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Freddie T.O.

Discussion in 'All Other Team Discussions' started by Zero2Cool, Feb 7, 2005.

  1. Zero2Cool Cheesehead

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    Freddie - 1 Catch 11 Yds
    Rodney - 2 INT's second being game clincher

    That has GOT to hurt...

    I must say I do have more respect for T.O. as a player now than I did two months ago. I've always thought he was a good player, but to bust *** to get himself ready and be a difference maker in the SB, impressive.
    Zero2Cool, Feb 7, 2005
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  2. sixone220 Cheesehead

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    I love TO. I think he was right on, that if Favre came back like that, then he would be called a warrior, but everyone looked at TO as being selfish for trying to take away the spotlight.
    sixone220, Feb 7, 2005
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    I think that it was amazing what TO did. But did anyone really think that he wouldn't? This is a guy that thinks the world revolves around him and this just got him all the more attention. But good for him coming back and playing for his team.

    Later
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    leopardmech, Feb 7, 2005
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    Terrell Owens

    Have you read Terrell Owens' autobiography? A good portion of this book deals with why he acts the way he does; it also has lots of information about him that the media has neglected to mention over the years.

    I think this book is worth reading.
    dan7, Feb 8, 2005
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    I have not.
    Fill me in Dan as I won't read the book. I think he acts the way he does simply because he is an arrogant jacka**.

    Later
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    leopardmech, Feb 8, 2005
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    i think TO gets lumped in with the moss type but i think that is way off. what has TO really ever done? moss is always in trouble for spuirting refs, hitting cops, mooning fans, etc.

    TO just wanted to play on a winner, as corey dillon did. TO just likes to have fun and celebrate. sure he's cocky, but the No Fun League needs guys like that to spice up much needed end zone dances.
    sixone220, Feb 8, 2005
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    I think TO is a very good NFL wide receiver and that's all. He proved how selfish he was once again with his post game ramblings after the Super Bowl. It was all about him and how nobody believed he could come back from the injury to play in the game. He needs to take a lesson from the Patriots on how a TEAM wins a Super Bowl and not an individual. I don't care how talented he is, I wouldn't want him on the Packers.
    NCPackerfan, Feb 9, 2005
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