04-05-2014, 12:10 PM
IF Fred Taylor had a healthy career he would of smashed every rushing record. He has a rare combination of speed and power. Injuries took some of his speed but he still had a great career.
Quote:IF Fred Taylor had a healthy career he would of smashed every rushing record. He has a rare combination of speed and power. Injuries took some of his speed but he still had a great career.Same goes with Boselli and numerous other NFL players. Woulda, coulda, shoulda.
Quote: How was it a silly comparison??? Barry Sanders equated to Fred in the comparison as both were the elite talents. MoJo compared to Curtis Martin as both were "very good" all around RB, but yet neither ever were really an "elite talent".. Curtis Martin is a terrible comparison. Dude was phenomenal and will probably be a future HOF candidate. 14,000+ rushing yards, 90 TDs. Consistent every year.
Its not specifically comparing the each's game to the other, but the level of player.
I didn't think it was that hard to comprehend, nor did I think it was "baseless & [BLEEP]"...
Quote:. Curtis Martin is a terrible comparison. Dude was phenomenal and will probably be a future HOF candidate. 14,000+ rushing yards, 90 TDs. Consistent every year.
Quote:Martin already is a HoF.really? He made it quicker than I thought he would
Quote:. Curtis Martin is a terrible comparison. Dude was phenomenal and will probably be a future HOF candidate. 14,000+ rushing yards, 90 TDs. Consistent every year.
Quote:IF Fred Taylor had a healthy career he would of smashed every rushing record. He has a rare combination of speed and power. Injuries took some of his speed but he still had a great career.
Quote:Curtis Martin was not "phenominal". He was a very good player that made the HOF as a "compiler". Would be similar to if Craig Biggio made the baseball HOF....very good player, nothing at all outstanding about them, but they consistently put up very good numbers for a loooooong time.
Fred Taylor was a legit PHENOMINAL talent. As was Barry Sanders. As was Gayle Sayers as currently is Adrian Peterson. Gayle Sayers, like Fred Taylor would have put up ridiculous numbers career wise if not for injuries cutting their time.
MoJo is like Curtis Martin at a similar part of Martin's career. The only thing different is that I see MoJo declining a lot earlier than Martin did.
Quote:Curtis Martin was not "phenominal". He was a very good player that made the HOF as a "compiler". Would be similar to if Craig Biggio made the baseball HOF....very good player, nothing at all outstanding about them, but they consistently put up very good numbers for a loooooong time.
Fred Taylor was a legit PHENOMINAL talent. As was Barry Sanders. As was Gayle Sayers as currently is Adrian Peterson. Gayle Sayers, like Fred Taylor would have put up ridiculous numbers career wise if not for injuries cutting their time.
MoJo is like Curtis Martin at a similar part of Martin's career. The only thing different is that I see MoJo declining a lot earlier than Martin did.
Quote:Let's have a ROH for loyal fans.
When would TMD get in? Would he? Should he? Should attendance be necessary? Does amount of posts count? How about banishments?
Quote:I am not saying MJD was on the same level of Fred but that dosen't negate MJD's accomplishments and he should certainly be in the ring as well.
Quote:Nope...I don't wanna see him up there. In my opinion, he was a selfish, self-centered player. I'll remember him for how he held out for more money and hurt the team in the process. In my opinion, I also think that he pretty much quit the last couple of years. He did indeed have some impressive stats... but not over-all as good as Fred Taylor. To me, he just doesn't feel like someone who should be up there. Like others have already stated, I'd rather see Jimmy Smith up there than MJD... I think that at least when he (Jimmy Smith) played for the team, he played FOR the team, not himself. In my opinion, if you didn't play for Tom C, you shouldn't be up there.. I think mjd was a Team Guy .. Selfish players take plays off .. I never seen that with mjd .. I look at the way he blocked consistently ..a selfish player won't consistently put in that kind of work.. Quit the last couple of years??? I guess knee & foot injuries equate as quitting round here .He did hold out .. But in the Nfl it's called a business decision.
Quote:Nope...I don't wanna see him up there. In my opinion, he was a selfish, self-centered player. I'll remember him for how he held out for more money and hurt the team in the process. In my opinion, I also think that he pretty much quit the last couple of years. He did indeed have some impressive stats... but not over-all as good as Fred Taylor. To me, he just doesn't feel like someone who should be up there. Like others have already stated, I'd rather see Jimmy Smith up there than MJD... I think that at least when he (Jimmy Smith) played for the team, he played FOR the team, not himself. In my opinion, if you didn't play for Tom C, you shouldn't be up there.The only thing MJD did wrong was listen to his idiotic agent.