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40 most hated NFL players of all time: loudmouths, cheaters and criminals

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The scary thing as a Bengals fan is the Bengals have connections to 1, 2, and 9. 2 and 9 played for us and we tried to sign 1.

How does Jay Cutler not make the top 10?

Michael Vick kills dogs, #1

Rae Caruth kills THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILD, is found hiding in a trunk, and isn't even in the Top 10. That list is awful.

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My top 10 would be very different...

 

It would take a lot of thought for me but I agree.

Michael Vick kills dogs, #1

Rae Caruth kills THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILD, is found hiding in a trunk, and isn't even in the Top 10. That list is awful.

 

Reminds me of the person who reads a scene in a crime fiction book where a victim and his dog are both murdered, responding, "That poor dog".

Michael Vick kills dogs, #1

Rae Caruth kills THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILD, is found hiding in a trunk, and isn't even in the Top 10. That list is awful.

 

In the article they say they omit Caruth, along with OJ, Ray Rice, and Aaron Hernandez. Said there was no sense debating these players on the list. Instead they looked at the guys who were hated while they were on the field.

Are they basing this off of hate from fans? Or by players who hated these guys?

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