Camp Barkley #1 Overall
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We already have two "200lbs on a good day" RBs. Someone with some thump to replace Crow is preferable.
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Interesting tweet...
Not sure about the media vs. league thing, but it does fit the ranking vs. mock differences discussion.
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I think RB Saquon Barkley isn't going to go as high as people think. No one I talked to had him top 7. That's not to say he isn't talented, but it appears media higher on him than league.
8:30 AM - 28 Jan 2018I likeee his top mock. Question Tour, Fitzpatrick or Chubb @ #4?
I likeee his top mock. Question Tour, Fitzpatrick or Chubb @ #4?
Not there yet, h... but right now I lean Fitz or trade down.
Am still really confused on why Alex would still follow Dorsey to Browns? Money won't talk loud for Alex like Cousins this season, but as Pats & Jimmy G...KC's trade partner will..
Because trade is the route to securing Alex's services.
If he wants to play, he'd have no say...
Rumble, young man, rumble!
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LOL, maybe we ought to take a look at that dude from Northwestern instead....
Jackson averaged 4.6 yards per carry in 2017 for 1,311 yards with 11 touchdowns. He had 44 catches for 276 yards as well. The senior didn't play as well in the early portion of the year and looked banged up. Additionally, Northwestern's offensive line was terrible and struggled to open holes. The Wildcats also lacked receivers who could keep teams from stacking the box.
Read more at http://walterfootball.com/draft2018RB.php#0VpbXMiv2O2RFt78.99Maybe someone to look at in the late rounds. Though....what would he give us that Dayes does not? Perhaps that ability to catch?
Maybe someone to look at in the late rounds. Though....what would he give us that Dayes does not? Perhaps that ability to catch?
Just giving Po a hard time Gip- he'd be a fine 4th round addition for depth...
I'm really OK with Barkley, just not @ #1 overall. I didn't think he could top his love for Richardson- I was wrong....
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Actually....some of the greatest RBs of all time were taken #1 overall....if you count the likes of OJ Simpson, Earl Campbell....maybe even Bo Jackson...for a short spurt before injury.
and these other RBs were taken #1 overall...and are Hall of famers: Bill Dudley, Charlie Trippi, Paul Hornung.
It is actually not a bad ratio. Of 19 RBs taken #1....5 are in HOF. That is 20.8%
It is actually a much better ratio than QBs. There have been 34 QBs taken with the #1 pick....and only 4 of them so far are in the HOF...and this includes Joe Namath being taken #1 overall of the AFL draft. (Namath, Bradshaw, Elway, Aikman) At least one other is certain to make it when eligible: Peyton. And one or two other borderline perhaps: Eli, and Palmer (though I do not think Palmer gets there)
Taking Peyton as a given...that makes 5 QBs...or 14.7% who have or certainly will make the HOF.
In HOF? As usual, you're great at ancient history. In the last 30 or so years, Bo Jackson and Ki Jana Carter. Ah, the "what if" IF they hadn't been injured. Well they were.
OK, let's make that "some of" Gip. Upper echelon HOF. Only Simpson qualifies by that standard. Mainly because of the 2,000 yard season. Only topped 1,000 yards five times. Tank Earl Campbell ditto, before he crippled himself running defenders over. Bo don't count, three seasons where he never topped 1,000 yards? Bo did have one unforgettable moment when he ran over Brian Bosworth.
Bo don't count, three seasons where he never topped 1,000 yards?
Never played until MLB's season was over...
Appeared in 7, 10 and 11 games in those three, pre-injury seasons.
Split carries with Marcus Allen...
Oh yeah...
Bo counts...
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Never played until MLB's season was over...
Appeared in 7, 10 and 11 games in those three, pre-injury seasons.
Split carries with Marcus Allen...
Oh yeah...
Bo counts...
Forgot about that Tour. Talk about a fluke injury, and plain bad luck. One of our Sports Med Docs was at a conference, and I got the full lowdown exactly what happened to Bo. Real world, a fracture like that heals normally 99 out of 100 times...
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Never played until MLB's season was over...
Appeared in 7, 10 and 11 games in those three, pre-injury seasons.
Split carries with Marcus Allen...
Oh yeah...
Bo counts...
Forgot about that Tour. Talk about a fluke injury, and plain bad luck. One of our Sports Med Docs was at a conference, and I got the full lowdown exactly what happened to Bo. Real world, a fracture like that heals normally 99 out of 100 times...
Forgot about that Tour. Talk about a fluke injury, and plain bad luck. One of our Sports Med Docs was at a conference, and I got the full lowdown exactly what happened to Bo. Real world, a fracture like that heals normally 99 out of 100 times...
My name is Tour and I'm here to help... and split peas...
Biggest contributor I heard (in ESPN's documentary, You Don't Know Bo) was that when Bo's hip pulled out of it's socket, it trapped a major artery when it popped right back into the socket. This went undetected and the reduced blood flow actually caused his hip to "die". IIRC the pinched artery was "found" when they did his hip replacement.
Was that reflected in what you heard?
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Forgot about that Tour. Talk about a fluke injury, and plain bad luck. One of our Sports Med Docs was at a conference, and I got the full lowdown exactly what happened to Bo. Real world, a fracture like that heals normally 99 out of 100 times...
My name is Tour and I'm here to help... and split peas...
Biggest contributor I heard (in ESPN's documentary, You Don't Know Bo) was that when Bo's hip pulled out of it's socket, it trapped a major artery when it popped right back into the socket. This went undetected and the reduced blood flow actually caused his hip to "die". IIRC the pinched artery was "found" when they did his hip replacement.
Was that reflected in what you heard?
My name is Tour and I'm here to help... and split peas...
Biggest contributor I heard (in ESPN's documentary, You Don't Know Bo) was that when Bo's hip pulled out of it's socket, it trapped a major artery when it popped right back into the socket. This went undetected and the reduced blood flow actually caused his hip to "die". IIRC the pinched artery was "found" when they did his hip replacement.
Was that reflected in what you heard?
Dude gets his hip replaced and comes back and still hits home runs. Freakish athlete.
Saw him at old Municipal stadium playing for the Royals against the Indians. He put on a show that night.
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LOL, maybe we ought to take a look at that dude from Northwestern instead....
Jackson averaged 4.6 yards per carry in 2017 for 1,311 yards with 11 touchdowns. He had 44 catches for 276 yards as well. The senior didn't play as well in the early portion of the year and looked banged up. Additionally, Northwestern's offensive line was terrible and struggled to open holes. The Wildcats also lacked receivers who could keep teams from stacking the box.
Read more at http://walterfootball.com/draft2018RB.php#0VpbXMiv2O2RFt78.99Maybe someone to look at in the late rounds. Though....what would he give us that Dayes does not? Perhaps that ability to catch?
Maybe someone to look at in the late rounds. Though....what would he give us that Dayes does not? Perhaps that ability to catch?
I still don't understand why Dayes got zero carries during the season. He looked best in preseason, he looked best on KR, he couldn't have looked any worse than Crowell did for about 90% of his carries.
I would also prefer a back around 220lbs instead of 190-200. If they're taking a small back, Bryce Love is the best I've seen. You can pretty much watch film from any game this season and be impressed. He was averaging 10 ypc for about 3/4 of the season.
Another big Ten guy who looked really tough for a smaller back, was Akrum Wadley (Iowa)
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And Bo Jackson was the man. Period. once in a lifetime athlete.
If he had focused just on football, imagine how much more dominant he'd have been. The crazy thing was he never lifted weights either. I knew a guy at my college like him, granted it was NAIA, but dude was built like a bodybuilder... was the best baseball player, best football player (also a RB) and said coaches let him slide on lifting because he played two sports and his production was the best.
I could take all the steroids in the world for a decade and train with top strength coaches and still never be as strong or as fast as Bo. Genetics are a bitch
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Forgot about that Tour. Talk about a fluke injury, and plain bad luck. One of our Sports Med Docs was at a conference, and I got the full lowdown exactly what happened to Bo. Real world, a fracture like that heals normally 99 out of 100 times...
My name is Tour and I'm here to help... and split peas...
Biggest contributor I heard (in ESPN's documentary, You Don't Know Bo) was that when Bo's hip pulled out of it's socket, it trapped a major artery when it popped right back into the socket. This went undetected and the reduced blood flow actually caused his hip to "die". IIRC the pinched artery was "found" when they did his hip replacement.
Was that reflected in what you heard?
My name is Tour and I'm here to help... and split peas...
Biggest contributor I heard (in ESPN's documentary, You Don't Know Bo) was that when Bo's hip pulled out of it's socket, it trapped a major artery when it popped right back into the socket. This went undetected and the reduced blood flow actually caused his hip to "die". IIRC the pinched artery was "found" when they did his hip replacement.
Was that reflected in what you heard?
Well since that much was public knowledge- it was more than that. There was also a femur neck fracture. That pinched artery resulted in bone necrosis (in layman's terms rotting) of the femur head- the part of the bone that connects with your hip socket. I wasn't aware there was a temporary dislocation on top of it. Current medical practice, they would have done an arteriogram and discovered the problem before it was too late to do anything about it.
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Maybe someone to look at in the late rounds. Though....what would he give us that Dayes does not? Perhaps that ability to catch?
I still don't understand why Dayes got zero carries during the season. He looked best in preseason, he looked best on KR, he couldn't have looked any worse than Crowell did for about 90% of his carries.
I would also prefer a back around 220lbs instead of 190-200. If they're taking a small back, Bryce Love is the best I've seen. You can pretty much watch film from any game this season and be impressed. He was averaging 10 ypc for about 3/4 of the season.
Another big Ten guy who looked really tough for a smaller back, was Akrum Wadley (Iowa)
I still don't understand why Dayes got zero carries during the season. He looked best in preseason, he looked best on KR, he couldn't have looked any worse than Crowell did for about 90% of his carries.
I would also prefer a back around 220lbs instead of 190-200. If they're taking a small back, Bryce Love is the best I've seen. You can pretty much watch film from any game this season and be impressed. He was averaging 10 ypc for about 3/4 of the season.
Another big Ten guy who looked really tough for a smaller back, was Akrum Wadley (Iowa)
Bad coaching...that's why.
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And Bo Jackson was the man. Period. once in a lifetime athlete.
If he had focused just on football, imagine how much more dominant he'd have been. The crazy thing was he never lifted weights either. I knew a guy at my college like him, granted it was NAIA, but dude was built like a bodybuilder... was the best baseball player, best football player (also a RB) and said coaches let him slide on lifting because he played two sports and his production was the best.
I could take all the steroids in the world for a decade and train with top strength coaches and still never be as strong or as fast as Bo. Genetics are a bitch
And Bo Jackson was the man. Period. once in a lifetime athlete.
If he had focused just on football, imagine how much more dominant he'd have been. The crazy thing was he never lifted weights either. I knew a guy at my college like him, granted it was NAIA, but dude was built like a bodybuilder... was the best baseball player, best football player (also a RB) and said coaches let him slide on lifting because he played two sports and his production was the best.
I could take all the steroids in the world for a decade and train with top strength coaches and still never be as strong or as fast as Bo. Genetics are a bitch
Herschel Walker didn't lift weights either. His body was sculpted by pure calestenics. Pushups, situp, pullups etc.
I also wondered how good he could have been had he not gone to play in the USFL.
Even so...his NFL stats were pretty good:
Rushing & Receiving
- * Selected to Pro Bowl, + First-Team All-Pro
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Games Rushing Receiving Year Age Tm Pos No. G GS Rush Yds TD Lng Y/A Y/G A/G Tgt Rec Yds Y/R TD Lng R/G Y/G Ctch% YScm RRTD Fmb AV Career 187 137 1954 8225 61 91 4.2 44.0 10.4 296 512 4859 9.5 21 93 2.7 26.0 13084 82 41 98 6 yrs DAL 81 48 818 3491 27 84 4.3 43.1 10.1 33 232 2556 11.0 8 84 2.9 31.6 6047 35 17 42 3 yrs MIN 42 40 551 2264 20 71 4.1 53.9 13.1 86 681 7.9 5 32 2.0 16.2 2945 25 11 23 3 yrs PHI 48 46 554 2344 14 91 4.2 48.8 11.5 219 163 1388 8.5 7 93 3.4 28.9 3732 21 13 30 1 yr NYG 16 3 31 126 0 36 4.1 7.9 1.9 44 31 234 7.5 1 34 1.9 14.6 360 1 0 3 1986 24 DAL rb 34 16 9 151 737 12 84 4.9 46.1 9.4 76 837 11.0 2 84 4.8 52.3 0.0% 1574 14 5 12 1987* 25 DAL RB 34 12 11 209 891 7 60 4.3 74.3 17.4 60 715 11.9 1 44 5.0 59.6 0.0% 1606 8 4 13 1988* 26 DAL RB 34 16 16 361 1514 5 38 4.2 94.6 22.6 53 505 9.5 2 50 3.3 31.6 0.0% 2019 7 6 12 1989 27 2TM 16 14 250 915 7 47 3.7 57.2 15.6 40 423 10.6 2 52 2.5 26.4 0.0% 1338 9 7 10 DAL rb 34 5 5 81 246 2 20 3.0 49.2 16.2 22 261 11.9 1 52 4.4 52.2 0.0% 507 3 2 3 MIN RB 34 11 9 169 669 5 47 4.0 60.8 15.4 18 162 9.0 1 24 1.6 14.7 0.0% 831 6 5 7 1990 28 MIN KR/RB 34 16 16 184 770 5 58 4.2 48.1 11.5 35 315 9.0 4 32 2.2 19.7 0.0% 1085 9 4 8 1991 29 MIN RB 34 15 15 198 825 10 71 4.2 55.0 13.2 33 204 6.2 0 19 2.2 13.6 0.0% 1029 10 2 8 1992 30 PHI RB 34 16 16 267 1070 8 38 4.0 66.9 16.7 47 38 278 7.3 2 41 2.4 17.4 80.9% 1348 10 6 12 1993 31 PHI RB 34 16 16 174 746 1 35 4.3 46.6 10.9 91 75 610 8.1 3 55 4.7 38.1 82.4% 1356 4 3 10 1994 32 PHI KR/RB 34 16 14 113 528 5 91 4.7 33.0 7.1 81 50 500 10.0 2 93 3.1 31.3 61.7% 1028 7 4 8 1995 33 NYG KR 34 16 3 31 126 0 36 4.1 7.9 1.9 44 31 234 7.5 1 34 1.9 14.6 70.5% 360 1 0 3 1996 34 DAL KR 34 16 1 10 83 1 39 8.3 5.2 0.6 10 7 89 12.7 0 24 0.4 5.6 70.0% 172 1 0 1 1997 35 DAL fb/KR 34 16 6 6 20 0 11 3.3 1.3 0.4 23 14 149 10.6 2 64 0.9 9.3 60.9% 169 2 0 1 5 playoff games - full playoff gamelogs -
In just 3 years, Walker had over 5500 of rushing yards in the USFL:
CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Season League Team Age GP Att Yards TD % A/G Y/G LNG 1980 NCAA Georgia Bulldogs 18 11 274 1616 15 5.9 24.9 146.9 76 1981 NCAA Georgia Bulldogs 19 11 385 1891 18 4.9 35.0 171.9 32 1982 NCAA Georgia Bulldogs 20 11 355 1752 16 4.9 32.3 159.3 59 1983 USFL New Jersey Generals 21 18 412 1812 17 4.4 22.9 100.7 1984 USFL New Jersey Generals 22 18 293 1339 16 4.6 16.3 74.4 0 1985 USFL New Jersey Generals 23 18 438 2411 21 5.5 24.3 133.9 0 1986 NFL Dallas Cowboys 24 16 151 737 12 4.9 9.4 46.1 1987 NFL Dallas Cowboys 25 12 209 891 7 4.3 17.4 74.3 1988 NFL Dallas Cowboys 26 16 361 1514 5 4.2 22.6 94.6 1989 NFL Dallas Cowboys 27 5 81 246 2 3.0 16.2 49.2 1989 NFL Minnesota Vikings 27 11 169 669 5 4.0 15.4 60.8 1990 NFL Minnesota Vikings 28 16 184 770 5 4.2 11.5 48.1 1991 NFL Minnesota Vikings 29 15 198 825 10 4.2 13.2 55.0 1992 NFL Philadelphia Eagles 30 16 267 1070 8 4.0 16.7 66.9 1993 NFL Philadelphia Eagles 31 16 174 746 1 4.3 10.9 46.6 1994 NFL Philadelphia Eagles 32 16 113 528 5 4.7 7.1 33.0 1995 NFL New York Giants 33 16 31 126 0 4.1 1.9 7.9 1996 NFL Dallas Cowboys 34 16 10 83 1 8.3 0.6 5.2 1997 NFL Dallas Cowboys 35 16 6 20 0 3.3 0.4 1.3 Totals NCAA Totals 33 1014 5259 49 5.2 30.7 159.4 DAL 81 818 3491 27 4.3 10.1 43.1 MIN 42 551 2264 20 4.1 13.1 53.9 NYG 16 31 126 0 4.1 1.9 7.9 PHI 48 554 2344 14 4.2 11.5 48.8 NFL Totals 187 1954 8225 61 4.2 10.4 44.0 USFL Totals 54 1143 5562 54 4.9 21.2 103.0 -
With his combined 13787 rushing yards...only Emmit Smith, Sander, Payton, Curtis Martin and Frank Gore have had more career rushing yards than Herschel Walker.
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And Bo Jackson was the man. Period. once in a lifetime athlete.
If he had focused just on football, imagine how much more dominant he'd have been. The crazy thing was he never lifted weights either. I knew a guy at my college like him, granted it was NAIA, but dude was built like a bodybuilder... was the best baseball player, best football player (also a RB) and said coaches let him slide on lifting because he played two sports and his production was the best.
I could take all the steroids in the world for a decade and train with top strength coaches and still never be as strong or as fast as Bo. Genetics are a bitch
Herschel Walker didn't lift weights either. His body was sculpted by pure calestenics. Pushups, situp, pullups etc.
I also wondered how good he could have been had he not gone to play in the USFL.
Even so...his NFL stats were pretty good:
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Games Rushing Receiving Year Age Tm Pos No. G GS Rush Yds TD Lng Y/A Y/G A/G Tgt Rec Yds Y/R TD Lng R/G Y/G Ctch% YScm RRTD Fmb AV Career 187 137 1954 8225 61 91 4.2 44.0 10.4 296 512 4859 9.5 21 93 2.7 26.0 13084 82 41 98 6 yrs DAL 81 48 818 3491 27 84 4.3 43.1 10.1 33 232 2556 11.0 8 84 2.9 31.6 6047 35 17 42 3 yrs MIN 42 40 551 2264 20 71 4.1 53.9 13.1 86 681 7.9 5 32 2.0 16.2 2945 25 11 23 3 yrs PHI 48 46 554 2344 14 91 4.2 48.8 11.5 219 163 1388 8.5 7 93 3.4 28.9 3732 21 13 30 1 yr NYG 16 3 31 126 0 36 4.1 7.9 1.9 44 31 234 7.5 1 34 1.9 14.6 360 1 0 3 1986 24 DAL rb 34 16 9 151 737 12 84 4.9 46.1 9.4 76 837 11.0 2 84 4.8 52.3 0.0% 1574 14 5 12 1987* 25 DAL RB 34 12 11 209 891 7 60 4.3 74.3 17.4 60 715 11.9 1 44 5.0 59.6 0.0% 1606 8 4 13 1988* 26 DAL RB 34 16 16 361 1514 5 38 4.2 94.6 22.6 53 505 9.5 2 50 3.3 31.6 0.0% 2019 7 6 12 1989 27 2TM 16 14 250 915 7 47 3.7 57.2 15.6 40 423 10.6 2 52 2.5 26.4 0.0% 1338 9 7 10 DAL rb 34 5 5 81 246 2 20 3.0 49.2 16.2 22 261 11.9 1 52 4.4 52.2 0.0% 507 3 2 3 MIN RB 34 11 9 169 669 5 47 4.0 60.8 15.4 18 162 9.0 1 24 1.6 14.7 0.0% 831 6 5 7 1990 28 MIN KR/RB 34 16 16 184 770 5 58 4.2 48.1 11.5 35 315 9.0 4 32 2.2 19.7 0.0% 1085 9 4 8 1991 29 MIN RB 34 15 15 198 825 10 71 4.2 55.0 13.2 33 204 6.2 0 19 2.2 13.6 0.0% 1029 10 2 8 1992 30 PHI RB 34 16 16 267 1070 8 38 4.0 66.9 16.7 47 38 278 7.3 2 41 2.4 17.4 80.9% 1348 10 6 12 1993 31 PHI RB 34 16 16 174 746 1 35 4.3 46.6 10.9 91 75 610 8.1 3 55 4.7 38.1 82.4% 1356 4 3 10 1994 32 PHI KR/RB 34 16 14 113 528 5 91 4.7 33.0 7.1 81 50 500 10.0 2 93 3.1 31.3 61.7% 1028 7 4 8 1995 33 NYG KR 34 16 3 31 126 0 36 4.1 7.9 1.9 44 31 234 7.5 1 34 1.9 14.6 70.5% 360 1 0 3 1996 34 DAL KR 34 16 1 10 83 1 39 8.3 5.2 0.6 10 7 89 12.7 0 24 0.4 5.6 70.0% 172 1 0 1 1997 35 DAL fb/KR 34 16 6 6 20 0 11 3.3 1.3 0.4 23 14 149 10.6 2 64 0.9 9.3 60.9% 169 2 0 1 5 playoff games - full playoff gamelogsHerschel Walker didn't lift weights either. His body was sculpted by pure calestenics. Pushups, situp, pullups etc.
I also wondered how good he could have been had he not gone to play in the USFL.
Even so...his NFL stats were pretty good:
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Games Rushing Receiving Year Age Tm Pos No. G GS Rush Yds TD Lng Y/A Y/G A/G Tgt Rec Yds Y/R TD Lng R/G Y/G Ctch% YScm RRTD Fmb AV Career 187 137 1954 8225 61 91 4.2 44.0 10.4 296 512 4859 9.5 21 93 2.7 26.0 13084 82 41 98 6 yrs DAL 81 48 818 3491 27 84 4.3 43.1 10.1 33 232 2556 11.0 8 84 2.9 31.6 6047 35 17 42 3 yrs MIN 42 40 551 2264 20 71 4.1 53.9 13.1 86 681 7.9 5 32 2.0 16.2 2945 25 11 23 3 yrs PHI 48 46 554 2344 14 91 4.2 48.8 11.5 219 163 1388 8.5 7 93 3.4 28.9 3732 21 13 30 1 yr NYG 16 3 31 126 0 36 4.1 7.9 1.9 44 31 234 7.5 1 34 1.9 14.6 360 1 0 3 1986 24 DAL rb 34 16 9 151 737 12 84 4.9 46.1 9.4 76 837 11.0 2 84 4.8 52.3 0.0% 1574 14 5 12 1987* 25 DAL RB 34 12 11 209 891 7 60 4.3 74.3 17.4 60 715 11.9 1 44 5.0 59.6 0.0% 1606 8 4 13 1988* 26 DAL RB 34 16 16 361 1514 5 38 4.2 94.6 22.6 53 505 9.5 2 50 3.3 31.6 0.0% 2019 7 6 12 1989 27 2TM 16 14 250 915 7 47 3.7 57.2 15.6 40 423 10.6 2 52 2.5 26.4 0.0% 1338 9 7 10 DAL rb 34 5 5 81 246 2 20 3.0 49.2 16.2 22 261 11.9 1 52 4.4 52.2 0.0% 507 3 2 3 MIN RB 34 11 9 169 669 5 47 4.0 60.8 15.4 18 162 9.0 1 24 1.6 14.7 0.0% 831 6 5 7 1990 28 MIN KR/RB 34 16 16 184 770 5 58 4.2 48.1 11.5 35 315 9.0 4 32 2.2 19.7 0.0% 1085 9 4 8 1991 29 MIN RB 34 15 15 198 825 10 71 4.2 55.0 13.2 33 204 6.2 0 19 2.2 13.6 0.0% 1029 10 2 8 1992 30 PHI RB 34 16 16 267 1070 8 38 4.0 66.9 16.7 47 38 278 7.3 2 41 2.4 17.4 80.9% 1348 10 6 12 1993 31 PHI RB 34 16 16 174 746 1 35 4.3 46.6 10.9 91 75 610 8.1 3 55 4.7 38.1 82.4% 1356 4 3 10 1994 32 PHI KR/RB 34 16 14 113 528 5 91 4.7 33.0 7.1 81 50 500 10.0 2 93 3.1 31.3 61.7% 1028 7 4 8 1995 33 NYG KR 34 16 3 31 126 0 36 4.1 7.9 1.9 44 31 234 7.5 1 34 1.9 14.6 70.5% 360 1 0 3 1996 34 DAL KR 34 16 1 10 83 1 39 8.3 5.2 0.6 10 7 89 12.7 0 24 0.4 5.6 70.0% 172 1 0 1 1997 35 DAL fb/KR 34 16 6 6 20 0 11 3.3 1.3 0.4 23 14 149 10.6 2 64 0.9 9.3 60.9% 169 2 0 1 5 playoff games - full playoff gamelogsWalker is another freak. Have you seen his MMA fights? Incredible. Supposedly he eats almost nothing except a salad all day, and does a ton of pushups as a warm up.
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My name is Tour and I'm here to help... and split peas...
Biggest contributor I heard (in ESPN's documentary, You Don't Know Bo) was that when Bo's hip pulled out of it's socket, it trapped a major artery when it popped right back into the socket. This went undetected and the reduced blood flow actually caused his hip to "die". IIRC the pinched artery was "found" when they did his hip replacement.
Was that reflected in what you heard?
Dude gets his hip replaced and comes back and still hits home runs. Freakish athlete.
Saw him at old Municipal stadium playing for the Royals against the Indians. He put on a show that night.
Dude gets his hip replaced and comes back and still hits home runs. Freakish athlete.
Saw him at old Municipal stadium playing for the Royals against the Indians. He put on a show that night.
So did I, in fact in the game I saw him play we were sitting out in the lower left field stands. He strikes out the first three times vs Swindell, and this guy behind me is just riding Bo all game long. At one point, Bo turns around and stares in our general direction. My friend and I are about 13 or so, and damn near piss our pants because we thought Bo thought it was us giving him Sheet and that he was going to jump the outfield fence and beat our asses.
Fourth time up to bat he hits a homer.
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I likeee his top mock. Question Tour, Fitzpatrick or Chubb @ #4?
Not there yet, h... but right now I lean Fitz or trade down.
Am still really confused on why Alex would still follow Dorsey to Browns? Money won't talk loud for Alex like Cousins this season, but as Pats & Jimmy G...KC's trade partner will..
Because trade is the route to securing Alex's services.
If he wants to play, he'd have no say...
Rumble, young man, rumble!
Because trade is the route to securing Alex's services.
If he wants to play, he'd have no say...
Rumble, young man, rumble!
rumble or restructure a year to stay a Chiefs back-up
. listening to Andy & Alex from yesterday I'd say he's gone. It will cost a 3rd(he's 34) but KC sits like 22 in 2nd round with no 1st..I'd guess it would properly also cost a swapping team trade in 2nd round to fall to KC's pick at lucky #22🥷.(#54)why trade him in conference? that would be like 7 teams, to Browns, it would be like Santa Reid giving Alex a jail sentence (ha/Ho) if Cousin or Eli goes? but that leaves the other Team in Red..the Alex sweepstakes winner is Arizona Cardinals.. maybe..for January that's my guess..Boooooo! ...(ok Barkley I'll get out of your way)
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Won’t matter if Hue is coaching. They will go 0-16 again
BINGO
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There was some question about Voch Lombardi's comments on Barkley's blocking.
I decided to rewatch the videos and actually listen more closely... I did say videos, because one was a quick look and the other was a fuller draft analysis.
Here, I'll let you listen for yourselves.
This upper one is from last off season.
IMO- Barkley became much better and more consistent as a blocker last season.
Rushing - A++
Receiving A
Returning A
Pass Blocking B+
Passing A- lol, Come on he was like 2 for 2 and a TD or something
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The draft is very hard to predict.
But the Browns are not taking Barkley #1.
Not hard to predict if you are predicting the Browns. They always throw their 1st round picks away.
They won't take Barkley at #1, but they'll take a homosexual Cowboy fan at #1? LMAO@ The Browns.
Barkley is THE pick of the draft. If the Browns are stupid enough to pass om him at #1, they won't get a chance at #4
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