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shaun alexander was mvp one season im pretty that qualifies as dominant at least one year
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shaun alexander was mvp one season im pretty that qualifies as dominant at least one year
Shaun Alexander didn't dominate a damn thing.
Shaun Alexander = DeMarco Murray, RB feeding off an elite Oline.
That's when the holes stopped looking like Hope Solo
Siiiiigh every time I burn her deflated soccer ball out of my memory, someone brings it right back up
Shaun Alexander didn't dominate a damn thing.
Shaun Alexander = DeMarco Murray, RB feeding off an elite Oline.
Shaun Alexander didn't dominate a damn thing.
Shaun Alexander = DeMarco Murray, RB feeding off an elite Oline.
Except Shaun didn't have 1 good season
Shaun Alexander didn't dominate a damn thing.
Shaun Alexander = DeMarco Murray, RB feeding off an elite Oline.
Except Shaun didn't have 1 good season
Agreed. His Oline did tho.
Shaun Alexander didn't dominate a damn thing.
Shaun Alexander = DeMarco Murray, RB feeding off an elite Oline.
Except Shaun didn't have 1 good season
Agreed. His Oline did tho.
You clearly didn't watch then.
doug gottlieb shares the opinion of the anti Bus in the HOF NTers. believes it's more related to his likability and connection with pittsburgh than his actual performance
ESPN.com's Michael Rothstein published a story last Friday about Detroit Lions wide receiver Ryan Broyles, highlighting the player's steadfast approach toward long-term financial security.
Rothstein's piece focuses on the figure of $60,000—a mark Broyles notes as his "give or take" annual expenditure target for lodging, food, entertainment and living expenses for him, his wife and newborn.
For many, it's not exactly a "roughing it" figure. But for a professional football player on a four-year, $3.6 million contract ($1.42 million guaranteed), it's living well within his means.
"I studied as much as I could," Broyles told Rothstein, explaining how an NFL rookie symposium made him think about his financial future. "Talked to people wealthier than me, smarter than me. So that definitely helps."
After plotting out a number that would let him live comfortably in the interim, Broyles began investing money and spending on things any other young, workaday father might. He and his wife drive Mazdas, and the Broyles still have the 2005 Chevy TrailBlazer he took to college.
"Then you know how much you can invest, how risky you can be," Broyles said. "When I was hitting the same budget over three, four, five months, it was all right. This is what your budget is and I had some spending money."
Broyles immersed himself in the financial world. In March, he went to Washington, D.C., with New Orleans running back Mark Ingram to speak to students about financial planning. He worked with VISA and the NFL on promoting a Financial Football video game in classrooms to help teach financial security and planning in both D.C. and his home state of Oklahoma.
Broyles' groundwork for life after football could come into play sooner rather than later, due to a series of injuries that have left him on the fringes of the game since the Lions drafted him in the second round in 2012.
The 27-year-old wideout suffered a torn left ACL in 2011 while at Oklahoma, a right ACL tear in 2012 and a ruptured Achilles tendon in 2013. Through three NFL seasons, he's played in 21 games and recorded 32 catches, notching just two grabs in 2014.
But as Broyles told the Detroit Free Press' Carlos Monarrez at training camp last week, he's ready to put health issues behind him and take the next step.
"I hate the health question," Broyles said. "I've gotten that so many years. I feel good where I am. I'm excited about this coming year...[I want to prove] that I can play at this level."
No matter how it pans out, Broyles is more prepared than most non-marquee players for any contingencies that could beset his path.
Hard Knocks tomorrow
Dude is someday gonna make an Andy Dalton HOFer case spouting pro bowls and MacFarlane figures.
Solid depth guy, good against the run, meh pass rusher.Bucs signed Tony McDaniel to a 1 year 2.5 million dollar deal.
Seahawks fans or anybody else that saw him play....thoughts on him?
that system bruh. look at all the rbs that had dope years right after him.I know TD gets a knock when you look at the resume but that man deserves HOF honors because Horse Face wouldn't have **** without him