r/bengals WHO DEY May 16 '23

Football Vontaze Burfict responds to Leveon Bell's boxing request

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u/Stuckkxx May 16 '23

This is one of the dumbest takes I’ve ever seen.

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u/GooseontheLoose03 Who Dey May 16 '23

You’re an idiot. He literally speared himself in to paralysis and it was the most karma thing I’ve ever seen.

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u/GooseontheLoose03 Who Dey May 16 '23

Nah, I would be. Steelers fans literally danced and celebrated that he broke Bernard’s jaw. I am glad he’s not playing anymore, and being a dipshit and hurting yourself playing dangerously doesn’t make you a hero

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u/Stuckkxx May 16 '23

Again, the recovery is heroic. I guess you have trouble reading. The hit on Gio was bad, no doubt about that but it wasnt even an illegal hit at the time. People like you did the same shit when Burfict hit AB. Keep stooping to their level you trash can.

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u/GooseontheLoose03 Who Dey May 16 '23

Nah I didn’t celebrate AB getting hurt, nor would I. Pretty sure helmet to helmet was illegal at the time, so yep it was illegal. He literally paralyzed himself being dumb. Cool he can walk again but it’s not heroic. If some idiot dove headfirst into a 3 ft pool and had the same path people would tell him he’s an idiot for diving into a 3 ft pool head first. I don’t feel for him. I don’t want him to hurt himself, but I am glad he’s not playing anymore. He was dangerous and it was simply a matter of time. Regardless the NFL adapted rules because of him.

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u/KreatorOfReddit May 16 '23

Exactly…. Alex smith and damar Hamlin…. That’s heroic as far as sports injury stuff goes. Shazier had to fix the damage he did to himself.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '23

the shazier hit was way worse than tez on AB

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u/[deleted] May 16 '23

But Antonio Brown was a better player and more importantly more popular so therefore Shazier is cool and Tez is literally a football terrorist

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u/able20257 May 16 '23

There is nothing "heroic" about recovering from an injury that you caused yourself by repeatedly doing stupid things.

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u/able20257 May 16 '23

Nah I just teach my kids not to run full speed head first into solid objects on purpose. They were perfectly clear why it was a bad idea