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    Just witnessed one of the most vicious hits in football I've seen

    During the Jacksonville Vs. Green Bay game earlier today, I think with about 8mins left in the 4th quarter I saw one of the most vicious hits I've seen at any level of football in a long time even while I played.


    Defensive Back Dononvan Darius #20 just close-lined Green Bay WR Robert Ferguson (Texas-A&M) in the throat on purpose.


    Along with this hit he ripped off Ferguson's helmet & the guy was unconcious for a little while. He had to be taken off by a stretcher & had thumbs up.

    On top of all of it Ferguson held on to the ball.

    But in the replays, Darius's intentions were clear as he began running into Ferguson, he just unloaded his forearm right into Ferguson's throat & ripped his helmet off.


    Just a dirty, low, & unnecessary hit just to hurt him.


    He will be fined by the NFL, maybe suspended for a couple of games, & he was ejected & taken to the locker room.

    I've never seen Donovan Darius commit a hit such as this one. He's always been a "clean" player.

    This was just uncalled for & he deserves whatever he gets.

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    I just missed it. Any links to it?

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    I just missed it. Any links to it?
    Watch the sports highlights on ESPN's Sports Center either tonight or tomorrow morning, they may show it.

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    Yeah I was watchin it too... He definately did it intentionally but it didn't really look that vicious to me. I've seen a lot more violent hits from free safety's on receivers and such. But he definately deserves to be punished for intentionally trying to take out Ferguson.

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    Yeah I was watchin it too... He definately did it intentionally but it
    didn't really look that vicious to me. I've seen a lot more violent
    hits from free safety's on receivers and such. But he definately deserves
    to be punished for intentionally trying to take out Ferguson.
    I agree, but come on, it was bloody vicious.

    His helmet was ripped right off & Donovan's forearm went right into his throat.

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    Yeah I guess...but if he got right up I wouldn't of thought anything of it really. It was more of a dirty and harm intending hit than anything. But yeah I guess I can see it as pretty bad since he was aiming for his neck/throat area. What about John Lynch's hit on a the San Diego player when Denver played San Diego last week or 2 weeks ago. It was clean but it was so violent... I was like damn!!!!!

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    Yeah I guess...but if he got right up I wouldn't of thought anything of it really. It was more of a dirty and harm intending hit than
    anything. But yeah I guess I can see it as pretty bad since he was aiming for
    his neck/throat area. What about John Lynch's hit on a the San Diego
    player when Denver played San Diego last week or 2 weeks ago. It was
    clean but it was so violent... I was like damn!!!!!
    I missed that hit by John Lynch.

    One thing I notice is that they don't always show these vicious & dirty hits in the highlights.

    Did John Lynch get fined &/or suspended at all?

    I've never thought of Donovan Darius or John Lynch until these hits.

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    yeah that hit was unneccessary

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    Football is a rough game. Lynch isn't the choir boy they portrayed when the Bucs won the Super Bowl and Darius does this shit all the time , but the Jags aren't on national game much. In truth and fairness a reciever can duck his head to try to avoid an arm tackle and cause a lot of these high shots. Johnny do you Tivo the games looking for hits? Count the crackbacks next week.
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    I don't know if that was intentional. It happened so fast, I think Darius just threw his arm out there looking to make contact, since he saw the receiver had gotten past him. I really don't think he was trying to rip Ferguson's head off. I am not defnding him in any way I'm just saying I don't think intentional injury was what he had in mind. That said, the ejection, a fine, and a suspension are definitely in order.

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    Football is a rough game. Lynch isn't the choir boy they portrayed when the Bucs won the Super Bowl and Darius does this shit all the time , but the Jags aren't on national game much. In truth and fairness a reciever can duck his head to try to avoid an arm tackle and cause a lot of these high shots. Johnny do you Tivo the games looking for hits? Count the crackbacks next week.
    No I don't look for these hits each week


    But when I see a totally uncalled for hit I notice it. There are no needs for plays & hits such as that by Donovan Darius.


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    don't know if that was intentional. It happened so fast, I think Darius just threw his arm out there looking to make contact, since he saw the receiver had gotten past him. I really don't think he was trying to rip Ferguson's head off. I am not defnding him in any way I'm just saying I don't think intentional injury was what he had in mind. That said, the ejection, a fine, and a suspension are definitely in order.
    Did you even see the hit?

    He put his forearm up just before the hit & put it right into his throat ripping his helmet off.

    I think the message was clear. Donovan wanted to put him down permanently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnnny
    Did you even see the hit?
    yes

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    I saw the hit and agree with IAB, it looks like he just got past the receiever and was reaching back. I missed the hit initially and used our HD rollback feature roll it back. I watched it, in context, a few times and don't believe it to be malicious, more of an, "Oh shit, I fucked up and blew my assignment I better reach back." type of deal. The problem is, when the sportscasters play it back, they only play the hit back, they don't show the receiver stop, the safety fly by, and reach back. All you see is the clothesline.
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    I think the worst hit ever was when LT broke Joe Thiesman in half
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    btw Johnnny, you do a great job of making every player into a bad guy, the play was going 90 miles an hour, and he went to swat for the ball, not for the illegal hit. it wasn't intentional and Darius immediately went to pray for him. These things happen.. and if you think that was the most brutal hit you drama queen, go and watch some NFL replays from back in the day. The game is much more tame and regulated nowadays, no question.

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    Johnny, Have you ever played tackle football? You may not realize how fast things happen out there. I seem to remember this summer you went on and on about this same subject. I think it was helmet to helmet contact at that point and you were yapping about High School Ball. Do I remember correctly?
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    btw Johnnny, you do a great job of making every player into a bad guy, the play was going 90 miles an hour, and he went to swat for the ball, not for the illegal hit. it wasn't intentional and Darius immediately went to pray for him. These things happen.. and if you think that was the most brutal hit you drama queen, go and watch some NFL replays from back in the day. The game is much more tame and regulated nowadays, no question
    Don't put words in my mouth.

    I haven't critcised any players (except for the rookies at the beginning of the year b/c of all the money they wanted, wanted higher salaries than veterans).


    This is the first player all year that I have criticised.

    I've been a fan of DB Donovan Darius as well for awhile now as I followed him in college.

    As you can see what damage Darius layed on Ferguson in the picture it was intentional & dirty & I hope he gets suspended for at least a few games to teach him a lesson.


    Just watch the reply, you see Darius's arm winding up for the close line & he purposely aims high.

    A straight tackle would've been fine

    None of the defensive players I played with ever made vicious & uncalled for hits such as this one that Darius made

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnnny
    it was intentional
    No.

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    This is the first player all year that I have criticised.
    lest we forget that jackass H to H hit thread that went on for like ten pages, how could you say you never criticized anyone? I know everyone else still has their metaphorical ears ringing from all yrou stupidity in that thread, so lets not make a new one ok johnnnyboy. it wasn't intentional, period!

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    None of the defensive players I played with ever made vicious & uncalled for hits such as this one that Darius made

    ...yet Dariius and ihs buddies are making millions playing teh sport proffesionally, and you and your buddies are sitting on their thumbs talkin shit on the internet about how great you were... see a pattern?

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    lest we forget that jackass H to H hit thread that went on for like ten pages, how could you say you never criticized anyone? I know everyone
    else still has their metaphorical ears ringing from all yrou stupidity
    in that thread, so lets not make a new one ok johnnnyboy. it wasn't
    intentional, period!
    I was criticising a highschool player for making a dumb & uncalled for hit.

    I hadn't criticised an NFL player at that point b/c there hadn't been any serious uncalled for hits durnig the first few weeks of the season.


    Obviously the referees thought it was an uncalled for & vicious hit as they ejected him from the game & the NFL will fine him & may even suspend him. & they were penalized 15 yards which was a minor penalty for that.

    That's all the facts I need after what I saw. The league & ref's saw it.

    I will leave it up to them & they will teach him a lesson.

    One player on an opposing team we played once did that to our TE & the player was suspended for the rest of the season. It wasn't that different from this hit. The jack ass did it on purpose

    Luckily our TE only missed a week, he was experiencing hot flashes, dizziness, & a fever. He had to have a CAT Scan which turned out fine, they just told him to take a week off.

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    No.
    Yes it was on purpose, he could've lowered his shoulders to hit him if he wanted to. But he decided to run into him at full speed & wound up his forearm aimed right for the throat & almost ripped his head off.

    & the reaction of the fans said it all. I'm not really a Packer fan, but in this case I will side with them.

    Players do not need to make stupid plays like this.

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    uncalled for, yes, vicious, absolutely, but intentional, how can you possibly sit there like a monday morning qb and say that. Your a fool and once again yrou mouth has proved it. I refuse to get into this argument with you again. have a nice day bitch

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnnny
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    Yes it was on purpose,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
    I saw the hit and agree with IAB, it looks like he just got past the receiever and was reaching back. I missed the hit initially and used our HD rollback feature roll it back. I watched it, in context, a few times and don't believe it to be malicious, more of an, "Oh shit, I fucked up and blew my assignment I better reach back." type of deal. The problem is, when the sportscasters play it back, they only play the hit back, they don't show the receiver stop, the safety fly by, and reach back. All you see is the clothesline.
    Dale my boy my boy. I know folks from Milton are a little slow, but let me try and break this down for you: He reached is arm out and then moved it forward, not backward, aiming at the throat. IT could have only been worse if there was plastic explosive in the crook of his arm. AFter all, 3, count em 3, pieces of his helmet went flying in different directions. I know its football, but come on, that was BS. Should be considered assault. Eject his dumb ass for the next 10 games. Anyone know howthe guy is?
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    GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Green Bay Packers wide receiver Robert Ferguson will stay in the hospital at least one more night as he recovers from the clothesline hit by Jacksonville safety Donovin Darius.

    Ferguson got a concussion and was temporarily paralysed below the waist when he was hit Sunday. He regained feeling and movement on his way to the hospital, where he was kept overnight.

    Coach Mike Sherman said Monday that Ferguson had weakness in his arms but was in good spirits when he visited him Sunday night. He didn't know if Ferguson was up and walking around Monday.
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    Just watch the replay again on MN countdown and it looks like it was intentional. Intentional in a sense that he closelined him in a last line of his ability to tackle Ferguson. We can't say if he was or wasn't intentionally trying to injure him because we don't know what was going through Darius's head at the time. Just looks like he did it to make sure he tackled Ferguson. Darius also said that he was going for the ball and he was sorry for the outcome.

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    GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Green Bay Packers wide receiver Robert Ferguson
    will stay in the hospital at least one more night as he recovers from
    the clothesline hit by Jacksonville safety Donovin Darius.

    Ferguson got a concussion and was temporarily paralysed below the waist
    when he was hit Sunday. He regained feeling and movement on his way to
    the hospital, where he was kept overnight.

    Coach Mike Sherman said Monday that Ferguson had weakness in his arms
    but was in good spirits when he visited him Sunday night. He didn't know
    if Ferguson was up and walking around Monday.
    Thanks for the update.

    I hope he's okay & can play again.

    But man it was a damn dirty hit.

    He should've lowered his shoulders before putting his arm out to his throat.

    If he had lowered his shoulders more, his forearm would've gone into his chest & might not have hurt him so badly.

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    More boo hooing over a hit in football.

    I'm an Aggie, I love Ferguson, but he's a man and football is football.

    & Let me just say that I knew a guy once who was clotheslined and it hurt him and he quti playing football.

    So he cried to mommy and had an advocate named Johnnny rally to his cause, and football became outlawed because of big meanies in the game, there should be less meanie headedness in the game.

    I knew a guy once who had his eighth spinal neck colum damaged & that't not good. Now they play with flags and there are no winners or losers, once the game is tied they all stop,.

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