49ers-Cardinals smack talk: Vernon Davis vs. Darnell Dockett
by David Fucillo on May 12, 2010 7:00 AM PDT
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PrintFor the last four or five years, the NFL has done what it can to push the 49ers-Cardinals as a big rivalry. They have scheduled them for season openers and prime time games quite frequently. The 2010 schedule has the 49ers facing the Cardinals on Monday Night Football in week 12, and then set up for the season finale week 17. Given the ability for flex-scheduling, if the NFC West race is coming down to the wire, there's an excellent chance this game ends up on Sunday Night Football.
While the 49ers did take both games last season against the Cardinals, it is still a fun rivalry for the fans and the players. I've been speaking with Andrew over at Revenge of the Birds, and we both think there's enough of a rivalry there that we can turn this into one heck of a discussion. So, next Monday, Revenge of the Birds and Niners Nation will be conducting an open discussion between members of both sites. I don't have a time set for it yet, but I can say that it will be taking place over at RotB. It should make for a fun discussion because things definitely can get heated between the two fan bases.
I bring all this up in part because some people may have missed an intriguing smack talk battle between our own Vernon Davis and Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett. If you missed it and don't follow Twitter feeds, it might be worth checking some of these out. Vernon Davis' feed is VernonDavis85 and Dockett's feed is ddockett. I know some folks find Twitter pointless, but it has become an excellent source for getting some quick reactions from athletes, particularly before they have a chance to think about what they're saying.
After the jump I've posted the discussion that started between Davis and Dockett, and basically became Dockett continuing to talk. He's always enjoyed talking a lot of smack about the 49ers and particularly 49ers fans. I added in some comments of my own, which you can check out at the Niners Nation Twitter feed. I don't expect any responses from them, but they definitely receive the messages so that's a start.
Even if Twitter eventually fizzles away, I actually think it's been a great way to get even more familiar with your favorite (and least favorite) athletes. One could even argue it's yet another step in the demise of traditional media. Athletes can express themselves directly through Twitter, rather than dealing with traditional interviews. One particularly intriguing example was two tweets by Toronto forward Chris Bosh (who will be a free agent this summer). Two weeks ago he tweeted, "Been wanting to ask. Where should I go next season and why?" He quickly had to send this followup tweet, "Ok...Let me rephrase the question. Should I stay or should I go."
Now, I'm not about to believe he'll run a poll and go with the most popular option. I'd imagine his agent won't have any of that. However, it does raise a whole host of interesting questions about the Twitter phenomenon with professional athletes. The Bosh story is only one of numerous examples of this.
I've put up a poll just to see the general usage of folks here on Twitter. Apparently people are incredibly aware of Twitter (as much as Facebook), but the usage rate is incredibly low, particularly given the awareness level.
Vernon Davis: I slept the whole way it's so beautiful this morning
Darnell Dockett: RT @VernonDavis85: I slept the whole way it's so beautiful this morning<- did u think about #24 and u know what #24 I'm talking about!!!
Vernon Davis: @ddockett last time I checked I was standing over top of #24 with a football stuck to my glove and believe we were in the endzone
Darnell Dockett: @VernonDavis85 u better pack a big ass lunch! U think adubb almost killed u last year, u aint seen shhh! U just wait ohhh u just wait buddy!
Darnell Dockett: RT @antoniosmith94: @ddockett hold on now I remember #24 Laid that SLAP STICK on #85 more than once and got fined for 1 of em!<- LOL me too
Vernon Davis: well bro? @ddockett RT @burningdownSM: @VernonDavis85 ask ddockett where he was when gore avg 115yds & had 3 TDs against the cards last year
Darnell Dockett: @burningdownSM ok ask @VernonDavis85 where he was at week 18?- Oh that's right he was home watching the cardinals in tha playoffs!
Darnell Dockett: RT @Ando83: @ddockett @VernonDavis85 Hey Dockett how many Lombardi trophies you got? <-- just as many as Vernon Davis got!!
Darnell Dockett: 49er fans keep talking bout the old championships they have lol I wasn't even in the NFL then. How pitaful stop talking bout the old baby!
Darnell Dockett: I love the 49er fans they so disrespectful .. I love it I love it. Yall keep that disrespect up and ill let yall get a birdgang tattoo deal?
Darnell Dockett: RT @Bobby_Mart24: @ddockett What if the #49ers offer you big $ when you become a FA?<- ill take less and go play with Pete carrol seattle!
After that last comment, I decided to throw my own hat in the ring and tweeted Dockett: Does @ddockett really think we believe he'd take less money to go play for @PeteCarroll up in Seattle? Money talks.
I realize it's not exactly some big comment, but I'd be amused by a response. There have been some other comments that developed over the evening, so feel free to check that out between all the various feeds.
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Usage is way lower than you’d think given the noise around it. Facebook is hugely bigger. Facebook gets well over 20m unique users per month, and Twitter no more than 5m. The likes of YouTube, Wikipedia, Blogger and even Yahoo Answers get lots more unique users than Twitter, whether or not you think all of those sites are comparable as ‘social networks’.
I think the reason for this is actually the counter argument to Fooch’s point about Twitter arguably being one of the causes of the death of traditional media. That’s if you think traditional media is dying at all, which I don’t. I just think the internet generally and social media in particular will act as a Darwinist culling device for the lazier, more complacent big media outlets who were slow to embrace the web.
Rather, most of the best big media platforms have embraced Twitter as a reporting tool AND a source of news, which means it is NOT a pointer towards the end of big media and also explains why Twitter gets more heat than its comparatively niche levels of traffic would merit. As Fooch says, athletes use it, often inadvisably, and that creates news. It sources UGC for you, and it gives you a litnus test of what the public think (albeit a self-selecting niche ‘Twitterati’ section of society). Lastly, for big media it means reporters can send brief dispatches quickly from the field, and they can be embedded into your site for no cost other than negligible development.
Twitter is here to stay, but I doubt it will ever be as big as Facebook. You can just do more on Facebook, like show holiday pictures to your Auntie in New Zealand (Facebook is already the largest photo depository in the world – it would also be the third largest country in the world if it were, um, a country). But both are here to stay, and there will be more too.
A really cool video on social media, which I heartily recommend, can be found here.
LondonNiner - member of the legendary David Carr thread, 6 March 2010.
Of course
Twitter won’t be as big as Facebook, but Twitter serves a different purpose. They are two different parts of social media.
What makes Twitter special is the openness and free exchange between mostly strangers. On Facebook you have to actually be “friends”.
The trending topics feature Twitter has is also something I haven’t seen on Facebook yet.
Agree ...
They are both fantastic in different ways.
LondonNiner - member of the legendary David Carr thread, 6 March 2010.
by LondonNiner on May 12, 2010 10:35 PM PDT via mobile up reply actions
Can't stand Ari
Hate Dockett and I Hate the Cards…Hes a dirty player. I am going to think of something clever to send.
Speaking of the twitter revolution, check out http://49erstweets.com
I tweet, retweet, read twitter on my PC, my phone, etc.
Twitter keeps me connected to everything that’s going on in the NFL (and would do the same for anyone who is as big of a fan of the NBA, their favorite celebrity, tv show, cause, etc.). It’s instant. Schefter, Maiocco, Mortensen, Glazer, etc. these guys tweet before they write stories or go on TV/Radio appearances. When something is going down, a trade, contract, injury, etc. it’s on Twitter immediately. These guys have it on their phones and are sitting at practices, getting text messages from sources, etc. and tweeting the info right away.
I love twitter and don’t even use Facebook anymore because it’s so filled with apps and pointless, media-intense crap. Every now and again I read facebook to see what old friends are up to that I dont see often. Beyond that I bleed Red and Gold and Twitter is my source for everything 49ers
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You mean you get that type of action on twitter from 2 stars on there teams and i see its like only 11 of us
that really use twitter.I get it i was one of those who was like ‘’ what twitter’’ please and i steal do from time 2 time but i’m all in i had 2 find another out-let because its a long off-season i’m not trying 2 smash on people who don’t use but i spend 99.9%of my time on there taling sports.But yea you get these type of chit-chats from star players once a week on there and you also get some athletes who get on there and make a ass out of them self it all depends on the athletes.
by jayjonna415 on May 12, 2010 10:51 AM PDT up reply actions
news man, for me, it's about news.
the player stuff I don’t really follow much unless a guy is a good Man all around. Otherwise i could care less about his Benz or the girls he’s hollering at.
I like to talk sports with other fans too like Turron, Astand…guys who breathe it like me.
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Does Dockett remember this tweet?
to P-52 (Patrick Willis):
well damn I agree 50millon I’d say it be great to be a 49er too!
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He was responding to Willis' tweet
I don’ think he was suggesting he’d like to be a 49er too.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
yet he says he'd take less and play for
the seabiscuits
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While I think Dockett is a good player,
I don’t like his attitude. But it will be interesting to see how the Cardinals handle with Leinart running the show. And I don’t remember all the Cards off-season moves but did they draft/sign any O-linemen?
by ZeroOneInfinity on May 12, 2010 8:42 AM PDT reply actions
Signed Alan Faneca, Rex Hadnot, resigned Jeremy Bridges
Agree he has a distasteful attitude IF you are not a Cards fan. But being a fan, I like it. He’s just one of those players that you can’t stand when they are on other teams, but enjoy them when they are on your team.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
That makes sense
You put that very well. I can see that if I was a Cards fan, I would probably want him on my team too.
So as a Cards fan, do you think those moves made your O-line better? I am not too familiar with what you had so I cannot say if these guys are upgrades or just replacements.
by ZeroOneInfinity on May 12, 2010 1:16 PM PDT up reply actions
Yes I'd say our O line is better
Faneca is an upgrade and we’re swinging Levi Brown to the left side and inserting a young gun Brandon Keith at right tackle. He’s a massively quick tackle.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
Well this should make things more interesting when we face each other
Until then, good luck to you and the Cards.
by ZeroOneInfinity on May 12, 2010 4:25 PM PDT up reply actions
Can't stand Dockett
He’s a good player but he’s an ars. He keeps talking about being NFC West champs last year even though the Niners beat them like a red-headed step child twice last year. Then he talks about us Niner fans bringin up the old, well Mr. Dockett that’s exactly what you’re doing. And if I must say so, talking about Lombardi trophies is much better than talking about a division championship. Especially when you couldn’t even beat the team you’re talking smack to on your way to said division championship.
Can’t wait until he eats his words on national television. Birdgang? lol. Sounds like he’s full of bird ish…..can’t we just start the season tomorrow?
I love Dockett.
I love this stuff. It is good for the game, I seriously mean that. So long as it is those players typing out those tweets and not orchestrated media hype—I love it. I think there’s a fine line between good trash talk and being a douchebag, and so far none of these guys have crossed said line.
I love it.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
Eureka 49ers, my Niners blog.
Gotta admit......
it is good for the game. I love smack talk, it’s always been a big part of sports. I like to believe that I’m pretty good at it too, or at least used to be when I could actually play for more than 5 minutes without weezing for air. I guess I just have a deep seeded anger towards the Cards and their fans……guess it’s because they’ve never done a thing as a franchise until recently when they won what, two division crowns? Then they have the nerve to talk smack to our team even though they can’t even beat us. They’re a soft finesse team and I just don’t think they should say anything about anyone on their side laying a “slap stick” lol. As far as I remember the Niners are the ones who went out and hit AZ in the mouth, twice! And they didn’t want any part of it!!
Guess it’s kinda like talking trash to a few Dodgers fans at a Giants game……there’s something very angry in me that’s dying to come out and they always have a way of bringing it out of me……a feeling that would never surface if playing the Padres or the Rockies……
I'll give you last year, but didn't we sweep the NFC West the year before?
To add, the 49ers didn’t destroy the Cardinals in either game.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
That Monday night game was pretty one sided!
I went to the Monday night game and let’s just say the niners owned Az that night! It wasn’t even close and the final score should have been worse. But I will give it up to the cardinals fans they were less anoying than any other division team I’ve seen, much better than the seahawks people that’s for sure!
by Chip douglas on May 12, 2010 12:51 PM PDT up reply actions
Yeah im not gonna lie
It was dominated by the 49ers.
by ZonaBacks10 on May 12, 2010 12:58 PM PDT up reply actions
Yup that MNF game was complete domination
49ers los mejores!!!
by 49erSalvatrucha on May 12, 2010 2:46 PM PDT up reply actions
That's just it though
The score wasn’t lopsided. What was it like 9 points? The 49ers took the Cardinals out of their gameplan but it wasn’t Patriot-esk domination.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
Score doesn't always tell the while story!
That MNF game was one that you had to see in person to get the whole story. The points scored say nothing about just how outmatched the cards were that night! I was close enough to see the look on Warner’s face and it was saying I need a vacation! Turns out it’s a permanent one! Sucks for you guys. Good luck with Hot Tub Matty!
by Chip douglas on May 12, 2010 6:27 PM PDT up reply actions
Uh.... I am pretty sure that most of us did see the game???
And Warner retiring far from “sucks” for us. I think most of us are pretty delighted and relieved that all we have to face now is either “My passes keep floating” Leinart… or “Mr. my rating was close to the lowest it could get last year” Anderson. I am plenty okay with having to face either one of those flops than Kurt “HOF” Warner.
…yeah, we will take that. Most of your players jumped ship like it was the Titanic. Say what you will about them leaving and talk all the bad stuff you want to about them now that they’re gone, but truth be told, Dansby and Rolle’s departure’s WILL hurt you next year. And most of all, Warner’s.
"I'm blessed..... Thanks, God bless" ...hey, it worked for Tim Tebow.
The 49ers took the Cardinals out of their gameplan but it wasn’t Patriot-esk domination.
I’m thinking maybe you just read the box score? … you had to have missed that game. One of my best friends is a Cards fan and he fully admitted that your rear parts were handed to you on a platter.
"I'm blessed..... Thanks, God bless" ...hey, it worked for Tim Tebow.
Not sure, but that sounds about right........
Either you swept us last year and the year before we split, or last year we split and the year before we were swept. Within the past three years I’m pretty sure we’ve both had a sweep and split a game a piece. I guess the Cards have pretty much taken over as our biggest rival, which is why I hate them so much. Gotta admit it did hurt watching them in the playoffs while my Niners were at home, guess that has something to do with the deep resentment I hold towards them. Not sure why I never felt that way about Seattle…..although I do hate them as well. I guess I just never really felt Seattle was good enough to really be hated…….
Guess more than anything Dockett makes me hate em. I mean he’s a heck of a player, I actually daydreamed of him in a Niner uni a few times. Just when someone talks crap to you it makes you wanna see them get destroyed. Nothing personal, all in good fun.
Yes the Cards swept the 49ers in 08, the 49ers swept the Cards in 09
I don’t understand why that is constantly brought up.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
And the 49ers swept the cards in 07
The 08 games were much closer and competitive than the 09 games.
What we've got here is a failure to communicate.
by SportsChicken on May 13, 2010 6:46 AM PDT up reply actions
I like it too
It’s good natured stuff too—all these guys were hanging out and having a great time at the Pro Bowl.
I was right, you were wrong.
Agree
It’s good trash talk that goes back and forth….
Rivalries are great for the game.
"Lord, beer me strength."
+1
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
I'd like to see "A-Dub"
take VD on head to head, not hit him after the catch and claim he’s big and bad. Let’s see what happens when VD has the ball in the open field running and A-Dub comes up to try and lay the bone.
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Doubt it
Adubb isn’t your average safety.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
he'd definitely no
polamalu.. and VD is anything but an average TE
The chief export of Taylor Mays is PAIN.
Polamalu is a different kind of safety IMO
Of course Troy is better. He’s likely the best in the league at safety, no arguing there. But I’ve never seen Adubb get blown up.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
How about this?
0:47
dragged in to the endzone… by who else? None other than Frank the Tank.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BCqFv7O_og&feature=fvsr
You doubt that a much stronger Davis could do the same? VD could inhilate “Adubb”. Put ’em in a nutcracker drill and AW would be coming out of that thing with a concusion or limping.
"I'm blessed..... Thanks, God bless" ...hey, it worked for Tim Tebow.
yeah
lets be real adubb isn’t shying away from that dude is a beast and you guys are fortunate to have him as the leader on d
Can u c coach sing's vision? I do!......We all know PATRICK WILLIS is our future!
He's a class act and the clear leader of the D
Much how you guys view Patrick Willis
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
Not really… Willis is in hi prime. I would argue that Dockett is more of a leader on that D than Adubb. Dockett and Porter will probably be the leaders on your D. Looking at his statline to me is kinda “meh”. Dashon Goldson was a better safety than Adubb last year.
"I'm blessed..... Thanks, God bless" ...hey, it worked for Tim Tebow.
A-Dub makes less noise than Dockett
but inside the locker room A-Dub is the man everyone on the defense is looking to. He’s been there longer than anyone else on the team. He’s totally committed to the Cardinal cause, will spend his entire career in cardinal red. The man is a class act. Definitely a speak softly, carry a big stick kind of player.
Since you have some knowledge of A-Dub where did this thing with VD start? I don’t recall an incident that sparked it yet according to Dockett VD rubs him the wrong way. Is it just competitiveness from facing off against a high profile TE in VD twice a year or is there really some bad blood?
think it's just rivalry
since Safeties cover the TE a lot, they’ve “met” more than once. VD and Dock both said they’re cool off the field but competitive about football.
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just sayin
I dont think Adubb blows VD up head to head.
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He is now at the past ripe age of... 31 this year??
"I'm blessed..... Thanks, God bless" ...hey, it worked for Tim Tebow.
VD has already owned A-Dub on several occasions
He scored an easy TD on him last year.
What we've got here is a failure to communicate.
by SportsChicken on May 13, 2010 6:47 AM PDT up reply actions
Poll needs a 5th option
I occasionally check out feeds but can never decipher what they are tweeting.
a tweet, in and of itself, is simple
it’s just a blurb of text. Not hard unless you can’t get past abbreviations (like cld=could).
Retweets are harder cause you are trying to figure out who said what first, and what the response is, if any, or is it just a basic re-post of the original tweet. Then you get people who respond to responses and so the RT’s are a bit more confusing.
I try to put <—before my responses so people can see what I’m responding to. Others just put it at the beginning or end, maybe use ellipses or <<<
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Not a big Twit(ter) guy
Perhaps I’m a hypocrite for using facebook, but I always viewed Twitter as more of an attention-getting device rather than a: staying connected to friends via social networking tool. I guess I’m a very private person and can’t relate to broadcasting trash talk to the whole world. Maybe I’m overanalyzing.
jacobtaylor2002
by jacobtaylor2002 on May 12, 2010 11:15 AM PDT via mobile up reply actions
this
i dont keep up with friends whatsoever on twitter. it’s not very good for that. it’s good for the down and dirty, quick and to the point info that you want delivered real time
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Can't wait for this discussion
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
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u guys got owned last year and that was with old man little matty better get out of the hot tub and start studying some tape cause he couldnt shine warners cleets bac to the cellar for the cards… dont worry there used to it!!!!!!1
This
I’m not looking forward to hearing ninermike’s thoughts. Hope the rest of Niners Nation brings a more productive discussion to the table.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
Come on now.
You know that we will. I’ve seen a few guys over there who may bring… less than stellar commentary to the equation. I think you guys might be my favorite NFC West blog other than here, though.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
Eureka 49ers, my Niners blog.
Yeah I know a lot of you here will
There might be a couple hot heads at ROTB. If they get out of hand I’ll let them know.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
Yeeeah.
I felt a little less than welcome last time I posted over there.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
Eureka 49ers, my Niners blog.
Some guys are a little touchy.
I guess that comes from being fans of a team that has sucked forever. Now that the Cardinals are turning into a quality team it’s hard for some people to maintain an even keel. They’ve swung like a pendulum from low to high and don’t want anyone raining on the parade. There were some guys that took the losses at the beginning of free agency too hard as well. Went straight into panic mode. Some of those folks haven’t been back after getting jumped on for their gloom and doom attitude.
a quick point
to me, there’s no way the niners got worse, by all intents and purposes, they got better. I don’t think you could replace “Cards” with the word “niners” in that sentence.
lost no key players, added key players…I know teams dont always succeed when they should…but this is really something special here. I think most would agree.
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correction:
can’t wait for week 12
Patrick Willis wasn't the eleventh pick of the draft, he was the first... TWICE.
I'll try to participate
But you Cardinal fans just seem too polite.
What we've got here is a failure to communicate.
by SportsChicken on May 13, 2010 6:49 AM PDT up reply actions
However...
It should be noted how resourceful it can be to hear news straight from the players themselves as opposed to waiting 2 hours for espn to write about it. Technology… It’s getting eerily efficient.
jacobtaylor2002
by jacobtaylor2002 on May 12, 2010 12:54 PM PDT reply actions
I used Twitter regularly
So far Patrick Willis, Dashon Goldson, and Larry Fitzgerald have actually responded to me on there. Pretty cool. Also, being a diehard fan of the 49ers I actually do not hate the Cardinals like some of my fellow Faithfuls.
49er faithful since July 11, 1985
I'm somehow drawn to the 49ers
I actually check Niners Nation daily. Don’t get that confused for being a closet 49er fan, because I’m not. I hate them when we play them. This is probably because I’m constantly covering the NFC West at ROTB so I read a lot from all of the teams.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
probably
because NN is the best blog out there
Can u c coach sing's vision? I do!......We all know PATRICK WILLIS is our future!
Second to Revenge of the Birds of course.
But the blog is great. Fooch and Co. do a great job over here.
What? I didn't break it, I was just testing its durability, and then I placed it in the woods becuase it's made out of wood and I just thought he should be with his family.
Revenge of the Birds
Dockett is a clown
Maybe someone will snap one of his dreads off and back in to reality someday. He makes mention of 49ers fans being “disprespetful”… what are we supposed to do? Worship the ground he walks on? …I think not.
He Dockett, when the 49ers win the division, can we brand you with a Sourdough Sam tattoo that says “OWNED”?
"I'm blessed..... Thanks, God bless" ...hey, it worked for Tim Tebow.
someone should tweet him
that mike’s gonna make iupati your pants!
Can u c coach sing's vision? I do!......We all know PATRICK WILLIS is our future!
Dockett's a punk
I might just make make a Twitter just to talk smack to him
by 49erEmpire on May 12, 2010 4:57 PM PDT via mobile reply actions
http://blog.azcardinals.com/2010/05/12/the-rivalry-according-to-dockett/
Lifelong Arizona Cardinals/Chicago Bears fan.
I can't stand fair-weather/bandwagon fans, stick with your team, throughout the good and the bad.
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