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But Detroit fans can hold their heads high that one of their players was at least able to inflict maximum destruction on Rams returner Danny Amendola, who was brought very, very low by Lions linebacker Zack Follet on a 4th quarter kickoff. Amendola left the game with a concussion, so that takes some of the joy out of what is a spectacular and clean shot. Still though ... YEE GODS WHAT A HIT!
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yee gods what an offensive headline, all things considered. classless bums.
by scurds on Nov 2, 2009 3:37 PM EST reply actions
Huh, classless bums? WTF are you talking about. I especially like Staffords reaction, thats a man who likes hi sfootball, too bad he is in Detroit, where they do not play it that good.
by AW78 on Nov 2, 2009 5:27 PM EST reply actions
How about instead of showing a man get a conncusion, you show steven jackson torching the pathetic lions. With offensive linemen with an average lifespan of 57 years (its a fact, look it up), and the dozens of former nfl players that have died from hits such as this, why do you purposly seek to exploit these men further just so you can get a tiny headline article on TSB, pathetic, absolutly pathetic.
by Alec2822 on Nov 2, 2009 6:40 PM EST reply actions
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