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Bigger Fail: Dre Bly or Owen Schmitt?

Found October 13, 2009 on Sports Crackle Pop: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Dre` Bly
TEAMS: San Francisco 49ers

After seeing Owen Schmitt bash his own head with his helmet I didn’t think another player could make himself look like more of a ******* on Sunday. Leave it to Dre Bly to prove me wrong. With the 49ers down 35-10, Bly picks off Matt Ryan and starts running the ball back. A little “Primetime” [...]
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