New Nickname for HILLIS
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lake erie monster
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Great White Buffalo.
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Down Hillis
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Witness Removal
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The Legend
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I think he should be known as "nightmare" because that is what every team in the NFL that faces us is thinking.
Alternatively we could call him "a steal, especially as he was a sweetener for the Quinn trade" not catchy but true.
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Peyton Hillis
Peyton Hillis
I agree. That's his name & we all need to say it with pride. Now, my description of him as a player is always "He's a TANK!" or, "He's a BEAST!", but I agree that a player of his caliber needs no nickname. He IS what he is.
Mike
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Peyton "better than the quarterback with the same name" Hillis
just something short and catchy no?
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Bad Ass Mo Fo
I'm with you D Bone. Even though it won't fly in the media you could not be more correct in the name. Notice everytime he gets in the secondary the defense gets that "O-Sh**!! here he comes, and they're wide-eyed like a deer in headlights. They are hoping that they are able to get up after he buries them.
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still like Ate's "Albino Rhino".
"Hillis the Hurtler" defines some badass moments.
"Hillis the Hammer" or just "The Hammer" has some appeal to me too.
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Listening to his interviews he sounds like a religious fellow, so how about "Satan hatin' Peyton" Hillis. just kidding, unless someone likes it.
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I like "The Hammer"... because it's simple and my son's nickname used to be Jack "Hammer" Shepherd, from his 5th grade coach. Then they hit an age where they don't want adults giving them nicknames. Or opinions of any kind. Or looking at them. Or existing.
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Listening to his interviews he sounds like a religious fellow, so how about "Satan hatin' Peyton" Hillis. just kidding, unless someone likes it.
Listening to his interviews he sounds like a religious fellow, so how about "Satan hatin' Peyton" Hillis. just kidding, unless someone likes it.
That's true. In every other sentence he said something like "if the Good Lord willing" etc. etc. But it didn't come off preachy, it just off as him being essentially a good ole boy. So, I like your suggestion.
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I like "The Hammer"... because it's simple and my son's nickname used to be Jack "Hammer" Shepherd, from his 5th grade coach. Then they hit an age where they don't want adults giving them nicknames. Or opinions of any kind. Or looking at them. Or existing.
I like "The Hammer"... because it's simple and my son's nickname used to be Jack "Hammer" Shepherd, from his 5th grade coach. Then they hit an age where they don't want adults giving them nicknames. Or opinions of any kind. Or looking at them. Or existing.
"The Hammer" is way too cliche. Maybe "The Anvil".
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RamRod
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