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T.o. Crying On Tv, Priceless

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I gotta see that video.

ESPN will probably show it again. Unfortuantly, you may have to sit through their smack talk.

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That sounds amazing. TO crying?

unbelievable.I always have hated the Cowboys.

even more amazing, he was crying in defense of his quarterback.

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So goes the prediction by him of beating the Pats in the superbowl. Good call T.O.

Maybe he finally realized that all the smack and distraction he caused, still hasn't got him a superbowl. Or maybe it's a mid-life crisis.

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How can you guys laugh at this...sniff...that's his teamate...that's his quarterback

*sobs uncontrollably*

^---best stage direction ever!

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even more amazing, he was crying in defense of his quarterback.

Yes, he actually broke down defending Romo and his vacation. Hilarious. I couldnt stop laughing.

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Yes, he actually broke down defending Romo and his vacation. Hilarious. I couldnt stop laughing.

He probably had the shades on not so much to hide his probably not really crying eyes, but to hide the dollar signs that were appearing in their place.

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He probably had the shades on not so much to hide his probably not really crying eyes, but to hide the dollar signs that were appearing in their place.

You think so. I thought maybe someone had given him a good left hook. JK. Off topic but did anybody see Shannon Sharpe's eye last weekend? It looked his eye got in a tangle with the Chin and the Chin won.

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he should be nominated for an oscar. did anyone hear him say he's always had great relationships with all his QBs?

yeah, one he accused of being gay, and the other he blamed for losing the superbowl! great teammate!

one of the best things that ever happened to the ravens was him refusing to play for them.

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Patrick Craytons the one who should be crying.

Oh, yeah he was horrible. It looked like he could have taken both of those drops for TD's.

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he should be nominated for an oscar. did anyone hear him say he's always had great relationships with all his QBs?

yeah, one he accused of being gay, and the other he blamed for losing the superbowl! great teammate!

one of the best things that ever happened to the ravens was him refusing to play for them.

That was my favorite part. Then he blames the media for creating that controversy. Like he didnt get into a fist fight with a teammate while he was playing for Philly. Gotta love it.

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Oh, yeah he was horrible. It looked like he could have taken both of those drops for TD's.

Do you remember who guaranteed to see the Pats in Arizona?

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It's just too hard taking him seriously when he's defending a teammate (especially his quarterback :( ) considering his track record.

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Do you remember who guaranteed to see the Pats in Arizona?

Yup. Ironically, his two sure TD drops made sure that anything but that would happen.

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That was my favorite part. Then he blames the media for creating that controversy. Like he didnt get into a fist fight with a teammate while he was playing for Philly. Gotta love it.

that was hugh douglas-the enforcer! and it happened in an elevator ( talk about taking things to great heights! ) every team should have a guy like that to step up and put a guy in his place if he is disrupting team chemistry!

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