In his time at Tennessee, defensive back Eric Berry became a fan favorite for the skill he had as well as the reckless abandon with which he played. Berry rarely, if ever, showed fear on the field on his way to a highlight-filled career. Now, thanks to NFL Films, the biggest fear of the former first-round draft pick for Kansas City has been revealed ... and it's horses.
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Comments » 8
troubleinc writes:
Haha. Gotta love Eric Berry. VFL.
BigOrangeFreak writes:
There are maybe, 5 Volunteers who stand out to me as excellent reps of Tennessee on-the-field and off it. This guy is one of them.
Thanks for being a Vol, Mr. Berry.
sly_stone99#434111 writes:
That GodFather scene in the bedroom can do that!
suggest_removal_4_all_troll_posts writes:
YES! YES! I finally got one up on him!!! I ride bareback!! Nothing like getting your jeans soaked with horse sweat.
CoverOrange writes:
My wife has a Tennessee Walker. It's basically like having a 7 foot tall, half ton three year old child.
suggest_removal_4_all_troll_posts writes:
That's cool!!
VolunteerLifer writes:
I'm with Eric. Horses are big, fast, powerful, and stupid. If a horse kicks you, you're done. I stay as far away from them as I can, too.
suggest_removal_4_all_troll_posts writes:
Big, fast, powerful but they're only as stupid as their owners. They're lazy and want you to think they're dumb.
Their Encephalization Quotient is just a bit below a cat's and that's a fact.
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