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OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
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OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
First -- Anthony Gonzalez Cut by Patriots

And second -- Terrell Owens Cut by Allen Wranglers of the Indoor League

Not sure which is more sad.
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RE: OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
the 2nd... he is a BUM... nothing more, nothing less...
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RE: OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
i'd say t.o.

gonzo has been cut by a reciever loaded team, be it at wr or te. may be more sad if he doesn't get picked up somewhere else. but being cut from the pats imo isn't near as sad as a once extremely talented pro bowl reciever not making the cut
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RE: OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
(05-30-2012, 10:41 AM)slotman11 Wrote: the 2nd... he is a BUM... nothing more, nothing less...
While I agree he is a clown to be sure, I think he is a future HOFer seeing as how he only trails Jerry Rice for career receiving yards, I sure wouldn't consider him a bum.....just a clown....like Ocho Cinco.
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RE: OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
Gonzales is more "sad" in the sense that its sad that an obviously talented player has had such injury problems to limit and prehaps effectively end his career. It may well be that he can pick up with another team however.

T.O. is more "sad" in the sense that sad is popularly used to mean "a pathetic person who you can't quite bring yourself to feel pity for because he brought everything upon himself"
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RE: OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
What's more sad is that even keyshawn Johnson made better, "life" choices then TO!
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RE: OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
It's sad that for me the most memorable thing about Gonzalez is that he sleeps in some kind of moisture tent. Or at least he did at OSU according to some ESPN piece I saw years ago. As for T.O., anyone with a million-dollar body and a 10 cent head is sad. TO is no different. He would be doing himself a favor if he just let it go and disappeared for a while. Of course, he probably looks at Randy Moss and says "I'm just as not-quite-washed-up as he is!"
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RE: OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
TO in my mind, if he had any kind of brain he would be mentioned along with Rice as one of the all-time bests. It just blows my mind how someone with so much talent basically wastes it when theres a lot of others that would have atleast given it an honest effort.
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I guess "To" followed in the footsteps of Jerry Rice just a little too closely. With all of Jerry's braggadocious acts, it was a miracle To got out alive! I mean, I can still hear all the times Jerry said, "I love me some ME!"

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RE: OT - The future of two COMPLETELY different former WRs...
(05-30-2012, 02:04 PM)all day baby Wrote: I guess "To" followed in the footsteps of Jerry Rice just a little too closely. With all of Jerry's braggadocious acts, it was a miracle To got out alive! I mean, I can still hear all the times Jerry said, "I love me some ME!"

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The thing is, Jerry Rice backed it up 110% on the field. There is no question that he didn't give it his all every time he stepped onto the field. T.O. - could have had that but decided he was above having to try for every ball thrown his direction and then blamed all things wrong on the QBs.
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