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Gregg S

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Found these comments following this article from NOLA.com. http://www.nola.com/saints/index.ssf/2015/12/nfl_picks_week_13_bengals_bear.html#incart_river_index  I was surprised when I read them as I've never even remotely heard this about TD.  Taints fans, though.  What else should I expect?   And the second comment below is lulz worthy.  The irony of the statement is palpable.

 

ahzroc2 hours ago
 
 

 

Thomas Davis is the dirtiest player in the nfl. Speared khiry

Launched at the chin of graham and the other te who never plays and I can't remember his name, injured texans rb this guy has to go

 

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calik52 hours ago
 
 

 

The Panthers have cheaters for players.. at least we lose honestly..

if your team can't win games without PED's.. your team ain't nothing!!

 

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Just now, pepaw said:

Wtf are they talking about PEDs? And any Saints fan complaining about a team being dirty needs to watch their team in the Greg Williams era.  

Dumbest fanbase in the NFL. Period.

Probably the recent Horton PED suspension

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I can understand how that perception can arise about other teams when you watch soft football as long as they have.

I've never sern any fanbase in all of my years so enamored with statistics and frustrated by teams that not only don't care for them but stop others from doing so ad we did to them. 

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