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Deangelo Williams appreciation thread

John Fox

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This guy worked his ass off yesterday. It's a shame nobody else on the team was motivated by how hard he was working to close out the game.

This isn't about the loss though. Deangelo is one hell of a person. His talent goes unrecognized, but I doubt he even cares about stuff like that, which shows what a great person he is. If we had won that game, some serious MVP talk would have started up.

sh*t, how did I end up talking about the loss again? :(

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This guy worked his ass off yesterday. It's a shame nobody else on the team was motivated by how hard he was working to close out the game.

This isn't about the loss though. Deangelo is one hell of a person. His talent goes unrecognized, but I doubt he even cares about stuff like that, which shows what a great person he is. If we had won that game, some serious MVP talk would have started up.

sh*t, how did I end up talking about the loss again? :(

True, he's definitely the hardest worker on the field... he isn't the best or most talented guy on the field, but he has amazing work ethic, and that can go A LONG way (ask Jerry Rice, not the fastest guy, but damn he worked like a fuging football machine and is GOAT)

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