Badmike wrote:What a great day for Canton....the greatest RB of all time along with the greatest WR of all time. May be a long time until someone at either position eclipses their careers. I may be a Cowboys homer, but I teared up about the same time Emmitt did, when he was thanking FB Moose Johnston. Fullbacks have one of the crappiest jobs in football, it was great to see Moose get his props. Hopefully the old timers committee one day will see fit to giving Moose a well deserved spot in the Hall.Mike B.http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/halloffam ... id=5445640[/url]
Agent Cooper wrote:BADMIKE-Fullback is a hard way to make a living. I think O-line is an even tougher job; you get beat up every week working your tail off and you get none of the glory.But today I think Cornerbacks have it the worst. Sprinting up and down the field after receivers every play, and with today's rules they're not allowed to do much of anything to really stop a pass. Everything is a flag now, so basically all they can do is just try to keep up alongside their guy and hope for the best. Plus they get burned alot in hare-brained zone coverage schemes.Has to be a frustrating position to play.Safety too, but at least they get to clock somebody at full speed in the flats every once in a while, so they have an emotional outlet.
ashmire13 wrote:You had me completely confused, until I remembered you guys have your day and months round the wrong way... Still, it'll work for us in just under a months time
FormCritic wrote:I was wondering if any UK members would point this out.In Blighty, do you say, "Our game is on November 3rd." or do you say, "Our game is on 3rd November?"
benjoshua wrote:A section of US Highway 29 in Georgia will be dedicated and named after my father this Saturday at 11:00AM. This was made official when the Georgia legislature passed HR 1147. The dedication will be on US 29 at the Alabama/Georgia line, and its length is from the city limits of LaGrange, GA to the Chattahoochee River. It will be dedicated as the "Millard Fuller Memorial Highway." At a later date, Alabama will dedicate US 29 on its side of the border from the state line to the Lee County line with the same name. US 29 runs through the part of the state where my dad grew up, primarily Valley, Alabama.As we say down south, "Ya'll come!"
bbarsh wrote:I would not worry too much about these guys. I am sure after a lifetime of football, they are not as "frustrated" by normal football conditions. For them it is about winning and losing. They want their personal props for sure, but trust me when I say that winning solves most of these frustrations. And checking the balance of their bank account helps, I am sure!
Agent Cooper wrote:But I have to wonder how much you can really force yourself to care about winning or losing after you've made your first 10 million dollars.
JohnGaunt wrote:I have had my first non-delivery complaint from an Amazon customer.He acknowledges that USPS Delivery Confirmation shows the item as deliveredHe wants a refund or a re-ship of the itemI have opened a case with Amazon. Anyone want to guess what will happen? Will I lose and pay from my pocket, will I lose and Amazon pays, or will he lose and leave me bad feedback? Those are the three possibilities that I see. Any other other possibilities?
