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Hall of Fame or Bust - Fred Taylor
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(02-15-2024, 01:11 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote:(02-11-2024, 02:02 PM)Jag149 Wrote: While I agree with the conclusion of your post, I cannot agree with your stats. Mine actually make the gap between them greater. Lol .... Hester had 295 kickoff returns. Back in the day, a player didn't even get hit on a kickoff return until he hit the 20-25 yard line. Based on 295 returns x an automatic 20 yards, pretty much anyone that could run a straight line could get 5,900 yards (of his 7,333 yards) before event taking a hit. Heck, if you want to factor in all purpose yards, then Freddie T (14,079) only has 914 more yards than MJD (13,165) so why isn't MJD being talked about in the same manner as Freddie T? Because 90% of the return yards from a kickoff are a joke. |
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