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ROFLMAO. Wins the Heisman because of a blown coverage when 5 QBs in D1 had better stats. Mediocre NFL player and an absolute cancer in the clubhouse. Why do you think he changed teams every other year. Wore out his welcome everywhere he played.
Besides, BC SUCKS!!! ![]()
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Throwing more obvious names here.
The only NFL ive heard of is Gretsky. MLB wise gotta be Babe Ruth. NBA is MJ for obv reasons. NFL i watch alot of, and know some history. I cant decide on this though for the reasons stated. QBs are the obvious choice... but isnt it easier to pick the best players for a position?? And can i throw a soccer one in there, being european?? Cristiano Ronaldo right now... but all time? He has a shot at it, needs 10 more solid seasons though. Pele is obvious.. ANyone even heard of Eusabio??? |
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i think ronaldo is overrated.. more of a celebrity than a soccer player imo. same goes for beckham.
n i agree with pele; definitely the greatest soccer player of all time. but you cant count out maradona n beckenbauer. marco van basten may be included in that list as well, but those three for sure at the top.
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Here's one right in my wheelhouse.
LMFAO at idiots who think he won for one pass. MORON! He left college.......AS THE ALL TIME LEADING PASSER IN HISTORY. But meatheads like Kurn and others think he just scrambled around for 4 years and threw a couple of screen passes and one long one in Miami. Unreal. He completed the pass in Miami for the same reason every shortsighted person who doesnt know the game fell victim to. They underestimated my boy Dougie. The db's from Miami were quoted as saying 'I didnt think the ball would reach the end zone when I saw it in the air'. The pass was of a low trajectory for a bomb of that length. Watch the play again. They were in perfect position when the ball was in the air. They moved up to knock it down, not thinking it would reach the end zone. Two of them bumped into one another and the miracle was complete. What else can I shoot down very easily.............from heisman.com....... Many felt Doug Flutie's fabled "Hail Mary" pass, which took Boston College to a last-second win over Miami, won the little quarterback the Heisman. Actually, the vote was in before that classic game. And who EVER said he was a cancer in the locker room??? Who? Rob 'the definition of a pretty boy primadona pussy but is tall with a good arm' Johnson. PLEASE Ask the hardest nosed no nosense guy maybe in history, Hall of Famer Mike Ditka if he would take Flutie into battle with him. He would, he has said as much. He got more out of the least of maybe anyone in history. To quote Hall of Famer John Madden "Inch for inch, Flutie in his prime was the best QB of his generation." -He is one of only 34 quarterbacks in NFL history have a perfect QB rating for a game. -Only 5 quarterbacks in pro history have thrown for more yards. -Only 4 quarterbacks in pro history have thrown more touchdowns. Please, please, pretty fucking please tell me who are the 5 quarterbacks who had better stats in 1984. All I can find that I can think of that you will try to pull out of your ass: Robbie Bosco: 283/458, 61.8%, 3875 yds, 33 TD (playing in basically a west coast offense) Bernie Kosar: (cant find full stats atm) 3642 yds, 25 TD Flutie: 233/386, 60.4%, 3454 yds, 27 TD WOW ya those are way better! The other 3 must be off the charts. YOU FUCKING HATERS SUCK PWNED Come stronger please ![]() The name calling is all in jest obv, you got a rise out of me tho! ![]() |
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//threadjack
I don't know baseball, but can comment on the soccer comments thus far. C. Ronaldo isn't overrated, he is one of the better players in the world at this moment. But he is a situational and positional player who requires a talented team around him to shine. He can't hold a candle to players like Zidane who anchored teams and made all their teammates play better. Oh, and C. Ronadlo is a Portuguese douchebag that likes to be sodomized by goats. Pele is one of the greatest for sure, but part of the reason he was so good was that the skill and tactical awareness of the average player at that time was incredibly poor. He would still dominated if he played now, but nowhere near the level that he did back then. If it wasn't for the coke, Maradona would have been the greatest ever. Beckenbauer was a titan, he revolutionized the game more than just about any other player and certainly deserves to be in the conversation. But for my money, if i was picking an all-time team, my first two picks would be Zidane and then Makelele. Soccer is all about creating and managing space, and those two players control the field from box to box better than any other midfield combination in the history of the game. And this was during, arguably, the most talent rich era the sport has ever seen. end threadjack// |
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YOU FUCKING HATERS SUCK
But not as much as anything connected to BC. After the Music City Miracle, Flutie said "If I had plaYED, WE'D HAVE WON." Really, shrimp? I wasn't aware you played on the KO team? Johnson drove them for the go ahead score at the end of the game. Flutie's been a "Me first" guy his entire career. Besides, he went to BC so he sucks by definition.
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Hard to argue with anyone on basketball and Hockey. Clearly MJ and #99 were the greatest ever at their sports.
And Wes hit the nail on the head with Football. Too many different jobs to pick one, but being an ex-LB myself, I'll cast my vote for Lawrence Taylor. I can't imagine how good he would've been had he been drug-free. Now to baseball. I must disagree on Ruth. Yes he could pitch and hit, but I can't pick him as the best ever for two reasons. 1) Offensively, he was a paradigm shift. Pitchers of his era had no clue how to handle a guy who could knock it out of the park on every swing. I can no more call Babe the greatest offensive baseball player based on his stats than I can call Wilt the greatest NBA player based on his. 2) More important, nobody pre-1947 can be considered the greatest since they competed against watered down talent. No hitter who never had to face Satchell Paige in his prime can be considered the best, no pitcher who never had to pitch to the fearsome Josh Gibson can be the best. Thus my vote for the greatest MLB player is Willie Mays.
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FY (lame ass) P
And I'm pretty sure if you were in his shoes, you'd have a bit of a chip on your shoulder too. The guy leaves college as the most prolific QB in history, and then has everybody not even letting him play up to his capabilities. Early on they would basically let him throw like 15 times a game on 3rd and long.?.? uh ha, THAT makes sense. They even tried to completely change the way he threw, again as if he just scrambled around for 4 years. So thats all you got? One quote after a loss like that? After leading the team to a 10-5 record but gets replaced by the senile owner.... I'll take that shrimp over an arrogant know it all any day. sigh have a nice day |
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Drew are you related to him or do you just have a crush on him?
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