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Now, that was more like it. 
The Invincible Thread
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Teddy out there dropping dimes.
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Teddy was making some throws on that drive
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Nice sequence for the Vikes offense, GREAT throws by Teddy.
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About 5 pump fakes and sack, followed by a beautiful TD. That's Teddy in a nutshell 
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Rudolph pretending the football is stuck to his hands. Did he not just fumble?
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pretty sure that was the joke no?
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Trae thinking he's Brock Lesnar out there
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Could have been.
Don't like the call. He's pulling him down, trying to tackle. Wasn't vicious or anything.
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suplex repeat
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Oliver went down..
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Ugh feel for oliver
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Heard it was ugly....I dont watch that stuff.
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That was legitimately cringeworthy to watch. :x
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felt like i could hear it pop just watching
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:x
just saw the play
just saw the play
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Liked what Charles Tillman said about Norman in Washington. Didn't sound confident at all in him.
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what popped for Oliver? a leg?
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Do you feel oppressed in 2016? No matter where you go and what color or gender you are there's probably going to be at least one person that has something against you. Does this mean I should feel oppressed for the rest of my life? Cause as much as that sucks it's always going to be that way and there's some people you can never change.
Kaepernick was birthed by a 19 year old white chick, his black father peaced out before he was even born and without any help his mom had to give him up for adoption to a well-off white family where he lived a privileged life and was able to get a great education and be a 4.0 GPA student, offered all the opportunities in the world to earn his eventual Division 1 scholarship to a college where he became the starting quarterback and then drafted into the NFL where he's made millions already both on and off the field.
Does this sound like somebody that has any idea what oppression truly is? He's probably been given more opportunities to succeed than everybody in this entire thread. Him sitting down for his country's National Anthem is a lazy *** attempt to "show what he believes in." And I'm sorry but I never once heard a peep of Kaep feeling like this when he was actually a successful starting quarterback. This feels to me like either Kaep's last ditch opportunity at getting attention before he's out of the league or that he's so in love with his girl that everything she believes in has now become what he believes in.
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Probably Achilles
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You sound like you lived with this guy or know his whole up bringing?!?! How sway?!?!?
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Empathy doesn't require having the exact experience as other people. It is entirely plausible that Kaepernick is capable of feeling empathy for the same people of his ethnicity who are systematically targeted and beaten down by politics, economics and police prejudice.
I don't think anyone in here is in a position to say that Kaepernick is or isn't honest in his position on the social injustice black and all colored people face in America each day. We know nothing about him beyond the celebrity image that is shaped by the media and his own output. I don't think it's fair to dismiss his point based on how little we know about his internal life.
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Smh, I don't understand what he has to gain doing this now. This hurts his career and pockets. This is why athletes don't do it. He was definitely gonna be in the NFL after SF, not so sure about now. I'm sure he'll lose whatever endorsements he has left. I've also never heard his broad speak on any of this stuff. I'm sure he witnessed plenty of racism growing up in a white community and with a white family. Whether he's speaking about his own issues or issues he's witnessed for other minorities, it's appreciated and I applaud him for that. It's good to see someone finally speak up.
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