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I like it.

So did he take out a loan to buy and customize that car or did he get it for free through promotions and endorsement?


Can anyone who knows a thing or two about cars guess how much that pink Escalade cost?

Quote:So did he take out a loan to buy and customize that car or did he get it for free through promotions and endorsement?


Can anyone who knows a thing or two about cars guess how much that pink Escalade cost?

 

If it's new I'd imagine somewhere between 60-70 thousand.

 

Great read and even better to hear she is in remission.  

Since cadillac partnered with Spike Lee to do a special on this, I'm guessing he got the car for free?

Quote:So did he take out a loan to buy and customize that car or did he get it for free through promotions and endorsement?


Can anyone who knows a thing or two about cars guess how much that pink Escalade cost?

The Agent can give players money since they know they are gonna be drafted in the NFL

Quote:Since cadillac partnered with Spike Lee to do a special on this, I'm guessing he got the car for free?

That would be my guess.

Quote:The Agent can give players money since they know they are gonna be drafted in the NFL

They get paid for all of these pre draft shows, advertisement, commercials, etc...

<p style="font-family:verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-sizemall;background-color:rgb(251,251,251);">Anyone who has had a loved one diagnosed with cancer will understand how much this actually means, and how much it says about his character.  I've been on the Bridgewater train since he exploded onto the draft scene a few years ago, but that was mostly based on his performance on the field.

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<p style="font-family:verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-sizemall;background-color:rgb(251,251,251);">This right here is exactly the type of thing that defines a young man as a leader, as a trend setter, and as an exemplary human being.  Regardless of whether or not he got the car for free, he still arranged the entire thing for his mom.  I don't care if he doesn't yell at his guys on the field and dance around every time he scores.  Teddy is a leader of men.  He is exactly the type of guy that you want setting an example for the rest of the league, the rest of his team, and all of the young fans wearing his jersey.  I'm absolutely all in.

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<p style="font-family:verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-sizemall;background-color:rgb(251,251,251);">Teddy Bridgewater.

<p style="font-family:verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-sizemall;background-color:rgb(251,251,251);">No matter what.

Quote:Anyone who has had a loved one diagnosed with cancer will understand how much this actually means, and how much it says about his character. I've been on the Bridgewater train since he exploded onto the draft scene a few years ago, but that was mostly based on his performance on the field. right here is exactly the type of thing that defines a young man as a leader, as a trend setter, and as an exemplary human being. Regardless of whether or not he got the car for free, he still arranged the entire thing for his mom. I don't care if he doesn't yell at his guys on the field and dance around every time he scores. Teddy is a leader of men. He is exactly the type of guy that you want setting an example for the rest of the league, the rest of his team, and all of the young fans wearing his jersey. I'm absolutely all in.


Teddy Bridgewater.

No matter what.

Cool. You also just described Tebow.

Quote:Cool. You also just described Tebow.

 

You conveniently left out this sentence. I don't care if he doesn't yell at his guys on the field and dance around every time he scores. 

Quote:You conveniently left out this sentence. <span style="background-color:rgb(251,251,251);">I don't care if he doesn't yell at his guys on the field and dance around every time he scores.
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Because he'll do this when he scores instead:

Quote:Cool. You also just described Tebow.

 

Sure did.  It's really a shame that his skills at the QB position didn't translate to the NFL like Bridgewater.  I would love to see an NFL with a bunch of teams led by guys like them, rather than dirtbags like Roethlisberger and Vick.

I think Teddy's a good kid.  I really like him.  Still think he should be a Day 2 selection.  But I really like him.

 

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-draft/0ap2...-the-draft