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Old 01-20-2014, 12:49 PM   #11
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Considering it was a rivalry game, makes sense that there was a ton of bad blood and trash talking although do agree that Sherman went a bit overboard mostly because of his antics at the end than what he actually said.

Also means next year's 49ers-Seahawks game is going to be another must see matchup when it occurs.



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Speaking of running their mouths, Bill Belichick said in his morning press conference today that Welker's hit on Talib was "one of the worst plays he's ever seen" and said they were deliberately trying to hurt him.

No better guy to have injury somebody than your scrawny WR with a history of concussions.
BB does have a history of over reacting to things although he also admitted during the press conference of how badly everything they planned fell apart soo quickly on both sides of the ball.
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