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Get back in your fucking hole.
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got any dirty secrets officer?
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So Brandon Marshall threw a hissy fit when AJ went off in 2013? Man, I could have sworn that BM was a great teammate from what his nuthuggers on this board would say about him. I wonder why he never made it to the playoffs.
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you really love exaggerating.
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B Marshall was probably mad his secret lover Jay was eye-f***ing Alshon all day!
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poor Marshall was crazy for cutler. He felt betrayed when that game happened.
look at these two..lovebirds.
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poor Marshall was crazy for cutler. He felt betrayed when that game happened.
look at these two..lovebirds.
Cutler wasn't the QB that game
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oh wow who was is?
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That was probably when McCown was blowing up in the Trestman offense.
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The GM would have been Jerry Angelo; I don't know who the trainer was.
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I really want to be in a NFL front office just to see shit like this
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I feel like Earl Bennett should have posted a video. Holy multiple machine gun tweeter shots batman. Or maybe tweeter should allow more than 200 characters or whatever the rule is. Or maybe there is no rule and Earl likes to fire off tweeters like this?
someone please tell him this as I do not use tweeter thanks
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The trainer was Tim Bream.
https://www.pennlive.com/pennstatefootball/2018/02/penn_state_football_trainer_ti.html
https://www.pennlive.com/pennstatefootball/2018/02/penn_state_football_trainer_ti.html
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The Puncher #StoryTimeWithEarl
There were always fights during training camps. That’s understandable when guys are vying for a roster spot and trying to provide for their families. But after the season starts, if people are stil…
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There were always fights during training camps. That’s understandable when guys are vying for a roster spot and trying to provide for their families. But after the season starts, if people are still throwing blows, we have a significant problem. A problem that cannot be solved unless you change the culture, starting with the coach.
A new coach and a change in the culture did not happen as expected. In the locker room, there are a ton of Alpha males. Guys that think they look good, dress well, are powerful and highly intelligent. That was the makeup of the 2013 Chicago Bears locker room. A new offensive scheme against a defense that was overhauled with new schemes too. The new defense was more man coverage which caused for WR #1 and DB #1 to battle. A battle on one particular day would set the tone for the season.
There are some guys you do not want to mess with on a fighting level. That guy was DB#1. His ability to punch the ball out should give some insights to his ability to hit his target accurately. Make no mistake, DB #1 is one of the best teammates you could ever have. He battled, played hard and had fun. He just is not with the nonsense.
During a team scrimmage, WR#1 and DB #1 lock up. They had been arguing beforehand, and it carried over onto the field. Before you know it, they were fighting. Well, I say fighting because there were two people, but really DB #1 was in control the entire fight. DB #1 has that country strength being an Army brat and living in Texas. He controlled the whole fight. Start to finish, I cannot recall WR #1 getting in a single punch or making any contact.
After the fight, WR #1 returned to the sidelines where the other receivers were. His response was, “I should have kneed him, huh.” If a person ever says that, that should tell you how the fight went for them. The size wasn’t an issue, and neither was skills. DB #1 was tough, making football plays as if he were in a physical fight.
Football is football, but there are some guys wired differently. DB #1 shows why he is now an FBI agent. Not only did he have the skillset to be a Pro Bowler, but he also possesses the required intelligence for the field as well as the physical traits to beat someone down if called to do so. So, if any future criminal is reading this blog and somehow DB #1 is tracking you down, the best thing to do is surrender and save yourself the humiliation because DB #1 can punch more than a football. That he does very well. #StoryTimeWithEarl
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Tillman whooped Marshall's ass huh. GoodThe Puncher #StoryTimeWithEarl
There were always fights during training camps. That’s understandable when guys are vying for a roster spot and trying to provide for their families. But after the season starts, if people are stil…
There were always fights during training camps. That’s understandable when guys are vying for a roster spot and trying to provide for their families. But after the season starts, if people are still throwing blows, we have a significant problem. A problem that cannot be solved unless you change the culture, starting with the coach.
A new coach and a change in the culture did not happen as expected. In the locker room, there are a ton of Alpha males. Guys that think they look good, dress well, are powerful and highly intelligent. That was the makeup of the 2013 Chicago Bears locker room. A new offensive scheme against a defense that was overhauled with new schemes too. The new defense was more man coverage which caused for WR #1 and DB #1 to battle. A battle on one particular day would set the tone for the season.
There are some guys you do not want to mess with on a fighting level. That guy was DB#1. His ability to punch the ball out should give some insights to his ability to hit his target accurately. Make no mistake, DB #1 is one of the best teammates you could ever have. He battled, played hard and had fun. He just is not with the nonsense.
During a team scrimmage, WR#1 and DB #1 lock up. They had been arguing beforehand, and it carried over onto the field. Before you know it, they were fighting. Well, I say fighting because there were two people, but really DB #1 was in control the entire fight. DB #1 has that country strength being an Army brat and living in Texas. He controlled the whole fight. Start to finish, I cannot recall WR #1 getting in a single punch or making any contact.
After the fight, WR #1 returned to the sidelines where the other receivers were. His response was, “I should have kneed him, huh.” If a person ever says that, that should tell you how the fight went for them. The size wasn’t an issue, and neither was skills. DB #1 was tough, making football plays as if he were in a physical fight.
Football is football, but there are some guys wired differently. DB #1 shows why he is now an FBI agent. Not only did he have the skillset to be a Pro Bowler, but he also possesses the required intelligence for the field as well as the physical traits to beat someone down if called to do so. So, if any future criminal is reading this blog and somehow DB #1 is tracking you down, the best thing to do is surrender and save yourself the humiliation because DB #1 can punch more than a football. That he does very well. #StoryTimeWithEarl
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Marshawn Lynch wanted to be a Bear
Beast Mode Trade #StoryTimeWithEarl
In 2011, Chicago Bears RB #1 was in heated negotiations for a new contract. Not being elected to a pro-bowl, management considered his performance on the field not pro bowl level. Although everyone on the team knew he was the right fit for the team and the organization as well. The negotiations created heavy tension.
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Beast Mode Trade #StoryTimeWithEarl
In 2011, Chicago Bears RB #1 was in heated negotiations for a new contract. Not being elected to a pro-bowl, management considered his performance on the field not pro bowl level. Although everyone on the team knew he was the right fit for the team and the organization as well. The negotiations created heavy tension.
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Earl Bennett tries to block Julius Peppers in practice
Future Hall of Fame DE #1 was very quiet. He kept to himself and spoke mostly in joking manners. His ability to connect with players without really talking was always a cool thing to see. Safe to say he was introverted. Playing with him and getting to see his athletic abilities on display daily was indeed a treat. That was until the day came where we would meet in the first-team offense vs first team defense.
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Future Hall of Fame DE #1 was very quiet. He kept to himself and spoke mostly in joking manners. His ability to connect with players without really talking was always a cool thing to see. Safe to say he was introverted. Playing with him and getting to see his athletic abilities on display daily was indeed a treat. That was until the day came where we would meet in the first-team offense vs first team defense.
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On the Johnny Knox Injury
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I see the ball on the ground, and my reaction is to recover or tackle the defender who has it. I have no clue what happened to my teammate, WR #1, after the fumble. Sometimes, when an offensive player loses the ball, he is upset at himself for the mistake. So, seeing him on the ground, I assumed he was all right and just disgusted with his performance.
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I see the ball on the ground, and my reaction is to recover or tackle the defender who has it. I have no clue what happened to my teammate, WR #1, after the fumble. Sometimes, when an offensive player loses the ball, he is upset at himself for the mistake. So, seeing him on the ground, I assumed he was all right and just disgusted with his performance.
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On Mike Martz Firing
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There is always a backstory to be told, and here is mine. During the Green Bay game, before Minnesota finale, I managed one catch for 45 yards. This 10-yard catch, turned 45 yards, came with a few jukes and hesitation moves that saw me tackled at the one-yard line. This catch and run was so impressive that Coach Lovie Smith asked to speak with me after the game.
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There is always a backstory to be told, and here is mine. During the Green Bay game, before Minnesota finale, I managed one catch for 45 yards. This 10-yard catch, turned 45 yards, came with a few jukes and hesitation moves that saw me tackled at the one-yard line. This catch and run was so impressive that Coach Lovie Smith asked to speak with me after the game.
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