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Old 05-11-2006, 02:07 PM   #1
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Re: Is Lavar's Career over?

Honestly, I don't see Witten run a lot after the catch. I don't know what it is about him, but he ALWAYS seems open and has loads of room to run, but he goes down like a ton of bricks. It's all good though. I give it 5-6 games before TO is a distraction. Even though this year he might play nice. We'll see.
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Old 05-12-2006, 07:19 AM   #2
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Re: Is Lavar's Career over?

Anyone see Lavar's interview on Quite Frankly on ESPN. Its now on ESPN Motion check it out.
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Old 05-12-2006, 08:45 AM   #3
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Re: Is Lavar's Career over?

yup, the most significant thing he said was: that he covered for gibbs. When Stephen A. Smith asked him how, he responded by saying he is still in the nfl. I guess implying that he would get himself in trouble or rock the boat by elaborating.

He needs to get off the microphone and do something with the giants before he starts talking again.
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yup, the most significant thing he said was: that he covered for gibbs. When Stephen A. Smith asked him how, he responded by saying he is still in the nfl. I guess implying that he would get himself in trouble or rock the boat by elaborating.

He needs to get off the microphone and do something with the giants before he starts talking again.
Exactly, but thats wut you get in NY a nice podium for you to say whatever you want. He really looks like crap though you think hes been hangin with Ricky Williams??
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He really looks like crap though you think hes been hangin with Ricky Williams??
I was thinking the same thing (he looks like crap) - he just doesn't seem like the same lavar before he got injured.
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Old 05-12-2006, 09:24 AM   #6
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Exactly, but thats wut you get in NY a nice podium for you to say whatever you want.
I know it's new york, but it's also Lavar wanting the attention, which at this point is undeserving. To me, when you start off somewhere you start off humble and then prove yourself - and THEN you can talk - but until then just work your butt off.

As a comparison, look at Ramsey handling himself so far in New York. I can always respect someone that HAS respect for others.
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Old 05-13-2006, 12:16 PM   #7
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Re: Is Lavar's Career over?

My uncle is an orthopedic surgeon and has spoken with some people close w/ lavar.

According to him his knee can never be 100%. He implied that most athletes of his age, w/ the severity of his injury don't rebound. Just another little tid-bit.
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also another quick question. I remember hearing a while back that he wasn't disclosing records about his surgery or something. Am I just making things up, or was there any legitimacy to that? Thanks-
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Old 05-13-2006, 01:41 PM   #8
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Re: Is Lavar's Career over?

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I know it's new york, but it's also Lavar wanting the attention, which at this point is undeserving. To me, when you start off somewhere you start off humble and then prove yourself - and THEN you can talk - but until then just work your butt off.

As a comparison, look at Ramsey handling himself so far in New York. I can always respect someone that HAS respect for others.
Ditto I have a great deal of respect for Ramsey.....and I wish him the best with the Jets.......I was glad the Jets didnt draft Matt, giving Ramsey a shot at the starting job, since he's behind the oft injured Pennington...........
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Old 05-13-2006, 01:38 PM   #9
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yup, the most significant thing he said was: that he covered for gibbs. When Stephen A. Smith asked him how, he responded by saying he is still in the nfl. I guess implying that he would get himself in trouble or rock the boat by elaborating.

He needs to get off the microphone and do something with the giants before he starts talking again.
Next thing you will hear is that he covered for Joe Pa too

Beware of the Redskin curse LaVar just ask Antonio Pierce and Fred Smoot how it all worked out last year.............

I hope we sweep dem Gints...............
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