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Washington television station KHQ-TV reported that Rypien was arrested after an incident with his wife near a bank in north Spokane. Rypien and his wife spoke separately with police before Rypien was handcuffed about 45 minutes later, according to KHQ-TV.

 

Rypien, in an interview last year with KHQ-TV and The Spokesman-Review, said he once tried to kill himself -- the result of mental health issues stemming from his football career.

 

"I suffer from a complex stew of mental health conditions," he said. "Dark places, depression, anxiety, addictions, poor choices, poor decisions, brought about from dozens of concussions and thousands of subconcussive injuries from playing this sport."

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27096044/ex-qb-rypien-faces-domestic-violence-charge

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3 minutes ago, Gugny said:

Washington television station KHQ-TV reported that Rypien was arrested after an incident with his wife near a bank in north Spokane. Rypien and his wife spoke separately with police before Rypien was handcuffed about 45 minutes later, according to KHQ-TV.

 

Rypien, in an interview last year with KHQ-TV and The Spokesman-Review, said he once tried to kill himself -- the result of mental health issues stemming from his football career.

 

"I suffer from a complex stew of mental health conditions," he said. "Dark places, depression, anxiety, addictions, poor choices, poor decisions, brought about from dozens of concussions and thousands of subconcussive injuries from playing this sport."

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27096044/ex-qb-rypien-faces-domestic-violence-charge

 

who couldn't see that CTE excuse coming ?? 

 

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4 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

 

 

who couldn't see that CTE excuse coming ?? 

 

 

He made the CTE comment a year before getting arrested.

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1 minute ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

that sum B word

 

was that the sb where thurman lost his helmet?

he lost it in Minnesota ...   was it Was or Dallas?  

 

....  the second time in which Minneapolis has hosted a Super Bowl. The first was Super Bowl XXVI, which was held at the Metrodome in 1992. The Washington Redskins defeated the Buffalo Bills 37–24.

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2 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

he lost it in Minnesota ...   was it Was or Dallas?  

 

had to look it up!

 

The first sign that the Bills were going to be blown out by the Redskins in Super Bowl XXVI: starting the game without their future Hall of Fame running back for the weirdest of reasons.

 

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2014/6/20/5818634/thurman-thomas-helmet-worst-moments-in-bills-history

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15 minutes ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

had to look it up!

 

The first sign that the Bills were going to be blown out by the Redskins in Super Bowl XXVI: starting the game without their future Hall of Fame running back for the weirdest of reasons.

 

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2014/6/20/5818634/thurman-thomas-helmet-worst-moments-in-bills-history

 

 

No, the ones that  killed the Bills hopes in that game were the refs, the ridiculous mugging our WRs took with no penalties, if you let them play with no consequences how can you blames them to keep doing it, so much so Andre Reed finally lost it, never saw him every do that before in his career.

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20 minutes ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

had to look it up!

 

The first sign that the Bills were going to be blown out by the Redskins in Super Bowl XXVI: starting the game without their future Hall of Fame running back for the weirdest of reasons.

 

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2014/6/20/5818634/thurman-thomas-helmet-worst-moments-in-bills-history

 

IMO that BR "reason" is hogwash.  misplacing his helmet was not the reason they lost,  

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2 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

 

IMO that BR "reason" is hogwash.  misplacing his helmet was not the reason they lost,  

 

If you talk to the individuals involved Buffalo had a "perfect" play called on first down and many believe Thurman would have had a huge gain or perhaps a TD.  Kenny Davis made the wrong cut.

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2 minutes ago, eball said:

 

If you talk to the individuals involved Buffalo had a "perfect" play called on first down and many believe Thurman would have had a huge gain or perhaps a TD.  Kenny Davis made the wrong cut.

that mat be true, but they still lost by 13

 

Bills 37–24

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3 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

IMO that BR "reason" is hogwash.  misplacing his helmet was not the reason they lost,  

it did say "first sign" that the bills were going to be blown out, not the sole reason?

 

goes further to say

 

The game didn't get much better for Thomas following the gaffe. He rushed for just 13 yards on 10 attempts as the Bills fell behind the Washington Redskins, 24-0, early in the third quarter.

 

Kelly had an awful day, too. He threw four interceptions, two coming deep in Bills territory, that eventually turned into Redskins touchdowns. He also had two of Buffalo's incredible six fumbles, was sacked five times, and even caught a pass for a loss of eight yards.

 

James Lofton had the best game for Buffalo, catching 7 passes for 92 yards

 

 

 

all I know, is out of the four superbowls, the redskins defeat was the most frustrating for me.

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3 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

that mat be true, but they still lost by 13

 

Bills 37–24

 

Yes, I was going to say that wouldn't have necessarily changed the outcome, but getting an advantage early could have altered the complexion of the game.

 

While we're throwing blame around who can forget Chuck Dickerson making an arse of himself and riling up the Skins' OL?

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8 minutes ago, eball said:

 

Yes, I was going to say that wouldn't have necessarily changed the outcome, but getting an advantage early could have altered the complexion of the game.

 

While we're throwing blame around who can forget Chuck Dickerson making an arse of himself and riling up the Skins' OL?

no doubt losing an early advantage will hurt somewhat.  

 

The (couch) coach Chuck Dickerson.  what a clown 

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wow. so much less name calling and disdain in this thread, when comparing it to other threads of a similar subject. interesting.

 

so he isn't a POS, or scum...?

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4 minutes ago, 87168 said:

wow. so much less name calling and disdain in this thread, when comparing it to other threads of a similar subject. interesting.

 

so he isn't a POS, or scum...?

LOL

 

  1.  MR did it once, not for 10 + years 
  2. does MR cheat at every opportunity?
  3. did MR get favoritism from the refs? 
  4. did MR ever his a man on the ground and give him a concussion? 
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1 hour ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

 

all I know, is out of the four superbowls, the redskins defeat was the most frustrating for me.

XXVIII is right up there for me, as the Bills actually were in control of that game into the 3rd quarter against the vaunted Cowboys...

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2 hours ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

that sum B word

 

was that the sb where thurman lost his helmet?

 

I was there, and a lot of Bills fans were initially excited. “Look, he’s not in the backfield. We’re throwing a wrinkle at them they didn’t expect...he’s..... wait, where the heck is he???”  There was no way to know what had happened. It was just curious as all get out! 

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3 hours ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

who couldn't see that CTE excuse coming ?? 

Yep. CTE is the new catch all for dismissing all behavioral issues. "CTE made me do it."

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Who cares; man the season can't start quick enough!! Let's see, he has been out of the NFL for roughly over twenty years and had one notable season and you post this BS!

1 minute ago, vorpma said:

Who cares; man the season can't start quick enough!! Let's see, he has been out of the NFL for roughly over twenty years and had one notable season and you post this BS!

Give the guy some privacy to deal with is demons; this board is in free fall!

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2 hours ago, ALLEN1QB said:

Don't forget he was playing behind one hell of an O-line that year.

 

Funny how that works! Maybe there’s a lesson to be learned there? Hope we’re off to a great start. 

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2 hours ago, MJS said:

Yep. CTE is the new catch all for dismissing all behavioral issues. "CTE made me do it."

 

This is tricky. Nobody is dismissing bad behavior. Some people may try to use it as an excuse, rightly or wrongly. Sometimes it will be legit. It’s like mental illness, it makes good people do bad things, and often other good people get hurt. Did I mention this is tricky? 

 

When he’s dead and gone they can check his brain. Even then you don’t know what caused a specific action. It’s NOT an excuse, but it may be an explanation. 

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4 hours ago, Augie said:

 

This is tricky. Nobody is dismissing bad behavior. Some people may try to use it as an excuse, rightly or wrongly. Sometimes it will be legit. It’s like mental illness, it makes good people do bad things, and often other good people get hurt. Did I mention this is tricky? 

 

When he’s dead and gone they can check his brain. Even then you don’t know what caused a specific action. It’s NOT an excuse, but it may be an explanation. 

There are plenty of guys who suffer from brain trauma from their playing years who don't go around breaking the law and hurting people.

 

And there are plenty of people who do bad things without having brain injuries. CTE is the perfect condition to blame because there is no way to know if you have it until they cut open your brain after you die, and even then there is no way to know if CTE caused you to do bad things anyway. It's such a huge unknown.

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9 hours ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

he lost it in Minnesota ...   was it Was or Dallas?  

 

....  the second time in which Minneapolis has hosted a Super Bowl. The first was Super Bowl XXVI, which was held at the Metrodome in 1992. The Washington Redskins defeated the Buffalo Bills 37–24.

How did they even manage to score 24 points?  

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5 hours ago, vorpma said:

Who cares; man the season can't start quick enough!! Let's see, he has been out of the NFL for roughly over twenty years and had one notable season and you post this BS!

Give the guy some privacy to deal with is demons; this board is in free fall!

 

It's relevant NFL news.  More importantly, my title made it abundantly clear what the thread is about.  If it didn't interest you, you shouldn't have joined the conversation.  That's what's wicked cute about this place.  You can read what you want to.  You can choose not to read what you don't want to.  But ... unfortunately ... you can also choose to go into a thread and crap on it.

 

Choose wisely, my friend.

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7 minutes ago, MJS said:

There are plenty of guys who suffer from brain trauma from their playing years who don't go around breaking the law and hurting people.

 

And there are plenty of people who do bad things without having brain injuries. CTE is the perfect condition to blame because there is no way to know if you have it until they cut open your brain after you die, and even then there is no way to know if CTE caused you to do bad things anyway. It's such a huge unknown.

 

And THAT is why it is so tricky. Just because it’s the perfect excuse does NOT mean that it was NOT the reason. 

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