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| The Starter Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The ATX (formerly Balmer)
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| Really good (sad/humbling) article on Reed Doughty Proof that all players aren't coddled millionaires -- this one actually makes me feel bad for calling for the heads of everybody on our defense now. A Season of Triumph and Trial - washingtonpost.com I'm so rooting for Reed Doughty now. |
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| Camp Scrub Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Springfield Age: 26
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty guess it would make the redskins look real bad if they cut him this spring...hope not he's been playing pretty well on special teams
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| The Starter Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The ATX (formerly Balmer)
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty Well, if we're willing to bench the highest paid DB in the history of the NFL and then cut him and eat a $9m cap hit, we damn sure better be able to keep a 2nd year special teams guy making league minimum who is giving everything he's got every week. At least that would send the right message to guys... nothing is guaranteed, and if you work hard you will be rewarded. |
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| Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Arlington, VA.
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty wow. that's a great article. i'm rooting like hell for the kid. he has been balling on teams. we need more guys like him. draft picks that are hungry. |
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| Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: 31 Spooner St. Age: 38
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty Quote:
If the man can play, then sign him. A league min guy won't hit your cap numbers. But let's not fool ourselves into signing someone that can't do it.
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| Quietly Dominating the East Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Naples, Florida
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty It does make you understand that being pissed off because the Christmas X-box bit the dust is a............petty
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| Playmaker Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: all up in your business
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty Quote:
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| Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: 31 Spooner St. Age: 38
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty Quote:
Very true.
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| Impact Rookie Join Date: Oct 2006
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty Quote:
I agree. Also why does AA bother bringing in the mouth gard to game? The only thing he seems to be doing with the mouthpiece is chewing the thing as the camera passes him when the announcers are talking about him. | |
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| The Bluths ![]() Join Date: Feb 2004
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty Definitely feel for the guy. And anyone, famous or not, going through a similar experience. But, is it just me or does this remind of you last year around this time when the Post had that heartwrenching story about Antonio Brown and his painful childhood. And where is he now?
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| Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: 31 Spooner St. Age: 38
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| The Starter Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The ATX (formerly Balmer)
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty Quote:
But as a parent, hearing about a guy with a non-guaranteed contract who has a premature baby in need of dialysis and an eventual kidney transplant, then the guy's already minimum salary gets docked for some BS "making contact with an official" in the preseason... it's pretty tough to swallow. I would participate in some kind of fundraiser for the guy, frankly... considering how terrible the defense has been, and you only have to look at a guy like Reed who is just out there playing his heart out, I think he's a great example of the kind of guys you want on your squad right alongside the experienced vets. IMO, high-priced free agency deals don't generate that kind of work ethic, passion, and fire. | |
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| Franchise Player Join Date: May 2004 Age: 34
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| Special Teams Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: BillysBurg, Va.
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| Re: Really good (sad/humbling) article on Doughty I really feel for him and his wife and son. I remember an article earlier this season about this also. You know it really pisses me off at the amount of that fine. I mean cmon, hes not a dirty player and would not have purposely hit a ref. I wonder if anyone could find that footage from that preseason game. Im real curious to see what kind of contact called for a $14000 fine. |
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| Playmaker Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: all up in your business
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