Once in a Lifetime?
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Something I didn't know about Garrett, but apparently he's a really good guy to boot. Like, he's into community programs, wants to be a mentor, and doesn't have a hint of scandal in his background. Of course, all that can change when the asshole media people dig into a kid's life, but whatever. Apparently Garrett is the kind of guy you want representing your franchise.
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Yep, he was at FSU for about 8 months, but I believe he was a tackle, not a guard. Sorry about that. Walked in from JUCO ball, dominated every single person he played against, and then went to the NFL for about 12 years. He was a grown-ass man. I think he only played 11 games for FSU, and then he went straight to the NFL and continued to whip ass. He played LT for the Seahawks and was one of the reasons Shawn Alexander ran for a billion yards.
Randy Moss is an excellent addition to this list. Funny thing about Randy Moss that not everyone knows is he played for my boys at Florida State for about 3 months until he got kicked out for smoking weed all day. I was a freshman in college when Moss was there, and he showed up at the rec center when I was playing basketball. Moss looked like a freak of nature. He was pretty tall, but he seemed taller because he was SO thin. And believe me when I say he was so damn fast, it didn't make sense. He didn't run, he GLIDED across the floor, and then he didn't jump...he BOUNCED. Letting him go was one of the hardest thing Bobby Bowden had to do.
Yep, he was at FSU for about 8 months, but I believe he was a tackle, not a guard. Sorry about that. Walked in from JUCO ball, dominated every single person he played against, and then went to the NFL for about 12 years. He was a grown-ass man. I think he only played 11 games for FSU, and then he went straight to the NFL and continued to whip ass. He played LT for the Seahawks and was one of the reasons Shawn Alexander ran for a billion yards.
Jones was a great LT. Easy Top 5...
He may not have been in "your lifetime", but there is only one OT I'd consider to be the Oncer... Anthony Munoz... best I've ever seen... my GOAT. But as I more or less said above, for me, a Oncer has to be a super-GOAT and there are a couple others that may be close enough to AM that I can't quite go there.
Hadn't really thought about Anthony to this point, tho... which in itself would tend to eliminate the position. As would the fact that I'd still have to think on his inclusion.
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Something I didn't know about Garrett, but apparently he's a really good guy to boot. Like, he's into community programs, wants to be a mentor, and doesn't have a hint of scandal in his background. Of course, all that can change when the asshole media people dig into a kid's life, but whatever. Apparently Garrett is the kind of guy you want representing your franchise.
Something I didn't know about Garrett, but apparently he's a really good guy to boot. Like, he's into community programs, wants to be a mentor, and doesn't have a hint of scandal in his background. Of course, all that can change when the asshole media people dig into a kid's life, but whatever. Apparently Garrett is the kind of guy you want representing your franchise.
Nice looking, quick-to-smile kid to boot with a great speaking voice and some presser chops. Real "Face of..." potential there.
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To clarify, in 09 when Von posted 18 sacks or whatever it was (junior year), he was at DE. But he did go to OLB as a senior.
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Myles had an older brother who was a pro NBA player but ruined it with the wacky weed. His older sister was a track star like their mother. I found an article from 2015 that pretty well sums him up.
"Myles loves them both, but he knows what their stories tell him. “My brother was an example for what not to do,” he says. “The weed, it’s a distraction. A lot of other things can be distractions—girls, other drugs, fame and ego. I don’t want any of that to distract me from my main goal, which is going to the NFL and being the best defensive lineman or player who ever played.” He also said he has never used drugs or alcohol because of what happened to his brother.
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I want Garrett or Allen at #1. I am not on board with any QB in this class going #1. Trubisky at the Eagles pick I can live with.
You won't live with it because he won't be there.
What the fuck is wrong with you dimbulbs that don't get that? So many of you say get MT with the Eagles pick. Unless they take away 3-4 of the Eagles wins from them this year to reduce their total to like 1 win, that pick will not garner Trubisky.
You won't live with it because he won't be there.
What the fuck is wrong with you dimbulbs that don't get that? So many of you say get MT with the Eagles pick. Unless they take away 3-4 of the Eagles wins from them this year to reduce their total to like 1 win, that pick will not garner Trubisky.
I really don't give a shit about getting Trubisky thus the living with it (tolerating it) at the Eagles pick. Two defenders in the first round in a talented defensive class is my preference.
Taking a swing at #1 on a QB in a weak QB class would be a very Browns move.
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Gip is locked in until May come hell or high water.
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Gip is locked in until May come hell or high water.
Gip is locked in until May come hell or high water.
Yep. That's what sucks. Happy to discuss players a guy likes. But you have to be open minded. This is gonna be a beating.
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Myles had an older brother who was a pro NBA player but ruined it with the wacky weed. His older sister was a track star like their mother. I found an article from 2015 that pretty well sums him up.
"Myles loves them both, but he knows what their stories tell him. “My brother was an example for what not to do,” he says. “The weed, it’s a distraction. A lot of other things can be distractions—girls, other drugs, fame and ego. I don’t want any of that to distract me from my main goal, which is going to the NFL and being the best defensive lineman or player who ever played.” He also said he has never used drugs or alcohol because of what happened to his brother.
Myles had an older brother who was a pro NBA player but ruined it with the wacky weed. His older sister was a track star like their mother. I found an article from 2015 that pretty well sums him up.
"Myles loves them both, but he knows what their stories tell him. “My brother was an example for what not to do,” he says. “The weed, it’s a distraction. A lot of other things can be distractions—girls, other drugs, fame and ego. I don’t want any of that to distract me from my main goal, which is going to the NFL and being the best defensive lineman or player who ever played.” He also said he has never used drugs or alcohol because of what happened to his brother.
THAT comes under the category of hellacool...
This is gonna be a beating.
We can take it!
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