KeLLy1278

What you THINK you would do is a lot different than what you WOULD do if something like that happened relating to your son or daughter. Would you try to cover something up for your mentally ill son or daughter? Plenty of people would, plenty of people wouldn’t. If this was a cover up and OJ’s son Jason did do it.. everyone is obviously free to think and judge however they want. But as far as profiting from it and so on.. he obviously was not able to find any work on television after this whole thing went down so he decided to profit on it in other ways. I heard he turned down a heck of a lot of opportunities to make much more money off of it. This is one of those things that will forever live in infamy no matter what.

Who did they release for that? Wow.. so all someone has to do is accuse me of something and my career is over. Hilariously sad times we live in.

They should but who knows. Nowadays everyone is so afraid to god forbid say anything that may offend anyone. It’s all about pandering and being inclusive ad nauseam. What they should do is state that what he did on the field was not done before or since. Period. His peak was remarkable and his records may never be broken. Leave it at that. This is the NFL no more, no less.

It’s funny how many people suddenly turn into couch attorneys the moment OJ gets mentioned. What plenty of people casually overlook is that Nicole had someone else’s blood under her fingernails. It wasn’t hers, Ron’s or OJ’s. People should look a little closer at OJ’s son.. his actions and mental state just before the time of the murders were absolutely chaotic. There is a lot of smoke there.

He is one of the GOATS.. He was a phenom athlete. There’s no denying that. Top five back of all time imo. From a pure talent perspective he was about as good as it gets.

I saw some of his highlights at USC recently.. he’s got more highlights in college than most backs have in an entire pro career. One of the very best players ever.

The best back of the 1970s and a top five back of all time. Phenom talent.

Ha! Man I have been looking around for a signed Gretzky photo or card for a while and the prices are just thru the roof.. obviously he is one of those very few “it” athletes that transcends his sport.. it’s impossible to find something legit of his at a reasonable price. Even the “acceptable” condition stuff is priced high. That’s a heck of a light show! Ha!

I don’t want to go off on a tangent here but boy did I always find Smith overrated during that 90s era. He couldn’t do half of what Thomas used to do. Forget the running for a second.. just take a look at the blocking and receiving. Thomas was a legit three down back, the most versatile of the three. Sanders was just as shifty and quick as it gets. If I were to rank them… 1) Sanders 2) Thomas 3) Smith

Hard to say.. his signature definitely isn’t cheap. Someone mentioned that Thurman Thomas’s rookie card fetches like $3.00 now? Not signed obviously but still. A value that low for an obvious hall of fame player. I can’t make heads or tails out of it.

A Thurman Thomas rookie card is worth $3.00 ? Hard to believe. What a bizarre market.

Ok I ended up looking though all my stuff and it turned out to be more than I thought.. I probably need to add something t by Bruce Smith and Josh Allen at some point but I’m pretty happy with what I have: Signed mini-helmets: Darryl Talley Jim Kelly OJ Simpson Thurman Thomas Rookie cards: Steve Tasker (signed) OJ Simpson Don Beebe (signed) Signed Photos: Darryl Talley Don Beebe OJ Simpson Jim Kelly Andre Reed Steve Tasker *In looking through some of this stuff, I managed to find an old 8x10 photo of Stan “the man” Musiał signed!! Uhh.. dad?? What’s the story there? Ha!

I have a photo and mini helmet signed by OJ. I’m good. I took a look around for some Josh Allen stuff recently but it’s over the top expensive. Maybe after he retires..

Impressive! There’s nothing like getting memorabilia as a kid though. It’s great to be able to go to a signing or just buy it somewhere as an adult but being a kid and getting things like this is on another level.

That’s an amazing piece. Keep it away from direct sunlight and it will last for generations.