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He murdered her after his playing days over with try again muthasucka. Hell yea imma claim it b **** you thought lol.We claiming AFL ships now? Ok we have that too. Nothing but convicts lol, didn’t y’all have OJ?![]()
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He murdered her after his playing days over with try again muthasucka. Hell yea imma claim it b **** you thought lol.We claiming AFL ships now? Ok we have that too. Nothing but convicts lol, didn’t y’all have OJ?![]()
He murdered her after his playing days over with try again muthasucka. Hell yea imma claim it b **** you thought lol.
He murdered her after his playing days over
yeah that 4th and 15 instead of an onsides kick is ridiculous. i hope it doesn't pass
OJ was def great. Just like givingSome playground **** forreal.
OJ is probably the greatest RB of all-time, but he's not gonna get his shine for obvious reasons. In terms of talent, easily top 5 all-time.
Idk about that it's too easy to get 15 yards, especially in that circumstance
We claiming AFL ships now? Ok we have that too. Nothing but convicts lol, didn’t y’all have OJ?![]()
1964
Buffalo Bills 20, San Diego Chargers 7
Dec. 26, 1964
Wray Carlton and Jack Kemp each scored touchdowns and Pete Gogolak kicked two field goals as the Bills defeated the reigning AFL champion Chargers 20-7. The Chargers star running back Keith Lincoln was forced out of the game with an injury sustained on a tackle by Buffalo linebacker Mike Stratton in the first quarter.
1965
Buffalo Bills 23, San Diego Chargers 0
Dec. 26, 1965
The Bills won their second straight AFL championship by completely dominating the Chargers 23-0. The Chargers were only able to penetrate Buffalo’s 25-yard line once. The Bills’ Butch Byrd returned an interception 74 yards for a touchdown and placekicker Pete Gogolak nailed three field goals
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Some playground **** forreal.
OJ is probably the greatest RB of all-time, but he's not gonna get his shine for obvious reasons. In terms of talent, easily top 5 all-time.
OJ belongs in that group with Barry tho different era for sure, but OJ was amazingbarry sanders laughs at this post.
we have been through this fellas, you cant claim titles one didnt witness.
cp claiming 72 phins championship joke in 3...2...1...
Manning’s first year in Denver he was great. The Championship team was all defense. Those guys were really hard to score on. Manning was a shell but didn’t have to do much because the defense was all time great that year
OJ belongs in that group with Barry tho different era for sure, but OJ was amazing
It’s too bad they both played for trash organizationsim not saying oj doesnt belong there. post was meant more the greatest rb of all time part.
yr 2 he had the greatest regular season for a qb of all time.
Yeah I hear ya, I could see certain offenses abusing it easily. I'm all for the old rules or this tbh. I might just want to watch the world burn at this point in my sports lifeIt's a helluva lot easier than what a previous onside kick was, plus it's basically compounds a punishment for a defense that had probably been on the field for awhile. Going back to the previous onside kick rules seems way more reasonable