Okay I know this is a Broncos Website....
.....and I bleed orange and blue allday everyday....I cant get enough when it comes to talking about our Broncos....but I just had to stray off topic for a brief second to say that.....
BARRY SANDERS was SSSIIIIICCCKKKKK!!!!!!
I was just watching NFL films today and thought i would share that with the rest of the community. He was ridiculous...everyday was halloween for him cuz he was a MONSTER...
what I love best are all the comments and quotes his opponents would have during games about him. Will there ever be another Barry Sanders? I think we came close with Quinten Griffin (in size def not in moves or overall ability) but I would love to see another Barry Sanders in the NFL....
I will always remember the day when our own John Lynch (with the Bucs at the time) was standing in the running lane on the LOS with nothing but him there and Barry right in front of him and he missed him COMPLETELY...didnt even graze him...ridiculous.
They showed a clip of Barry popping Rod Woodsons ACL without Rod even touching him...ridiculous moves...
Sorry about taking up this time with randomness.....now I digress :)
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I just watched that show too
It made me realize again just how good the guy was. Too bad he gave it up so early. It’s also too bad that the Lions never had enough to go to the playoffs more than they did with Barry.
"If Denver beats us, I'll walk back to Detroit" - Alex Karras
by Denver Diehard on Jul 1, 2008 2:33 PM MDT reply actions 0 recs
Barry Sanders was a special talent, but even he couldn't
lift the Lions from its doormat status. 2000 Yards got them a first round exit from the playoffs didn’t it?
TD was different, but more dominant in my opinion. Not only cut he not be stopped, but the Broncos won championships with him. I suppose I just put titles above personal achievments. It’s all for not if you don’t get the trophy at the end of the year.
Or maybe I am just still angry at him for quitting before his time. ;)
If God is not a Bronco fan, then WHY are sunsets Blue and Orange? - Jon Tollerud 5/22/08
The Quest ~ TSG 5/19/08
by Tim Lynch on Jul 1, 2008 3:01 PM MDT reply actions 0 recs
THE BEST, hands down in my humble opinion...
Bo Jackson. No RB scared me more. I’ll go even further and say he was THE BEST athlete of the century and the best RB to ever carry the rock. I know his PT role hurts him in these types of discussions/debates, but when I tell my kids about the best, he’s the one.
I wish Woody Paige was our coach!
by bcfunk on Jul 2, 2008 7:52 PM MDT reply actions 0 recs
Say WHAT!
Bedtime stories are great for kids, but please…............. False illusions of reality can have drastic effects on young minds.
"If Denver beats us, I'll walk back to Detroit" - Alex Karras
by Denver Diehard on Jul 3, 2008 11:48 AM MDT up reply actions 0 recs
Everyone remembers
Him running over an overrated Bosworth and the 91 yards TD run. BFD!!! He was a good athlete but not even close to the best. I am with Diehard on this
by broncfanstuckinsd on Jul 3, 2008 12:03 PM MDT up reply actions 0 recs
Walter Peyton
Soldier Field had grass and Sweetness believed that it was cowardly to run out of bounds. I also loved Sanders, but it was also true that the ‘turf helped him and that the evolution of the game changed defenses in a big way.
Butkus was unbelieveably quick, sideline to sideline. I’ll never forget the Saturday night he was on two canes, barely able to walk, but achieved 21 unassisted tackles the next day. He was something to see.
There aren't any algorithms for character or courage, but you can't coach either
by Emmett Smith on Jul 2, 2008 9:20 PM MDT reply actions 0 recs

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