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Ryan Clark on De'Vondre Campbell: “What he has to remember is that he has no deposits into the San Francisco 49ers emotional bank account. Dre Greenlaw has all of those deposits. If you remember when that man was running off the sideline and tore his Achilles, not only were... show more

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“Wow you’re gonna judge him based on one play when his team needed him the most?” Yes, that’s actually the perfect time to judge somebody’s character

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I'm not shocked at all that Bart Scott tried to rationalize what Campbell did. Clark is 100% right. The team was playing for their playoff lives in a close game you walk off the field leaving your team out to dry? Bitch move and there is no rationalizing it.

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I love a 49ers meltdown

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We still in your head after last season bitch

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It’s pretty easy to see after last night that losing Greenlaw lost them the Super Bowl

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It’s rare I find myself agreeing with Ryan Clark but yeah Devondre should be done

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Us #49er fans next time they see De’Vondre Campbell anywhere else on this planet forever.

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Bart Scott is trash. These guys don’t do enough research and just talk. He’s been literal trash this year and he has teammates playing through crazy injuries and loss. There is no Cambells perspective. He’s trash and a bad teammate and a quitter. That’s it.

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He doesn't fit on this team with that mentality. He's weak (minded) no need for that in the locker room.

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“He’s balled out” I never laughed so hard

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