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Trent Richardson has been silent about the Hall of Famer Jim Brown's criticism of him being "ordinary." But earlier this month Trent finally addressed those comments to ESPN.com...
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“He has his own thoughts. That’s him being him,” Richardson said. “I have no problem with it. I just wish the best of luck for him whatever he’s doing in life.”

“I laugh at the situation,” Richardson said. “You don’t know me from spic to span. But he’s Jim Brown. He’s done a lot here and I haven’t done anything yet. I have a lot to accomplish and big shoes to fill. When it comes down to it, I have to work and make sure I make him a believer. I haven’t done anything yet.”
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let go Jim. your time is over. you are irrelevant. move aside
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@RonBurgundy-

"Jim Brown has more class in his pinky than most due in their entire body"


Maybe if you went to CLASS you would know the difference between "due" and "do".

To Jim Brown: In the words of David Stern, have you stopped beating your wife yet? And lets not forget the rape charges.

Yeah, that's class.
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the old man needs to shut up and let the kids play
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Trent Richardson, Franco Harris, seems like Jim Brown doesn't like anyone who is or has potential to break his records.

Probably didn't like Payton or Smith either
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Jim Brown is a woman beater. F that guy.
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frick Jim Brown, ever since Mars Attacks i haven't liked that guy
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Class?? Is RonBurgundy's definition of class throwing women out windows?
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Ron Burgandy dropping knowledge??? Dropping something.
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Jim Brown has more class in his pinky than most due in their entire body, ALcapone.
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Classic Trent Richardson. Not surprising he would take the high road in his rebuttal.
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That's a kid that is grounded and hungry and has the potential to be very good in the NFL. Good luck to him. He has always handled himself well.
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thats a kid showing an old man what having class is like
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