Ryan Clark on Mike and Mike in the morning right now
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I have an autographed copy in the basement.
I don't think Welker is fully conscience yet...
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Speaking of Clark, his hit on McGahee was the hardest hit I've ever seen. I thought he was dead.
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This is what I miss most from the NFL. The Steelers absolutely ******* destroying people.
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The hit on Welker was the scariest hit I have personally ever seen. I seriously thought to myself Welker may be dead.
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BOTH hits were awesome and yes, HARD hitting football of old.
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Ryan Clark was my fave Steeler cause of those hits. Definately underrated in his prime. I enjoy hearing his opinion on espn. Unlike most athletes he is well spoken and delivers points. Man, I miss that guy
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I remember back when we lost Chris Hope to the Titans after Superbowl XL, and signed Clark away from Washington, afterwards. I thought, "damnit! now we have this 'clark' guy instead of hope??!"
...boy am i glad now, that we ended up getting him; loved me some RC!
...boy am i glad now, that we ended up getting him; loved me some RC!
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So did McGahee. Brought Ray Lewis to his knees. As someone posted later, Ray was praying "Not Willie, Lord, take me instead".
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Well, you were not wrong about losing a good player in Hope, and I too didn't regard Clark highly when they signed him. But he definitely proved to be a wise signing.