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depression is a tough thing, over 35 million people deal with it , when he played he was a good run stuffer, clearly you need to seperate the two, and just because he is suffering from depression,it is no reason to talk bad about him, i hope you never ge titI wish I could had seen Tippett play. I've seen a highlight or two and he looked as if he was a dominate player on a bad team. It would be interesting to see if he was on a winning team or put on the 2003 team while he was in his prime, would he be the fan's favorite LB?
In the same air, I gotta go with Bruschi. He might not be the athlete that Tippett was, but he played smart, played hard and produced on a team that needed his presence to do what they have. Brain Cox was fun to watch throughout his career and if he played longer for the Pats (and earlier in his career), he could be up there.
Ted Johnson is my least favorite. Guy clearly has issues that I have to believe are attributed to football, but that isn't all to blame. I would venture to think he had issues prior to playing in the pros.
mgteich
you said willie
yet you always spelt his name wrong-mcguinest
were you tryin to jus make it look like the beer the whole time???
But have to go with full tilt, full time all the time #54 Teddy B. he may not have had the greatest ability, but he has played with his heart and soul since he has been here
There has been so many Buonoconti, McGinnest, Tippett, Nelson, Weishun et al..
But have to go with full tilt, full time all the time #54 Teddy B. he may not have had the greatest ability, but he has played with his heart and soul since he has been here