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Luke Kuechly Interview

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HOLY fuging poo

why does he insist on saying UMMMM or UHHHH before every answer?

this has been driving me insane since we drafted him, fug. stop doing that, luke.

For a guy comin out of B.C. you think they would have taught him NOT TO DO THAT! real annoying. Thta being said.....

Kuechly is an immediate upgrade that we needed desperately and has great football smarts. Excited to see or D at work if everyone stays healthy.

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"You don't want people to score and you don't even want people to get even 1 yd"

- Luke Keuchly. 24 July 2012

This defense takes pride in what it does and wants to do. A lot to prove this year! I'm going with Carolina D in all my fantasy Leagues this season.

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He's a 20 year old kid with a shy demeanor. Not everyone is comfortable in front of the media. Who cares.

me. it grates on the ears. this post was made by a 20 year old kid with a shy demeanor who doesn't do that when asked a question.

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me. it grates on the ears. this post was made by a 20 year old kid with a shy demeanor who doesn't do that when asked a question.

You know what grates my ears? Porn with sloppy, slurping, saliva-dripping bj's. The sound reminds me of listening to my dad eat as a kid. He has the worst table manners of anyone that I've met on this planet. I can't watch it, it makes me want to vomit.

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Then don't watch/listen?

i want to know what our prospective franchise players have to say. surprised he hasn't been coached up by a media guy yet.

You know what grates my ears? Porn with sloppy, slurping, saliva-dripping bj's. The sound reminds me of listening to my dad eat as a kid. He has the worst table manners of anyone that I've met on this planet. I can't watch it, it makes me want to vomit.

lesbian is where its at bro

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i want to know what our prospective franchise players have to say. surprised he hasn't been coached up by a media guy yet.

Then I don't see the point in complaining about it "grating" your ears.

Newton has a lot of pauses and umms when he speaks at times as well. It's not that big of a deal.

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You know what grates my ears? Porn with sloppy, slurping, saliva-dripping bj's. The sound reminds me of listening to my dad eat as a kid. He has the worst table manners of anyone that I've met on this planet. I can't watch it, it makes me want to vomit.

Uh... Er...You should probably talk to someone about that....

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I feel like Luke,Beason, and Anderson is going to make this LBer core one of the best in the league for this season and seasons to come along with TD as backup. So long as everyone can stay healthy throughout the season. Then teams better be looking out for them come playoff time. This LBer core will get us far in the playoffs. Looking forward to see Luke get it done on the field this season.

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I like this guy a lot. He seems like a nice kid. But in a way that bothers me to. I hope he turns into an animal on the field because he will be playing against some nasty S.O.B.s. His bench numbers were good but he's not as ripped as Beason. I wonder if that's just the way he is or if he can add muscle.

It worries me two that he does not seem to have the attack the ball style you see out of Beason and Davis. Hopefully he will develop it because we already have a guy that tackles people after the scrimmage line and his name is James Anderson.

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me. it grates on the ears. this post was made by a 20 year old kid with a shy demeanor who doesn't do that when asked a question.

That post was also made by a 20 year old kid who doesn't know how to use the shift key to place capital letters at the beginning of sentences...

So, stones... Glass houses... STFU.

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