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Greg Hardy slightly injured in motorcycle crash


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I really don't understand why players would risk themselves by riding. This coming from a former rider.

Mostly because they are young and they don't think about the consequences of the things they do. I did a lot of stupid things when I was in my teens and twenties that I wouldn't even consider doing now.

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Mostly because they are young and they don't think about the consequences of the things they do. I did a lot of stupid things when I was in my teens and twenties that I wouldn't even consider doing now.

so did I. the big thing with bikes though is that you can't account for other people's actions. The number of times I was nearly knocked off my bike by someone merging over is ridiculous.

the other thing is riding gear. I know he isn't the highest paid player but I know he could have at least afforded what is needed to not get skinned up. If he was riding down 40 in street clothes...well...there's something to be said for his intelligence.

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Guys hardy is that kind of person, he is a bad boy mofo. He is easily second round grade talent...yet went in the 6th for a reason.

I am just happy he didn't do something even more stupid, and I hope he doesn't slip because I think he'd continue to play well and disciplined under Rivera.

Still it's scary to think becasue I consider him the next best DE, surpassing Brown IMO.

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Guys hardy is that kind of person, he is a bad boy mofo. He is easily second round grade talent...yet went in the 6th for a reason.

I am just happy he didn't do something even more stupid, and I hope he doesn't slip because I think he'd continue to play well and disciplined under Rivera.

Still it's scary to think becasue I consider him the next best DE, surpassing Brown IMO.

this isn't the first thing though. did you read the article? the track record worries me

...was charged with driving without a license and three other violations - failure to yield, failure to exercise due care and following too closely...

Hardy was stopped in Mecklenburg County in February and charged with driving without a license and registration, according to court records.

I'll give him that this happens a lot though. Its a big reason to not ride in the rain.

Hardy, who was wearing a helmet, said the other driver pulled in front of him and "punched on his brakes."

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