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TheSpecialJuan

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Huddlers and fans are so quickly to judge a trade, release, etc. and going purely based on personal opinion.  Panthers made a move that obviously they saw a foreshadowing of behavioral issues. Now granted there is no way of knowing what goes on behind the scenes and in the locker room.  But yes, as the scenario played out this was a great move by the Panthers, that initially the forum was blowing up because of the move.

Ending result, Panthers get Torrey Smith, Eagles got nothing but a headache.

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I don’t care much if a player is elite talent- no team is stocked at every position with elite players. I thought Worley was a serviceable player in his position. I find that I enjoy reading what players are doing for each other in the locker room, for their communities more than judging players strictly where they rank performance wise. A strong locker room seems so vital to a teams success. Good players go a long way, but good teamwork goes further. If Worley was a locker room cancer, I’m glad he’s gone.

 

that said, I feel bad for him. There is no doubt that these young guys coming out of college into the career of stardom and high potential to earn millions probably affects people differently, but I can see how it can go straight to a dudes head and make him feel invincible. Or the unimaginable feeling of emptiness as the natural realization that fame and money doesn’t cure the hole in the heart like they thought it would. 

For worley, keep pounding and keep the chin up. Life isn’t over, learn from it and move on.

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33 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:
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#BREAKING: @PhillyPolice charged Daryl Worley with Violation of the Uniform Firearms Act, Driving Under the Influence, Disorderly Conduct-Fighting and related offenses in connection with the incident that occurred at 1300 Pattison Ave

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6:41 AM - 16 Apr 2018

there are still retarded iggles fan saying they won this trade too lmao they got fleeced by hurndog

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