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Nope. Dude was top 3 back with LT during his days.
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Nope. Dude was top 3 back with LT during his days.
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talking about drew pearson? 
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Marvin Harrison!
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Lulz. How so
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I wish I could rep this post 1000 times.
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hes already been out for 5 years?
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I think McNabb gets in. I had this debates few weeks ago and looked at his numbers. They're impressive as hell, much better than I expected.
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so does Bettis. Look at his numbers
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So your telling me TD should go in the HOF because of that 4 year span? But Shauns great span lasted 5 years and was better and he doesn't deserve to go?
1,501 yards, 17 TD, 4.5 YPC and 93.8 Y/G with 37 catches for 269 yards and 2 more TDs.
That was his career average for those 5 years
1,501 yards, 17 TD, 4.5 YPC and 93.8 Y/G with 37 catches for 269 yards and 2 more TDs.
That was his career average for those 5 years
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Hutchinson and Jones made that soft *** dude look so much better than he actually was.
He's great at following blocks.
He's great at following blocks.
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Is that your only argument? He played behind arguably the best line for a couple years? But yall slurp dudes like Faulk and Terell Davis?
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they actually won their teams something tho
and I mean Faulk might be the best all around running back of all time
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Shaun Alexander was nice his 2005 season where he carried the Seahawks to the Super Bowl
But 2005 was the basically the only season, where he was recognized
I think Terrell Davis was better
But 2005 was the basically the only season, where he was recognized
I think Terrell Davis was better
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Marshall Faulk was a complete RB and don't you ever use his name in vain again.
I mean, look at this ****
"Highlights." Had to stop watching it. The first 10 touchdowns were Soft Serve following blocks into the endzone from like 8 yards out.
I mean, look at this ****
"Highlights." Had to stop watching it. The first 10 touchdowns were Soft Serve following blocks into the endzone from like 8 yards out.
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so it's because you guys don't like how he ran. Yall can't deny his numbers though. And we're probably slurping him when you were kids
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I mean Alexander didn't benefit from having All Pro's at QB, FB, OT and OG in 2005 or anything
I don't think you can say he "carried" that team to the Super Bowl
I don't think you can say he "carried" that team to the Super Bowl
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Ahman Green > Shaun Alexander
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Shaun Alexander ain't even in the top tier of RBs from the 2000s. I'd take Holmes, Edge, Westbrook, Faulk, Portis, Tiki's fumblin' *** and LT over him. Probably left a few out, too.
He was good at scoring from the red zone -- no one will deny that. He follows blocks like Portis delivers them. That's about it.
He was good at scoring from the red zone -- no one will deny that. He follows blocks like Portis delivers them. That's about it.
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I had an Ahman Green jersey I bought from Marshall's that I used to wear to play snow football in college
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And Faulk and TD did? Hell go ahead and name all these RB's who carried their team to a SB with a ****** line and Average QB
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So you think LaMichael James was overrated at Oregon?
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Td was a much better running back then Shaun Alexander... Shaun Alexander easily the most overrated rb ...
Faulk was the most complete back... Dude was dope.. 1000 rush and rec in a year ...
Faulk was the most complete back... Dude was dope.. 1000 rush and rec in a year ...
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man sometimes your homerism goes to unreal levels
Shaun Alexander is the GOAT, you win
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Westbrook and Portis
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