Saints vs Panthers: Cockasauras Hathroar
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Not a fan of Cam personally. Overrated and a massive twat
I hate him too. The superman touchdown is bullshit. I like that he gives a kid a touchdown ball though.Not a fan of Cam personally. Overrated and a massive twat
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Everyone thought this would be a game where 80+ points would be scored. Hmmmmm.
Those people should turn on houston vs. louisville. Houston might put up 80 on them in the 1st half. And the analytics say: "PFFFFFFT -
when my team is 0 fer 10 & wife's SB team can get beat by some old browns. yep I'll be sleeping on the couch..btw look at size of #75 LT Peat & RT Shief #64 was a FA
. 2 monster tackles for Brees not to see a edge rusher..Unger at C has pro bowl company now in NFC with A.Mack at Atl. -
I've seen many injuries on live TV I had to turn away from... Theismann's leg leading the list... but I can never recall being saddened by one as much as I was Kuechly's last nite.
Such a joy to watch him play... Such absolute devastation in his face as he was carted off...
Given his concussion history I can't help but feel I've seen the last of him... at least for 5 years until he gets his gold jacket.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
keuchly has played what 2 years? that's HOF credentials?
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Luke was born in Findleytown area of Cincinnati, St X HS. Luke is only 25 & drafted in 2012. Panthers seem more worried about Chest & Lungs at this point. Helmet thrust to chest caused bobble-head reaction, Was more like being concussed & can't breath either. Hell yea, I would cry too
..Good Luck,LLLUUUUKKKE (Buckeyes even missed on this Cat) -
Luke is a steroid freak fuck em.
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I've seen many injuries on live TV I had to turn away from... Theismann's leg leading the list... but I can never recall being saddened by one as much as I was Kuechly's last nite.
Such a joy to watch him play... Such absolute devastation in his face as he was carted off...
Given his concussion history I can't help but feel I've seen the last of him... at least for 5 years until he gets his gold jacket.
I've seen many injuries on live TV I had to turn away from... Theismann's leg leading the list... but I can never recall being saddened by one as much as I was Kuechly's last nite.
Such a joy to watch him play... Such absolute devastation in his face as he was carted off...
Given his concussion history I can't help but feel I've seen the last of him... at least for 5 years until he gets his gold jacket.
'excuse me Tour. If this is the end of the line for Luke, no way Jose.
If Clay Matthews isn't good enough,his certainly isn't.
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I've seen many injuries on live TV I had to turn away from... Theismann's leg leading the list... but I can never recall being saddened by one as much as I was Kuechly's last nite.
Such a joy to watch him play... Such absolute devastation in his face as he was carted off...
Given his concussion history I can't help but feel I've seen the last of him... at least for 5 years until he gets his gold jacket.
I've seen many injuries on live TV I had to turn away from... Theismann's leg leading the list... but I can never recall being saddened by one as much as I was Kuechly's last nite.
Such a joy to watch him play... Such absolute devastation in his face as he was carted off...
Given his concussion history I can't help but feel I've seen the last of him... at least for 5 years until he gets his gold jacket.
Well said! I never thought I'd see a more instinctive and better prepared LBer than Ray Lewis until Keuchly came along. I think Collinsworth mentioned Brees told him that in previous meetings - Keuchly was correctly calling out to his defense (pre-snap) something like 85% of the plays they were about to run.
SF had a former Wisconsin LB whose name escapes me that had to retire early because of concussion volumes. He was another instinctive young LBer that came out the year we selected Christian Kirksey ahead of him.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
I've seen many injuries on live TV I had to turn away from... Theismann's leg leading the list... but I can never recall being saddened by one as much as I was Kuechly's last nite.
Such a joy to watch him play... Such absolute devastation in his face as he was carted off...
Given his concussion history I can't help but feel I've seen the last of him... at least for 5 years until he gets his gold jacket.
Well said! I never thought I'd see a more instinctive and better prepared LBer than Ray Lewis until Keuchly came along. I think Collinsworth mentioned Brees told him that in previous meetings - Keuchly was correctly calling out to his defense (pre-snap) something like 85% of the plays they were about to run.
SF had a former Wisconsin LB whose name escapes me that had to retire early because of concussion volumes. He was another instinctive young LBer that came out the year we selected Christian Kirksey ahead of him.
SF had a former Wisconsin LB whose name escapes me that had to retire early because of concussion volumes. He was another instinctive young LBer that came out the year we selected Christian Kirksey ahead of him.
Borland? The SF MLB I thought of was Patrick Willis... who also retired "early".
It's a short list of great, truly great MLBs/ILBs in my lifetime. And the timeline grew less populated as time passed. Ray Ray... Willis... Kuechly are it for the past two decades. All three are guaranteed first balloters... Book it!
To those that think Kuechly doesn't have the body of work to make it, I have two words to say... Gayle Sayers.
Can a career be too short to have a shot? Yes, but once it's long enough to confirm greatness, it's long enough for the HOF.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
SF had a former Wisconsin LB whose name escapes me that had to retire early because of concussion volumes. He was another instinctive young LBer that came out the year we selected Christian Kirksey ahead of him.
Borland? The SF MLB I thought of was Patrick Willis... who also retired "early".
It's a short list of great, truly great MLBs/ILBs in my lifetime. And the timeline grew less populated as time passed. Ray Ray... Willis... Kuechly are it for the past two decades. All three are guaranteed first balloters... Book it!
To those that think Kuechly doesn't have the body of work to make it, I have two words to say... Gayle Sayers.
Can a career be too short to have a shot? Yes, but once it's long enough to confirm greatness, it's long enough for the HOF.
Borland? The SF MLB I thought of was Patrick Willis... who also retired "early".
It's a short list of great, truly great MLBs/ILBs in my lifetime. And the timeline grew less populated as time passed. Ray Ray... Willis... Kuechly are it for the past two decades. All three are guaranteed first balloters... Book it!
To those that think Kuechly doesn't have the body of work to make it, I have two words to say... Gayle Sayers.
Can a career be too short to have a shot? Yes, but once it's long enough to confirm greatness, it's long enough for the HOF.
I have been an advocate for Terrel Davis for HOF.
Was best player in the league at his peak and best player on back-to-back SB Champs.
Career cut short, but greatness is greatness. And if you are the very best at your job for even a two or three year stretch, you deserve serious consideration.
Z
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I've seen many injuries on live TV I had to turn away from... Theismann's leg leading the list... but I can never recall being saddened by one as much as I was Kuechly's last nite.
Such a joy to watch him play... Such absolute devastation in his face as he was carted off...
Given his concussion history I can't help but feel I've seen the last of him... at least for 5 years until he gets his gold jacket.
Well said! I never thought I'd see a more instinctive and better prepared LBer than Ray Lewis until Keuchly came along. I think Collinsworth mentioned Brees told him that in previous meetings - Keuchly was correctly calling out to his defense (pre-snap) something like 85% of the plays they were about to run.
SF had a former Wisconsin LB whose name escapes me that had to retire early because of concussion volumes. He was another instinctive young LBer that came out the year we selected Christian Kirksey ahead of him.
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SF had a former Wisconsin LB whose name escapes me that had to retire early because of concussion volumes. He was another instinctive young LBer that came out the year we selected Christian Kirksey ahead of him.
Borland? The SF MLB I thought of was Patrick Willis... who also retired "early".
It's a short list of great, truly great MLBs/ILBs in my lifetime. And the timeline grew less populated as time passed. Ray Ray... Willis... Kuechly are it for the past two decades. All three are guaranteed first balloters... Book it!
To those that think Kuechly doesn't have the body of work to make it, I have two words to say... Gayle Sayers.
Can a career be too short to have a shot? Yes, but once it's long enough to confirm greatness, it's long enough for the HOF.
Borland? The SF MLB I thought of was Patrick Willis... who also retired "early".
It's a short list of great, truly great MLBs/ILBs in my lifetime. And the timeline grew less populated as time passed. Ray Ray... Willis... Kuechly are it for the past two decades. All three are guaranteed first balloters... Book it!
To those that think Kuechly doesn't have the body of work to make it, I have two words to say... Gayle Sayers.
Can a career be too short to have a shot? Yes, but once it's long enough to confirm greatness, it's long enough for the HOF.
Yes - Borland. Thank you! Borland retired from concussions while Willis had a really bad foot if memory serves me right. Both guys had really gifted 1st step instincts that defensive coaches dream about...
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SF had a former Wisconsin LB whose name escapes me that had to retire early because of concussion volumes. He was another instinctive young LBer that came out the year we selected Christian Kirksey ahead of him.
Borland? The SF MLB I thought of was Patrick Willis... who also retired "early".
It's a short list of great, truly great MLBs/ILBs in my lifetime. And the timeline grew less populated as time passed. Ray Ray... Willis... Kuechly are it for the past two decades. All three are guaranteed first balloters... Book it!
To those that think Kuechly doesn't have the body of work to make it, I have two words to say... Gayle Sayers.
Can a career be too short to have a shot? Yes, but once it's long enough to confirm greatness, it's long enough for the HOF.
Borland? The SF MLB I thought of was Patrick Willis... who also retired "early".
It's a short list of great, truly great MLBs/ILBs in my lifetime. And the timeline grew less populated as time passed. Ray Ray... Willis... Kuechly are it for the past two decades. All three are guaranteed first balloters... Book it!
To those that think Kuechly doesn't have the body of work to make it, I have two words to say... Gayle Sayers.
Can a career be too short to have a shot? Yes, but once it's long enough to confirm greatness, it's long enough for the HOF.
Then put Josh Gordon in the HOF. That might be a stretch, but I damn disagree. It's greatness over a relatively long period. Butkus- who was the GOAT at his position played nine seasons. Sorry, Sayers got in on a sympathy vote. He had some nice years. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/S/SayeGa00.htm
You had better be near the leader in at least SOME stats to get consideration. Just MHO. Ha selective stats- Josh Cribbs ought to get some consideration.
The way it's played now Tour- Luke needs another three years.
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So of all the twist and turns of this thread no one laughed at Cockasauras Hathroar?
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Keuchly get's in only cuz he's the new era of gerry cooney def players.
Clay Matthews Jr. get in? JJ Watt if finished now? HOF used to mean something now it's a couple of years of good numbers?
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Good numbers???
Sometimes it's "eyetest" confirmed by numbers... that was Sayers' ticket. That'll be Luke's as well. And yes, JJ, will make it, too, with even should he never come back... which he will. I'm hard pressed to think of a dominant DE that is not in the hall and few have dominated like JJ.
Gordon? Laughable counterpoint... 1 great year with limited time on the field ever since. Regardless of the reason(s) for his being M.I.A., when has he confirmed that one year?
Cribbs? As a return man, he might actually get consideration, but ultimately fall short. Specialists rarely get their ticket punched. And he has contemporaries that would likely crowd him out, e.g., Devin Hester.
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