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Found January 23, 2008 on PartMule: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: LaDainian Tomlinson
TEAMS: San Diego Chargers

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I've been a little sidetracked since the weekend's playoff festivities and subsequent bamboozling that Ladainian Tomlinson took from "analysts" such as Deion Sanders about his bum knee, his ability to play in the AFC Championship, his character, etc....It's not even worth LT's time to respond to a jackass that makes videos such as the one below….
Original Story: http://partmule.com/blog16/2008/01/23... Verified_ybn
7 Comments:
  • I think the question needed to be asked, it's just the wrong person asked it. If Mark Schlereth (something like 14 knee surgeries) asked the question, would it be more vaild?
    by ShakespeareD   January 23, 2008   Reply   Options  
  • I don't get your title.

    "Ledger" is an accounting term. I get the insensitive reference to Heath, but the play on words doesn't make sense. Unless I'm missing something. Am I?
    by Mr_GFK   January 24, 2008   Reply   Options   +1 Likes
  • Let's just say Deion has a lot of debits on his P&L. Does that work? Deion has no creditability when it comes to analysis on character, individuals, etc. Yes, the Heath reference was probably insensitive. Just wanted to make sure we had the correct ledger.
    by PartMule   January 24, 2008   Reply   Options   +1 Likes
  • Clever. You maybe could have described it better in your post, but I get it now. Nice find on the video, PartMule.
    by Mr_GFK   January 24, 2008   Reply   Options  
  • Was this before or after Deion considered driving his car off a mountain and killing himself? Must be the money.
    by EastCoastBias   January 24, 2008   Reply   Options  
  • Freeze it at 2:38. That's Darryl Strawberry.
    by EastCoastBias   January 24, 2008   Reply   Options  
  • Deion is right, lack of character is what L.T had all season long. I'm a diehard charger fan and I will say that if L.T could have played and won the bowl but ended his career, isn't the ring what it is all about. Trade L.T! Free up cash to develope our weaknesses.
    by 55forhall   February 21, 2008   Reply   Options  
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