Top 3 most hated players?

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Tuna Helper;1199648 said:
You missed my point genius. My point is that these types of tackles were occurring in the NFL long before Roy Williams, and still occur by players not named Roy Williams.

Did the horse collar tackle suddenly show up in 2005 out of nowhere? Or in 2002 when Williams was in his rookie year?


Don't pay any attention to him. He's just a bitter Eagirl fan that comes over here for only one reason..........TO START TROUBLE.
 

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Tuna Helper;1199648 said:
You missed my point genius. My point is that these types of tackles were occurring in the NFL long before Roy Williams, and still occur by players not named Roy Williams.

Did the horse collar tackle suddenly show up in 2005 out of nowhere? Or in 2002 when Williams was in his rookie year?

The horse-collar tackle showed up before Roy, yes.

I wasn't even talking about that. I was only stating why I don't like the guy on the field and I backed it up with the article.

It seems like he doesn't have a problem doing it again, even after players get injured.
 

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stealth;1199613 said:
dude you got some issues if that guy bugs you. I can't think of a single reason to dislike that kid, he is the best pure running back in the league and you never hear crap about him. you got something else going on with your head if you don't like that guy.

So You have a problem with my List? Get over it.
 

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1. Jeremy Shockey
2. Sean Taylor
3. LaVar Arrington
4. Randy Moss
5. Clinton Portis
 

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Ray Lewis
Sean Taylor

No one even close to these guys although I dislike WRS who think they are bigger than the game(Chad Johnson , Steve Smith, Etc....) ( even T.O. before he joined the right side now I can tolerate him but I still dont like it)
 

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Players that didnt make the cut but can move up on the list sooner or later:

Jeremy Shokey

tiki Barber

Amani Toomer

Randy Moss

The Bengals WR "Who's yo moma"




Mostly Giants Players...The Egirls and Commanders have some decent players. Dawkins and trotter are cool, POrtis is funny, Seasn Taylor isnt even good so Who cares and everyone else doesnt matter.
 

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He makes it sound like Roy is the only player to ever injure another player, with a legal hit/tackle. Don't see him saying he hates Von Oelhoffen or E.J. Henderson for injuring players.
 

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1. Sean Taylor
2. Eli Manning
3. Jeremy Shockey
4. Shawne Merriman
5. Ben Roethlisberger
 

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1- Dante Culpepper (I don't feel bad for him one bit. Cocky and arrogant doing that rollin' rollin' crap)

2- Donavan McNabb (I don't feel bad for him one bit. Cocky and arrogant doing that little bit with TO on the sideline while they were kickin' our ***)

3- Jeremy Shockey (F*** Shockey!!!)
 

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Hated or hyped, these men represent both:

1.) Donovan McNabb
2.) Mike Vanderjagt
3.) Jeremy Shockey
4.) Washington Commanders
5.) Shawn Merriman
6.) Baltimore Ravens
7.) Randy Moss
8.) Reggie Bush
9.) Albert Haynesworth
10.) Plaxico Burress

Honorable mentions: DeAngelo Hall, the rest of the New York Giants, the rest of the Philadelphia Eagles, Shaun Alexander, Matt Hasselbeck.
 

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Aikbach;1199690 said:
Hated or hyped, these men represent both:

1.) Donovan McNabb
2.) Mike Vanderjagt
3.) Jeremy Shockey
4.) Washington Commanders
5.) Shawn Merriman
6.) Baltimore Ravens
7.) Randy Moss
8.) Reggie Bush
9.) Albert Haynesworth
10.) Plaxico Burress

Honorable mentions: DeAngelo Hall, the rest of the New York Giants, the rest of the Philadelphia Eagles, Shaun Alexander, Matt Hasselbeck.

You don't like hasselbeck or Alexander? Please explain...
 

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stealth;1199613 said:
dude you got some issues if that guy bugs you. I can't think of a single reason to dislike that kid, he is the best pure running back in the league and you never hear crap about him. you got something else going on with your head if you don't like that guy.

I hear southwest has some great low fair to San Diego. You might want to go visit with a guy called LaDanian Tomlinson. He may have a few words for you.
 

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adamknite;1199697 said:
You don't like hasselbeck or Alexander? Please explain...
Hasselbeck is not an unlikable man but I hate the hype that surrounds him, Alexander is a little bit of the Tiki Barber type in the false humility department, basically I thought their Super Bowl run was garbage and since they were the media darlings I singled them out. They were honorable mentions on account of their hype and not so much my hate.
 

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1) Mike Vanderjagt
2) Keith Davis (playing anything other than special teams)
3) Drew Bledsoe

Thankfully, and hopefully, only one of those I have to worry about.
 

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1. Anyone in a Commanders uniform.

2. Anyone in a Eagles uniform.

3. Anyone in a Giants uniform.

:laugh1:
 

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Aikbach;1199705 said:
Hasselbeck is not an unlikable man but I hate the hype that surrounds him, Alexander is a little bit of the Tiki Barber type in the false humility department, basically I thought their Super Bowl run was garbage and since they were the media darlings I singled them out. They were honorable mentions on account of their hype and not so much my hate.

I pulled for the Seahawks last year because they were the least hateable to me, and I've never had a problem with Hassebeck, but I remember Alexander complaining about not getting the rushing title the year before last then calling out Holmgren{sp} as the reason, and since then I've always looked at him differently.
 

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Pabst;1199640 said:
1. Leonard Little - The guy should be behind prison bars, not in NFL. Say what you will about past Cowboys like Irvin and Newton, but they never killed anybody.

From Wikipedia
In October of 1998 Little killed a St. Louis woman while driving drunk. Little ran a red light and collided with a smaller vehicle driven by Susan Gutweiler. Gutweiler, who was 47 at the time of the accident, left behind a husband and a teenage son. Little pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 90 nights in jail, 1,000 hours of community service, and four years probation

he should be on everybody's list as the unstated obvious choice. Like.... "who are your top 5 most hated players... not including Leonard Little"
 

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1. Chris Cooley...Commanders
2. Tiki Barber...Giants/ Strayhan...Giants
3. Brian Westbrook...Eagles
 

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stealth;1199621 said:
LT is the best all around back but johnson is a pure and simple RB and the best in the league.

BP stated something similiar about Johnson and how good he was....
 

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stealth;1199624 said:
i don't think there is a black athlete in the league that wouldn't want to play for a black coach. To turn that into a negative is absurd to me.

That really does not relate to the substance of Larry Johnson's comments though. LJ is implying it would be more comfortable for him or he would prefer to play for a black head coach. Let's be candid, if a white athlete would have expressed himself similarity about relating better to a white coach he would be skewered and labeled a racist.

I understand what Larry Johnson stated, and have no problem that he has these sentiments as a human being. But Larry Johnson is also not the sole player on his team. His team consists of players and coaches of various ethnic backgrounds. As a highly visible and key player he should be more thoughtful and open minded about the matter.

From a fan point of view it is hard to figure out what same race relationship advantage there would be though. More favorable treatment, a better understanding of Xs and Os and constructive criticism from a head coach of similar race? Why, because of ethnic colloquilism? I don't think so. The more I think of this his comment is really inappropriate and actually does a disservice to fellow black athletes and even black head coaches.

What makes team sports great is the opportunity of the best athletes of being placed into the position to play no matter their racial origin. Cultural preferences should not even be referenced even if it is communicatively applied to coaches. I believe a player and coach's generation gap may come into play more than race.

Larry Johnson's comments can perpetuate some very intense but convoluted arguments. I guess if Larry Johson toiled under Tony Dungy would he lament that he can only partially relate to him?
 
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