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Micheal Snow IrvinThey've been clowning Michael Irvin all day
Chad powers: I threw 1 of the greatest passes during superbowl, you threw the absolute dumbest pass in superbowl history
Irvin took the biggest coke hit and gave his best sermon here!!!Shit was hilarious!!
YUP.
Bro, I live in Ohio, but I'm not from here. These mofos here LOVE LOVE LOVE The Bengals and Ohio State Football!FUCK DEM NIGGAS.
The shit can be annoying as fuck at times!!
I really like the way her titties were tittying in this one...She's very good at this.
Same for the chic you posted
I really like the way her titties were tittying in this one...
Same for the chic you posted
Bro them white alternate jerseys are fire. If they have custom options then I'll go that route but otherwise Chase is the only player there I'd consider a jersey for. Don't hate me too much for it
They nice. I just hate dem muthafuckas so much. And your suppose to be my goddam friend. 
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Former NFL Running Back Michael Cox Jr. Wins Nearly $30 Million Verdict Against Doctor Who Cost Him His Career
The ex-Giants running back will receive compensation for future pain and suffering, lost earnings and for past pain and suffering.
The ex-Giants running back will receive compensation for future pain and suffering, lost earnings and for past pain and suffering.
Michael Cox Jr., a former New York Giants running back, has reportedly won a huge verdict in a case arising from allegations of medical malpractice in connection with surgery to repair an ankle injury that he suffered in December 2014.
According to the New York Post, Cox won $28.5 million against now-deceased Dr. Dean Lorich and New York-Presbyterian Hospital. He will receive $15.5 million for future pain and suffering, $12 million for lost earnings, and $1 million for past pain and suffering.
Lorich passed away a year after the lawsuit was filed, in what was ruled a suicide.
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“The jury spoke with a clear and unambiguous voice that Mr. Cox received inadequate medical care and treatment and was significantly injured as a result,” Cox’s attorney, Jordan Merson, said, according to the Post. “We are pleased with the jury’s decision.”
Cox was a seventh-round pick in 2013 from Massachusetts who had 76 career rushing yards in 18 professional regular-season games. He also returned 31 kickoffs, averaging 22.5 yards per return.
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