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11-27-2007, 07:33 AM #11

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Re: Thank You Sean Taylor Thread...

Thanks for starting this thread. One of my favorite memories of Sean Taylor was watching the Japanese language replay of the hit he put on that punter in the Pro Bowl. It seems the excited, "Oh!," that follows a big hit is the same in any language.

Also, I'll always remember seeing all the aligator arms as receivers crossed the middle of the field.

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11-27-2007, 07:33 AM	#11
LRT Special Teams Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Springfield, VA Age: 60 Posts: 174	Re: Thank You Sean Taylor Thread... Thanks for starting this thread. One of my favorite memories of Sean Taylor was watching the Japanese language replay of the hit he put on that punter in the Pro Bowl. It seems the excited, "Oh!," that follows a big hit is the same in any language. Also, I'll always remember seeing all the aligator arms as receivers crossed the middle of the field.