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"Finish it," Belichick said. And coming from him, it seemed like the ultimate compliment.

In the visitors locker room of Gillette Stadium, Reed once again broke out in song, but this time the tune was celebratory.

"I've got two tickets to paradise!" Reed bellowed, his graying hair and his unkempt beard getting soaked with champagne.


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"He doesn't read and then react," Domonique Foxworth says of Ed Reed. "He thinks and plays like a quarterback or an offensive coordinator."

He understands this is the autumn of his football life. It might even be the early winter. Time is running out. He might play a bit longer, but he cannot play forever.

"He's always going to be that kid who wants to play football," Foxworth says. "He's the least jaded player that I've ever known. If the lights were off and there were no cameras there, he'd still want to play. A lot of people say that B.S., but about 90 percent of them don't mean it. He means it."

The game has been Reed's outlet in times of joy, and in times of sorrow. In 2011, his younger brother, Brian, who struggled with mental illness for much of his life, drowned in the Mississippi River near St. Rose as he attempted to elude local police, who were trying to bring him home after he borrowed a family car without permission. Reed flew home to be with his family, but returned to the Ravens several days later to help Baltimore win a playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs. In the locker room after the game, he fought back tears as he explained to his teammates that his brother Brian also loved football.

"Anybody who's emotionally like that, you tend to feel things more," Hall said. "Your hurts and your joys."

Reed still talks to Hall on the phone at least once a week. She was the one who offered him shelter and structure when he needed it the most, and he has never forgotten that. Sometimes, he'll call her hours before a game, just to be reminded of home.

Several years ago, Reed told Hall something she thinks can help explain exactly what kind of person he is. Each week, when he runs out of the tunnel, onto the field -- as he bobs and weaves his way through the smoke and the pregame fireworks and toward the crowd's boisterous roar -- he feels briefly as if he's gone back in time. Just for a second, it's a Friday night again in Louisiana, and Reed is back at Destrehan, his band of brothers eager to embrace him, asking him once again to lead the way.

KOBE with the LOCK down defense......17 years in..................thats game folks

stop crying, game over!!!! Brooklyn gon get that work from us next week on da grammy trip, any 2nd rate Net fan want that avi bet just step up.

MzGrahamBitches wrote: »

Okay so this thread probably won't be too popular with the males, but I received a phone call from one of my BFFs with this dilemma so I thought we could get some dialogue going..

So she’s been married for about 6 or 7 years. They have a soon to be 4 year old little girl.

We went to dinner a couple months back and she expressed that the love life was lacking and we spoke on it for a minute.

She calls me today and says that it hasn’t improved. They’ve had sex maybe four times in the past 3 or 4 months (wtf ) and all at her initiation. There have been times she’s tried to initiate sex and he’s basically just blown her off. She’s tried everything from dressing sexier around the house, dieting and exercising, to flat out confronting him on whether he was cheating and making him aware that the shit was beyond getting old. He assured her he isn’t cheating, but still…same old routine.

Her ex that she was with for damn near 10 years before she married her husband has been texting occasionally (you know how dudes do), and happened to text her last Friday and she agreed to meet him for lunch. They met up and she said he was very touchy feely but she kept it together and went home without doing anything sexual.

The thing is what do you do when you’ve tried everything you can try to let your husband know hey I need some attention? You don’t want to cheat, you don’t want to leave him..so what do you do?

I didn’t know what to tell her. I just told her to stay strong..lame.

Let’s speak on it.

does she look like you?? that would explain why she gettin da cold shoulder