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Perhaps They Should Have Pulled the Incredible Sulk Earlier

Delhommey

By Delhommey,
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But he has a great arm, and can make all the throws.

He has some of the worst field vision, and pocket awareness that I have ever seen at the pro level.

Come on Bears fans....say I'm just a hater.

I do want him to do well in this league, but I am not so sure that he has the ablilty that everyone thinks that he does.

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Out of all the pussy he could get he gets played by that reality start ho. I like him. Always did. When he's in the zone, he'll rip your D apart. I believe when he gets few more years under his belt, he'll be like Elway

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I think that is the rule, seems to go with the territory.

A certain amount of ego and assholishness is kinda required to reach elite status.

Some are able to hide it better than others and be socially appropriate, but for the most part, if you aren't a dick, it is tough to get to #1.

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I think that is the rule, seems to go with the territory.

A certain amount of ego and assholishness is kinda required to reach elite status.

Some are able to hide it better than others and be socially appropriate, but for the most part, if you aren't a dick, it is tough to get to #1.

Meh, I think that helps some people... but I don't think Peyton Manning or Drew Brees (arguably the top two QB's right now) are that way. Sure they're confident in their abilities, but they aren't arrogant assholes...

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