. When the details came out that he was really killed cuz some dudes he hired to clean his pool came back to rob him the least they coulda did was say "Ok I made a mistake" but no.
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Wilbon and Cowherd really made ST to be the leader of the Crips or something and his death was par for the course on some "it's all part of the game" steez.
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I can only imagine what his family was going through not only grieving for him, but having people that didn't know him spewing their BS as fact in the national media and denigrating him.
 
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