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micnificent28

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I'm a UT student and feel like this needs to be said. CP entered the draft mainly because he was going to fail out of school if he stayed. He was failing all of his classes. The guy is a freak athlete but as dumb as rocks.

You don't have to be smart to play football... Here's a good example

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I'm a UT student and feel like this needs to be said. CP entered the draft mainly because he was going to fail out of school if he stayed. He was failing all of his classes. The guy is a freak athlete but as dumb as rocks.

Do you think that Patterson is the only idiot to leave school at the right time to make the big bucks?

That's like half of the league these days bro.

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Seriously don't even waste your time. Trying to knock any sense into kkl would be the equivalent to discussing Cam Newton with Rick Reilly.

Yeah, I'm very familiar with KKL. He and I have had some "epic" debates. He's like that old bad dog in the neighborhood that's behind the fence that kids fug with sometimes just to get him riled up so they can see the histrionic reaction. Most of the time they leave him alone, but sometimes they just can't resist. I just couldn't let that go. Comparing CP to a guy that can't catch is a little disingenuous, and to think that good-sized, strong and explosive WRs fall out of trees everyday is naive, even for KKL. I mean, I can see if you just don't like the guy at 14 (or even 44), but to slide Stephen Hill into the conversation is just wrong.

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Yeah, I'm very familiar with KKL. He and I have had some "epic" debates. He's like that old bad dog in the neighborhood that's behind the fence that kids fug with sometimes just to get him riled up so they can see the histrionic reaction. Most of the time they leave him alone, but sometimes they just can't resist. I just couldn't let that go. Comparing CP to a guy that can't catch is a little disingenuous, and to think that good-sized, strong and explosive WRs fall out of trees everyday is naive, even for KKL. I mean, I can see if you just don't like the guy at 14 (or even 44), but to slide Stephen Hill into the conversation is just wrong.

Lulz he compared him to Ted Ginn, Troy Williams, and Darius Heyward Bay in another thread. The butthurt is strong with that one.

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Yeah, I'm very familiar with KKL. He and I have had some "epic" debates. He's like that old bad dog in the neighborhood that's behind the fence that kids fug with sometimes just to get him riled up so they can see the histrionic reaction. Most of the time they leave him alone, but sometimes they just can't resist. I just couldn't let that go. Comparing CP to a guy that can't catch is a little disingenuous, and to think that good-sized, strong and explosive WRs fall out of trees everyday is naive, even for KKL. I mean, I can see if you just don't like the guy at 14 (or even 44), but to slide Stephen Hill into the conversation is just wrong.

That's the best comparison I've ever heard on here comparing KKL to the dog behind the fence. I'll pie you later. Can't on my phone right now.

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I'm a UT student and feel like this needs to be said. CP entered the draft mainly because he was going to fail out of school if he stayed. He was failing all of his classes. The guy is a freak athlete but as dumb as rocks.

Yea i heard he was dumb.I think I would pass on dumb and raw

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Seriously don't even waste your time. Trying to knock any sense into kkl would be the equivalent to discussing Cam Newton with Rick Reilly.

Yeah, I'm very familiar with KKL. He and I have had some "epic" debates. He's like that old bad dog in the neighborhood that's behind the fence that kids fug with sometimes just to get him riled up so they can see the histrionic reaction. Most of the time they leave him alone, but sometimes they just can't resist. I just couldn't let that go. Comparing CP to a guy that can't catch is a little disingenuous, and to think that good-sized, strong and explosive WRs fall out of trees everyday is naive, even for KKL. I mean, I can see if you just don't like the guy at 14 (or even 44), but to slide Stephen Hill into the conversation is just wrong.

Lulz he compared him to Ted Ginn, Troy Williams, and Darius Heyward Bay in another thread. The butthurt is strong with that one.

I think Patterson must have bullied him as a child or had sex with his girlfriend or cut him off in traffic or served him in a dance off or ate the piece of cake with his name on it from the fridge.

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I personally have no idea why everyone thinks he's so good. Yes he's fast and explosive as a returned, but so was Joe Adams. From what I've seen of him, he doesn't run good routes and he body catches everything. Dies this mean he's terrible? No, I just don't feel comfortable drafting him in the first.

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Yeah, I'm very familiar with KKL. He and I have had some "epic" debates. He's like that old bad dog in the neighborhood that's behind the fence that kids fug with sometimes just to get him riled up so they can see the histrionic reaction. Most of the time they leave him alone, but sometimes they just can't resist. I just couldn't let that go. Comparing CP to a guy that can't catch is a little disingenuous, and to think that good-sized, strong and explosive WRs fall out of trees everyday is naive, even for KKL. I mean, I can see if you just don't like the guy at 14 (or even 44), but to slide Stephen Hill into the conversation is just wrong.

I'm not that old but good comparison. I like to think I'm more like the beast in the Sandlot movie. Anything that comes over the fence is gone forever.

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