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Tiki Barber booed during Ring of Honor induction

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Im watching him right now on Inside the NFL and the guys are asking him real questions, and hes giving real answers. He said he knew that the Giants weren't going to be able to win the super bowl with him on the team, because he wanted the ball. He said Eli needed to be the focus, and he was now. He said he tells it like it is, and if that means the fans hate him, so be it. He was really genuine throughout.

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BS, that's not what he said the year he left. And Giant fans know it, not to mention the GMen won a Super Bowl the year after Barber left for the NBC Network.

He thought he had a better career ahead of him working mornings for NBC, then they dropped him early this year.

He made his bed, lie in it.

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BS, that's not what he said the year he left. And Giant fans know it, not to mention the GMen won a Super Bowl the year after Barber left for the NBC Network.

He thought he had a better career ahead of him working mornings for NBC, then they dropped him early this year.

He made his bed, lie in it.

he said that in the interview...i can't remember everything...maybe ill find it and post it

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I heard him on Inside the NFL, I thought his comments were self serving.

I think it stems from how I left the New York Giants. I retired at the top of my career. A lot of people didn't want me to leave because of how effective I had become as a player"

And his comment on how he knew he needed to retire for the greater good of Eli, what a douche.

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