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texansfan88 · 12-20-2004

http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-onlin...jag_bar2.shtml

**gwallaia** · 12-20-2004

The site makes you register. What does the article say?

shinerbock_girl · 12-20-2004

I don't know, but i think he didn't mean to do it...It looked like he was trying to sweep the ball from Fergusion...But as fast as they were moving it could have been easy to miss and hit his head instead...It just didn't look to be intentional...Look how fast those guys move, it seems hard to stop on a dime...But i do hope Fergusion is ok, hes a great player...

Red House · 12-20-2004

I can't believe Del Rio has the gall to defend a blatantly illegal clothesline hit that could have paralyzed another player. What a class act.

I saw on Jacksonville's board where Darius (or another Jag player) said that Ferguson was in the air too long and that's why the hit was as bad as it was. Funny, I thought the hit was as bad as it was because it was illegal, my bad.

The Jags have surpassed the Titans as the Texan's rival that I just cannot stand.

texansfan88 · 12-20-2004

Del Rio backed his player, saying he thought Darius was ejected because the officials were influenced by the crowd's loud jeering.

That's why I was not happy. It might have been unintentional, but I'd give anything to see Johnson truck him next game

Yankee_In_TX · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by texansgal8

I don't know, but i think he didn't mean to do it...It looked like he was trying to sweep the ball from Fergusion...But as fast as they were moving it could have been easy to miss and hit his head instead...It just didn't look to be intentional...Look how fast those guys move, it seems hard to stop on a dime...But i do hope Fergusion is ok, hes a great player...

OT- what program did you make your avatar with?

Looking for better pics-

Marcus · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by Khari

Del Rio backed his player, saying he thought Darius was ejected because the officials were influenced by the crowd's loud jeering.

Playing devil's advocate here, but publicly, you can't expect Del Rio to not back his player. What went on behind the scenes might have been a different story.

12-20-2004

I GUESS YOUR BLIND TOO THE HITTING OF LEFTWICH LATE HUH GET REAL.

texansfan88 · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by Marcus

Playing devil's advocate here, but publicly, you can't expect Del Rio to not back his player. What went on behind the scenes might have been a different story.

Yeah but look at how he said it, he found a scapegoat saying it was the fans fault

texansfan88 · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by BIG CATS FAN

I GUESS YOUR BLIND TOO THE HITTING OF LEFTWICH LATE HUH GET REAL.

Speak E-N-G-L-I-S-H

and maybe we are blind, but at least we can sell out a stadium

Fiddy · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by BIG CATS FAN

I GUESS YOUR BLIND TOO THE HITTING OF LEFTWICH LATE HUH GET REAL.

Like when Stroud or Henderson hit Carr late or every QB in the league for that matter??? Right back at ya

JagGator007 · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by texansfan88

but I'd give anything to see Johnson truck him next game or have Antwan Peek snap Leftwich's leg in half

You're one sick person.

Yeah, the hit was illegal and he shouldn't have done it, but wish that Leftwich breaks his leg? What the **** is wrong with you? What did Leftwich have to do with this anyway?

Youngstown Colt · 12-20-2004

Many people say "why wouldn't JDR back his player?"

well because he was wrong.

I'll give you two examples of 2 good coaches who know when to not back his player: 1) Steelers LB Joey Porter got a personal foul for kicking someone who was on the ground (not a hard kick, but a kick) when porter left the field Cowher screamed at him "NO, YOU'RE WRONG" he didn't defend him, he wouldn't defend something like that.
2) Paul Silas, Cavaliers coach, constantly benches players for bad conduct, small rule infractions, etc

shinerbock_girl · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by Yankee_In_TX

OT- what program did you make your avatar with?

Looking for better pics-

Heres the web site http://www.ulead.com/ga/runme.htm . I used the free trial to make mine, So you can download the free trial for 15 days...

shinerbock_girl · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by texansfan88

Del Rio backed his player, saying he thought Darius was ejected because the officials were influenced by the crowd's loud jeering.

That's why I was not happy. It might have been unintentional, but I'd give anything to see Johnson truck him next game or have Antwan Peek snap Leftwich's leg in half

Well regardless whether it was intentional or not, i don't wish any player harm during a game, no matter how bad i want my team to win.. I hope this will be a good safe game...Leftwich doesn't deserve to be hurt no more the Carr or any player does.

JagGator007 · 12-20-2004

Of course Del Rio will back his player. He's not going to call out his own player in public. You deal with that stuff internally and in private.

JustBonee · 12-20-2004

Having this happen right before our game with them, it just helps bring to light that we need to be on the lookout for their known shameless playing once again.
Maybe the league will be watching the Jaguars closer too. Not a bad idea.

texansfan88 · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by JagGator007

You're one sick person.

Yeah, the hit was illegal and he shouldn't have done it, but wish that Leftwich breaks his leg? What the **** is wrong with you? What did Leftwich have to do with this anyway?

heck leftwich's leg is probably already broken. He gets hit once and he's down forever. I'm not sick, I just really reallly dont like the Jags.

texansfan88 · 12-20-2004

Darius is lucky that Ferguson finally got feeling back in his legs. He would have been in serious trouble if he hadn't

Someone I knwo that was at the game said that the Jags were laughing about it after the fact, and only GET THIS Marcus Stroud was concerned

you got me on that one.

texansfan88 · 12-20-2004

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Originally Posted by JagGator007

Of course Del Rio will back his player. He's not going to call out his own player in public. You deal with that stuff internally and in private.

Yeah but look at how he said it, he found a scapegoat saying it was the fans fault

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texansfan88 All Pro Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 25 Posts: 880 Rep Power: 0	Del Rio backed his player, saying he thought Darius was ejected because the officials were influenced by the crowd's loud jeering. That's why I was not happy. It might have been unintentional, but I'd give anything to see Johnson truck him next game Last edited by texansfan88; 12-20-2004 at 01:36 PM.

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12-20-2004	#3
shinerbock_girl Hall of Fame Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: San Antonio Posts: 2,256 Rep Power: 14	I don't know, but i think he didn't mean to do it...It looked like he was trying to sweep the ball from Fergusion...But as fast as they were moving it could have been easy to miss and hit his head instead...It just didn't look to be intentional...Look how fast those guys move, it seems hard to stop on a dime...But i do hope Fergusion is ok, hes a great player...

12-20-2004	#4
Red House Rookie Join Date: Sep 2004 Age: 35 Posts: 6 Rep Power: 0	I can't believe Del Rio has the gall to defend a blatantly illegal clothesline hit that could have paralyzed another player. What a class act. I saw on Jacksonville's board where Darius (or another Jag player) said that Ferguson was in the air too long and that's why the hit was as bad as it was. Funny, I thought the hit was as bad as it was because it was illegal, my bad. The Jags have surpassed the Titans as the Texan's rival that I just cannot stand.

12-20-2004	#8
BIG CATS FAN Guest Posts: n/a	I GUESS YOUR BLIND TOO THE HITTING OF LEFTWICH LATE HUH GET REAL.

12-20-2004	#13
Youngstown Colt All Pro Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Youngstown, Ohio Age: 28 Posts: 997 Rep Power: 9	Many people say "why wouldn't JDR back his player?" well because he was wrong. I'll give you two examples of 2 good coaches who know when to not back his player: 1) Steelers LB Joey Porter got a personal foul for kicking someone who was on the ground (not a hard kick, but a kick) when porter left the field Cowher screamed at him "NO, YOU'RE WRONG" he didn't defend him, he wouldn't defend something like that. 2) Paul Silas, Cavaliers coach, constantly benches players for bad conduct, small rule infractions, etc

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JagGator007 waterboy Join Date: Dec 2004 Age: 34 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Of course Del Rio will back his player. He's not going to call out his own player in public. You deal with that stuff internally and in private.

12-20-2004	#17
JustBonee Hall of Fame Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Houston Posts: 1,762 Rep Power: 11	Having this happen right before our game with them, it just helps bring to light that we need to be on the lookout for their known shameless playing once again. Maybe the league will be watching the Jaguars closer too. Not a bad idea.

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