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Buccaneers wide receiver Ike Hilliard was released from the hospital Sunday night, hours after taking a scary hit during the team's win over the Seahawks.A Hilliard was sandwiched by Lofa Tatupu and Leroy Hill after catching a pass from Jeff Garcia with 12:48 left in the second quarter.A Bucs head coach Jon Gruden said Sunday night that Hilliard had a concussion and he's unsure of HIlliard's status for this Sunday's game against the Cowboys.A Hilliard has 24 catches for 203 yards and three touchdowns this season.
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Via Larry Brown Sports
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October 20, 2008
This hit on Ike Hilliard of the Buccaneers was so brutal it really makes you cringe. I really wonder if Jeff Garcia feels bad for putting Hilliard in such a bad situation. Even if it was the right throw to make, Garcia probably has some sorrow for the Hilliard family on that one. [...]
Via Sports Crackle Pop
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October 20, 2008
I definitely don't want to get on Hines Ward's bad side. He knocks people into next week. And if you are the Cincinnati Bengals rookie Keith Rivers you get knocked out until next year.
- Sports Crackle Pop invades Pittsburgh this weekend. Primanti Bros. here I come!
Bonus video of the Seahawks Leroy Hill knocking out Tampa Bay's Ike Hillard after the jump…
Via Fantasy Sports Counselor
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October 20, 2008
The Counselor is IN:
Things I Have Learned... from the Seahawks at the Bucs.
1) I am not a big fan of Chris Collinsworth but it was nice to watch Sunday Night Football without John Madden. I love John Madden Video Games but I have come to dislike him as a commentator.
2) QB Jeff Garcia appears to have resurrected his career in Tampa. He makes good decisions and can make about...
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