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Ahn'Qiraj Raider
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Nah.
He was a good player, great teammate, and wonderful ambassador for the game. Not a HOF'er though.
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He was a good player, great teammate, and wonderful ambassador for the game. Not a HOF'er though.
Gavinmad
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He'll be in on the first ballot of 2025.
I mean it's fun to throw shade at the guy but he earned two Super Bowl MVPs on a team with a storied history of poor management, poor coaching, and just overall mediocrity. Not to mention his two wins were against a Brady still in his prime. Eli Manning is the reason Pats fans aren't even more insufferable than they already are.
I mean it's fun to throw shade at the guy but he earned two Super Bowl MVPs on a team with a storied history of poor management, poor coaching, and just overall mediocrity. Not to mention his two wins were against a Brady still in his prime. Eli Manning is the reason Pats fans aren't even more insufferable than they already are.
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DickTrickle
Definitely NOT Furor Planedefiler
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Merrith
Golden Baronet of the Realm
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I'm pretty much on this. He has those 2 Super Bowl runs but 0-4 all other playoff trips combined. Other than that riding a semi high all time passing yards spot (7th) that will surely be passed by others in this crazy pass era.
zzeris
The Real Benny Johnson
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And the illegitimate son of Jeff Fisher.
HoFer that really didn't earn it. With this standard, Joe Flacco just needed one more!
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Gavinmad
Mr. Poopybutthole
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You literally only need two hits to not be a one-hit wonder.
Yes, Joe Flacco genuinely would be a HoF contender if he managed to pull out another season like 2012 before retiring.
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Ameraves
New title pending...
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Damn, felony burglary with battery. At least that is what his buddy got charged with.
www.espn.com
Warrant issued for arrest of AB in battery case
The Hollywood (Florida) Police Department has issued an arrest warrant for Antonio Brown following allegations that he and his trainer attacked a moving company truck driver near Brown's Florida home.
www.espn.com
zzeris
The Real Benny Johnson
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Damn, felony burglary with battery. At least that is what his buddy got charged with.
Warrant issued for arrest of AB in battery case
The Hollywood (Florida) Police Department has issued an arrest warrant for Antonio Brown following allegations that he and his trainer attacked a moving company truck driver near Brown's Florida home.
I hope the dumb fuck spends some time in the pen. Doing all that shit over $4000. I don't think he's mentally ill. I think he's an entitled moron that's been allowed too much leeway for at least a decade.
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zombiewizardhawk
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zombiewizardhawk
Potato del Grande
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Hmm, I'm curious what the details are. If the $4000 was some surprise bullshit and not just the normal charge for the movers then i'm on AB's side. It probably wasn't, tho.
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jooka
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Antonio Brown incident arose from his refusal to pay moving fee
Antonio Brown has a long history of refusing to pay his bills, allegedly.
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
Describes what happened, not surprisingly AB was being a dick
Drakurii
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hall of fame agent
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The longtime NFL quarterback earned an unprecedented $252 million in salary during his 16-year NFL career, according to Spotrac. In 2019, he shattered the NFL’s all-time career earning record established by his older brother, former quarterback Peyton Manning, who retired in 2016 with roughly $249 million in career earnings.
Eli Manning to retire as NFL's highest-paid player ever: Here's how much he earned
The longtime NFL quarterback earned an unprecedented $252 million in salary during his 16-year NFL career.
The longtime NFL quarterback earned an unprecedented $252 million in salary during his 16-year NFL career, according to Spotrac. In 2019, he shattered the NFL’s all-time career earning record established by his older brother, former quarterback Peyton Manning, who retired in 2016 with roughly $249 million in career earnings.
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Merrith
Golden Baronet of the Realm
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You must have missed the part where Eli was pretty much sacked and somehow broke free to make a pretty good throw considering all the pressure he was under.
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zzeris
The Real Benny Johnson
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Journalism is in a bad spot all over. I find unprecedented overused as well lately. While technically correct, it feels lazy especially with Brady, Brees, Rapistberger, Rodgers, Ryan, Stafford, and possibly Rivers all set to eclipse him either this next year or in a few. I guess the lazy assholes can copy/paste 7 'new' articles very soon.
BrutulTM
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AB acts like he's on drugs. It's hard to believe that he is since he's trying to get on an NFL team and you couldn't do that on drugs, but he is acting like a drug addict.
With regard to Eli, he's an obvious hall of famer. #7 all time in passing yards, 11th in all time wins (tied with Joe Montana BTW, although Eli has a lot more losses), 7th in all time touchdowns. When you're top 10ish in all the most important things that you do at your position, won two superbowls, played at a high level for 15 years, that's hall of fame. It's stupid to even suggest that it's not. He might have been less consistent or less spectacular than some other people, but there's no denying that he was one of the best to ever do it and I'm not an Eli Manning or Giants fan in any regard.
With regard to Eli, he's an obvious hall of famer. #7 all time in passing yards, 11th in all time wins (tied with Joe Montana BTW, although Eli has a lot more losses), 7th in all time touchdowns. When you're top 10ish in all the most important things that you do at your position, won two superbowls, played at a high level for 15 years, that's hall of fame. It's stupid to even suggest that it's not. He might have been less consistent or less spectacular than some other people, but there's no denying that he was one of the best to ever do it and I'm not an Eli Manning or Giants fan in any regard.
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