2022 NFL Offseason Thread
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mike030270
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How many times have you seen someone try and cross an interstate?
Rubato
it only matters to us
Everyday by where my parents stay
mike030270
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That's crazy to me but I guess it's because I've just never seen it. That seems dangerous as hell too
BDBOULIBALY
| we past kneeling | Russ trick y’all |
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you said that insensitive shit old cac stand on it . Fake ass apology
you said that insensitive shit old cac stand on it . Fake ass apology
Marc123
You got it dude!
Marc123
You got it dude!
VulcanRaven
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RIP to Haskins
The same people that had all this moral smoke for Deshaun all of a sudden can’t see why what Schefter said was insensitive.
LurkerSix
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These 2 videos will show the highway of where he was hit, near the airport. Literally no reason for you to cross where he crossed. Slightly ahead is i-95 and if he even made it across to the other side, there a fence to the airport blocking you. Not even the terminals, its the runway and a few plane hangers on that side.
A man who said he was driving on I-595 that morning after dropping off his daughter at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport told NBC6 Miami that “he made an immediate call to 911″ to report a man who was walking on the westbound lanes of the highway alone.
Stanley said he believes the man he saw may have been Haskins. Stanley told NBC6 that he made a call to 911 at 6:31 a.m., just six minutes before the crash that killed Haskins. “I did not see any vehicle nearby [that may have belonged to the man],” said Stanley. “I was more concerned with him because he was already making his way onto the road system. He was about halfway, to a quarter way in the right lane already onto the highway and I was already concerned that somebody was going to strike him right there at that moment.”
Stanley told NBC6 that he “saw the man’s arms raised up a little bit” as the man began to cross into the travel lanes. Stanley said he told 911 “this man is going to have a major accident if no one gets to him,” according to NBC6.
Stanley said he believes the man he saw may have been Haskins. Stanley told NBC6 that he made a call to 911 at 6:31 a.m., just six minutes before the crash that killed Haskins. “I did not see any vehicle nearby [that may have belonged to the man],” said Stanley. “I was more concerned with him because he was already making his way onto the road system. He was about halfway, to a quarter way in the right lane already onto the highway and I was already concerned that somebody was going to strike him right there at that moment.”
Stanley told NBC6 that he “saw the man’s arms raised up a little bit” as the man began to cross into the travel lanes. Stanley said he told 911 “this man is going to have a major accident if no one gets to him,” according to NBC6.
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