Dareus Interview

[kingJofNYC]

Pretty good interview. Sounds like he was suffering from a bit of depression, didn't leave his at all unless it involved some football related trip (guess he's including his trip to London under that category). He's had a hard life.

http://blogs.canoe.ca/krykslants/sports/overcoming-tragedy-bills-dareus-has-no-peer/

[DBrown77]

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People have been giving him grief on this board all year. People don't understand that players have personal lives too which can affect play.

[TacklingDummy]

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People have been giving him grief on this board all year. People don't understand that players have personal lives too which can affect play.

How did Farve play after his father died?

I wanted Green or Peterson at the time and still do.

[HAMMER]

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How did Farve play after his father died?

I wanted Green or Peterson at the time and still do.

This post is a dick.

[HAMMER]

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How did Farve play after his father died?

I wanted Green or Peterson at the time and still do.

Not all men handle grief or tragedy the same way. The careers of these young men are still to be written, don't jump the gun.

[SeatownBillsFan21]

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How did Farve play after his father died?

I wanted Green or Peterson at the time and still do.

Refresh my memory was Farves dad murderer???

[DBrown77]

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How did Farve play after his father died?

I wanted Green or Peterson at the time and still do.

This is exactly what I was speaking of. People think that these players should only focus on football and nothing else.

[k-oneputt]

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I don't have any concerns about Dareus being a very good dt in this league for a long time.

One of the few picks this organization has gotten right.

[djjimkelly]

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this guys brother died early in the season.

im 39 and if my brother was no longer alive id be a mental case for a good while

[cookie G]

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How did Farve play after his father died?

Great for the 1st game, pretty average or below average the rest of the year.

[OpIv37]

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This is exactly what I was speaking of. People think that these players should only focus on football and nothing else.

Here's the thing though: if he's not mentally capable of playing at a high level, then either he has to take himself out or the coach should see it and take him out.

Carrington actually played well the last few games. It's impossible to tell now, but maybe we would have been better off with Dareus off the field while he works through these mental issues than with him on the field.

Although, at this point I guess we shouldn't be surprised by a coaching mistake....

[coastal]

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If managed correctly... Dareus could end up being a longterm, loyal productive member of this organization.

or we can flush him... Like we always do.

[justasportsfan]

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Here's the thing though: if he's not mentally capable of playing at a high level, then either he has to take himself out or the coach should see it and take him out.

Not necessarily. A lot of times it's better to get out and take your mind away from it. Yes, your team may be affected by it TEMPORARILY but the sooner you get out there the sooner you get over it and the better it is for your team.

[TedMock]

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How did Farve play after his father died?

Ignorant post. 100% apples and oranges. All people deal with loss differently. Doesn't make one stronger/weaker either way. Favre was so tough and so good at dealing with pain that he developed an addiction to vicodin. We all have weakness. Favre's father died in natural order (your dad is "supposed" to die before you) and by natural causes. He died in the car, but it was of natural causes (can't remember if it was a heart attack or stroke). Dareus' YOUNGER brother died unnaturally at the hands of someone else. Much, much different story. Much, much different feeling of loss. I was very close to my dad and he died young (40's). It was tough to deal with, but it was of natural causes and not impossible to get over. Same with loss of other relatives. My cousin, who I was also very close to, died in his 30's because somebody randomly broke into his house to rob it, in a nice middle-class neighborhood, and shot him when he woke up. That death was and still is a lot tougher to swallow. It's not even in the same league how much different that feeling is. The loss of somebody you care about it tough. The loss of somebody you care about because they were taken from you is tougher. At least that's been my experience.

[OpIv37]

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Not necessarily. A lot of times it's better to get out and take your mind away from it. Yes, your team may be affected by it TEMPORARILY but the sooner you get out there the sooner you get over it and the better it is for your team.

well, I'm not a psychologist, but there has to be a way to help Dareus get over his pain without dragging the team and the fans down with him because he can't perform on the field.