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Danieal Manning upset at Bears fans' reaction for shaking hands with Brian Urlacher after Jay Cutler interception

Found November 15, 2012 on 60 Max Power O: Yardbarker Blogger Network
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Texans defensive back Danieal Manning is shocked at Chicago fans for booing him for doing his job and intercepting a Jay Cutler pass. Sometimes you just can't win, it's not personal, it's Chicago. Danieal Manning was selected by the Chicago Bears with the 42nd pick in the 2006 NFL Draft from Abilene Christian University. In 2008, Manning led the league in kickoff return average and number of 30+-yard returns, despite only starting half the season. After starting his career as a nickel back, Manning moved to safety in 2009. He signed a four year, $20 million contract with the Houston Texans in 2011. Chicago is a tough place to play, let alone leave and come back. After Manning picked off Jay Cutler in the first half of their game against the Bears, he crossed Brian Urlacher, a former teammate and friend, they slapped hands. That drew the ire of the Chicago faithful. Manning spoke with WSCR in Chicago with Mully and Hanley about the incident. “It blows my mind. It re...
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3 Comments:
  • good for you manning ,its chicago lose and a texans win,and chicago if you find you no longer need brian as well, i am sure we can find him a spot too.
    by texan32   November 15, 2012   Reply    
  • I understand and agree with the "D-Mann", competing with a friend is just that..."competing". The time on the field should have no impact on a friendship. The Chicago fans were just upset that one of thier former players, and a darn good one, was actually doing something against his 'OLD" team. Jealousy is all it amounts to, Sore losers... All I have to say is "Go Texans and Go D-Mann!!!


    by Rachel2012   November 16, 2012   Reply    
  • It sucks that Chicago fans did that to Manning but honestly I think that us Texans fans would probably react the same way if one of our past players came back and made a big play in our house. I know if Jacoby Jones would have ran a kick-return back for a touchdown we would all have been pissed. We were booing him already as it was. Lol!
    by texans_rock   November 16, 2012   Reply    
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