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Everette Brown writes a letter to Marty Hurney

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During my time with the organization I believed that I had developed completely as a person and as a player but then I was cut before the 2011 season. As a result of being released, instead of giving up and allowing all of the negative media to affect me as a player, I became a better person and player than I could have ever imagined.

Uhhh, you did? I could have sworn that you only played 4 games for the Chargers, and were cut after the preseason against the Lions and aren't in the league now.

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Being from eastern NC, the Panthers organization knew exactly what they were getting with me and exactly what they would get out of me… Everything and nothing less!

First of all, I don't think there's a link between being from Eastern NC and the Panthers knowing anything at all about EB.

Second, if the Panthers got "everything and nothing less" from EB...man, he really didn't have a lot to give.

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