OT: Remember Ricardo Lockette?

He collided with Butler and the players and their careers went in opposite directions. Not Pats content but good read.

that is a good read. So is this, definitely Pats related...
The Pass | By Ricardo Lockette

This was an amazing read. Thanks, OP. As much as we hate some teams and players, and as much as we want our team(s) to win, we forget sometimes that these are real men and women sacrificing their bodies and, in some cases, their well being to play the game they love. Yes, I know they get paid a lot, but it's still an incredible sacrifice and some of them have no skills other than that sport. Thanks for posting this and I hope everyone on the board reads it at some point.

With all that said, Lockette really did not attack the ball in the SB (thankfully). If he did, I think there would have been a collision and would have likely been a pass break up and not an interception. But I'm glad things worked out the way that they did.

Browner's aggressiveness and Lockettes lack of same made that play happen. As I've said, it's really not a risky play if the receivers is totally aggressive. worst scenario would be a breakup.

Glad Browners forced the action, though.

n6249c said:

that is a good read. So is this, definitely Pats related...
The Pass | By Ricardo Lockette

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What a **** move posting this on the day after Russell Wilson lost his virginity.

Mack Herron said:

He collided with Butler and the players and their careers went in opposite directions. Not Pats content but good read.

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On a related note, Calvin Johnson is not making the suits at 345 Park Ave happy with his recollections of playing in the NFL.

Unfiltered Calvin Johnson On Concussions, Painkillers Is Sure To Be Thorn In Roger Goodell's Side

Brady6 said:

What a **** move posting this on the day after Russell Wilson lost his virginity.

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This will be Wilson's second marriage.