Weirdest Ram
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Loved his weirdness!
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William Hayes is an all-around good man. I still remember Hayes and Chris Long going undercover as homeless people, and that really touched me, considering that I had been kicked out of places and basically been rendered homeless. And the fact that he went back to help? Absolutely touching.
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I remember Deacon Jones on local tv up here giving advice to a high school kid being recruited by some colleges. He told the kid to heavily wrap his forearm in tape and then smear blood on it to psych the guy opposite him on the line. The kid looked at him like he was crazy. I thought that was a little weird.
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Part lizard person as well, right?
Yeah, Watkins was all sorts of weird. Was money in the redzone, though.
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Yeah, Turley was terribly messed up too.
Here's a quote from him:
"Depression and anxiety and light sensitivity got worse, and suicidal and homicidal tendencies became a part of my daily living, in that I couldn't be around a knife in my kitchen without having an urge to stab someone, including my wife and kids," Turley said. "That was highly disturbing to me."
Kyle Turley Says Suicidal and Homicidal Tendencies Became Part of 'Daily Living'
Former NFL offensive tackle Kyle Turley said Thursday that "suicidal and homicidal tendencies" became an inescapable part of his life while trying to treat injuries with pharmaceutical drugs...
syndication.bleacherreport.com
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Yeah, Turley was terribly messed up too.
Here's a quote from him:
"Depression and anxiety and light sensitivity got worse, and suicidal and homicidal tendencies became a part of my daily living, in that I couldn't be around a knife in my kitchen without having an urge to stab someone, including my wife and kids," Turley said. "That was highly disturbing to me."
Kyle Turley Says Suicidal and Homicidal Tendencies Became Part of 'Daily Living'
Former NFL offensive tackle Kyle Turley said Thursday that "suicidal and homicidal tendencies" became an inescapable part of his life while trying to treat injuries with pharmaceutical drugs...syndication.bleacherreport.com
That’s extremely sad, not weird.
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I gotta go with Jack (Hacksaw) Reynolds. He got his nickname when after a loss at his alma mater he sawed his jeep in half with a hacksaw.
Just ain't much weirder than that...
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Just ain't much weirder than that...
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I have always wondered how true that story is. I am a millwright, certified welder, fabricator mechanic. It would take many blades and other tools to get it done. You are not getting it done with a hacksaw alone. They are not deep enough to cut through all the parts on a vehicle.
This weird stuff, there is good weird and bad weird.
I always liked Hayes, a good weird. He was not much of a pass rusher but running backs seemed to stop when he contacted them. No more forward movement.