FozzyBear
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Walter never played for the Lions though
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The 70's Bears were pretty bad. That said, Barry is a better RB but I'd rather have Walter
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The fact he dealt with a stacked box and the Lions still couldnt throw is mind blowing. But, the worst is them not letting him go to a winner so retired. That dude was the most amazing back I ever seen.
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Sanders had a very flashy style of running that when it worked, made a lot of defenses look stupid. he didn't initiate contact and demolish people like Payton. hence his negative yard runs and getting yoinked at the goal line. Emmitt Smith was neither in Sanders or Payton's league, and is well aware of such.
Grimson's still cunting about Super Bowl XX and broom closets and shit. it would be adorable if it wasn't so played out and pathetic now. one love Grimson.
Grimson's still cunting about Super Bowl XX and broom closets and shit. it would be adorable if it wasn't so played out and pathetic now. one love Grimson.
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Happy belated bday LT!
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Honestly, I'm just amazed that Barry Sanders was in a playoff game.
Also, he was so ahead of his time, that even the old cheesedick announcers don't know what to say when he breaks off a big run.
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Uh oh, the resident Lions troll's toilet sense must be going off. I imagine he'll be here shortly to have one his meltdowns and he'll post a picture of Andy Dalton.