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Old 12-31-2007, 06:25 PM   #16
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Re: Terry Glenn "I think they were trying to hurt me,"

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That's the biggest bunch of crap. If Laron Landry were trying to play dirty and hurt Terry Glenn, Terry Glenn would be on crutches after that game. Don't give me this, "he was trying to play a little dirty" bs, he could have really hurt if he wanted to at any point, especially on that play, if he pops his shoulders up at all, then it would have hit him in the knee, or he could have just not dove for the ball and body rocked him, he did neither, it was an innocent mistake.
I agree. The refs don't seem to hesitate on calling unnecessary roughness calls especially on Landry. I think if Landry was intentionally trying to hurt Glenn the refs would've thrown the flag. I mean if you intentionally go for the knees, don't you get a chop block or a clipping call? The refs thought it wasn't intentional, and it obviously wasn't.
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