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fistfullofsteel
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that just breaks my fuckin heart
patsfan1379
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broley said:
exactly
patsfan1379
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jestro said:
i never thought he was that good
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Wulfgar said:
agree.
digimon7068
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jestro said:
You're dissing a guy that over the last five years has led the league in every single category that is pertinent to a running back. . .I'm a Steelers fan but, WTF??
jestro
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Here's WTF, when he sees the big tackle coming, he usually just goes down. Are you trying to say it's not true? It does give him more longevity, most RBs have short careers, its all that bangin.digimon7068 said:
I live in WA, but I'm not a Squack fan. Mostly cause of holmgren, he's a dumb ass, and a big pussy when it comes to play calling.
patsfan1379
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digimon7068 said:
i just don't see that "wow" factor in him.
The left side of the line really needs to share that mvp award.
Walter Jones and Steve Hutchinson formed one of the best left sides in football. They helped Alexander to a career year with a career-high 1,696 yards and 20 total touchdowns (16 rush, 4 rec.), the most total scores in club history. His 16 rushing touchdowns tied his own 2002 mark for most in team history.
Walter Jones and Steve Hutchinson formed one of the best left sides in football. They helped Alexander to a career year with a career-high 1,696 yards and 20 total touchdowns (16 rush, 4 rec.), the most total scores in club history. His 16 rushing touchdowns tied his own 2002 mark for most in team history.
fistfullofsteel
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patsfan1379 said:
fistfullofsteel said:
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digimon7068
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jestro said:
As a Steelers fan, I haven't really had the opportunity to analyze enough of Mr. Alexander's attempts for me to be able to comment on your claim. However, a wise man once said. . ."A man has got to know his limitations". More than one man's career has been cut short by fighting for extra yardage. . .that he usually never gets. The intelligent (and usually most successful) athlete chooses his battles wisely. There's a very fine line between guts and stupidity. My opinion? Mr. Alexander is much more of an asset to his team on the field healthy than he is on the sidelines injured. . .we'll see if I'm right this Sunday.
digimon7068
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patsfan1379 said:
That's part of his beauty. . .most workman-like athletes don't get the press that fuckheads like TO and Randy Moss get. He keeps his mouth shut and does his job. . .pretty well too.
digimon7068
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broley said:
Yup. Football's a team sport. Everytime Emmitt Smith eclipsed some milestone, he gave his offensive linemen Rolex's and shit like that. Does anyone doubt Emmitt's greatness??
digimon7068
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jestro said:
You may be right. . .da Bears are on a terror. . .it really looks like the planets have lined up for them. . .the only unknown (IMHO) is whether Grossman is for real. . .what that we could predict the future. . .
I've always liked the Bears and Chicago in general.
digimon7068
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broley said:
WHAAAAT???!!! I CAN'T FUCKIN' HEAR YOU!!!!! THERE'S TO MANY STEELERS FANS IN THE ROOM!!!!
digimon7068
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broley said:
Some people seem my smartass as a curse. . .I see it as a gift. . .wtf, how many people do you know that can sit on a ice cream cone and tell you what flavor it is??
Wulfgar said:
I think so too.. Alexanders out now with a broken toe or something!
digimon7068
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broley said:bro, when your gay uncle told you thats how to eat ice cream, he was fucking with ya
Nah. . .I learned it from some smartass Seahawks fan.
digimon7068
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broley said:so, your uncle was a seahawks fan. that explains that.
So. . .are you insinuating that you and I are somehow related?
jestro
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Here's a quote from my favorite sports writer.
it's Blue Men Group 42, G-Persons 10 with 9:53 in the fourth quarter. What in heck is Matt Hasselbeck doing on the field? Why in heck are the Seahawks still passing? Hasselbeck tosses an interception, the Giants score quickly; Hasselbeck trots back out onto the field and throws another interception the Giants return for a touchdown. Suddenly it's Hawks 42, Giants 24 and now a prudent coach leaves the starters in. Starting on its first snap of the fourth quarter, had Seattle done nothing but rush up the middle for no gain, Jersey/A's semi-comeback would not have happened, and Seattle's starters could have taken seats.
it's Blue Men Group 42, G-Persons 10 with 9:53 in the fourth quarter. What in heck is Matt Hasselbeck doing on the field? Why in heck are the Seahawks still passing? Hasselbeck tosses an interception, the Giants score quickly; Hasselbeck trots back out onto the field and throws another interception the Giants return for a touchdown. Suddenly it's Hawks 42, Giants 24 and now a prudent coach leaves the starters in. Starting on its first snap of the fourth quarter, had Seattle done nothing but rush up the middle for no gain, Jersey/A's semi-comeback would not have happened, and Seattle's starters could have taken seats.
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broley said:
I have an aunt that lives in Seattle. . .she's kinda hot. . .I guess. . .for 50. . .
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