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Re: NFL from the sidelines, Post-Cleveland thoughts
Cheap shots? People should realize this game is played with a reckless abandon and is as fast of a sport there is on foot. Harrison is doing nothing but playing vicious football at such a high speed.
His style goes back to the days of Jack Lambert and Dick Butkus but fans today are so used to the sissy league that is today's NFL that when someone hits hard, it's dirty. How can you play dirty in football when 11 guys are out to tear you apart?
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Re: NFL from the sidelines, Post-Cleveland thoughts
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Re: NFL from the sidelines, Post-Cleveland thoughts
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Re: NFL from the sidelines, Post-Cleveland thoughts
These next three weeks are going to be brutal If we pull into week 10 sitting at 8-1 or 7-2, that would be awesome.
Law Timmons, meet Chad Henne. Chad Henne, meet Law Timmons. 
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Re: NFL from the sidelines, Post-Cleveland thoughts
Massquio lowers his head to harrison. Harrison was already airborne could not adjust, the wr lowers hs head to harrison. How is it that Harrison can control a missile like that?
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