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3 hours ago, KW95 said:

Im a Bills fan and I hate Brady more than anyone else in the history of the NFL.  Even more than OJ and Hernandez.

It's a difficult thing to reconcile in ones mind; being a Bills fan and not liking OJ. Can one be a huge fan of the player and despise the man?

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3 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

Umm NO!  This is.

 

 

Not sure if that first pick was his only pick-6 of his career, but that first one they show, he was down before getting in.

 

I think even the ref marked it on the 1/2 yard line.  Ref came right in w/his foot to spot where he was down.  I forgot how much better no technology made refs (which is debatable)... They used better spotting techniques.

 

Anyway, that couldn't have been the pick 6 of his career.  It must not be on film?

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5 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

If you're a Bills Fan there's only one "Hit Heard Round the World" and Brady ain't in it. 

You are so right 26. That play of Stratton crushing Lincoln (who would later play for the Bills) was universally known by that title. Thanks for the vid, great memories of that awesome defense back then.

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7 hours ago, kdiggz said:

INdeed!

 

6 hours ago, White Linen said:

This was already posted IN another thread.

 

Prove it. Provide a link to the other thread, use the report function, and if true, the mods will close this thread as a duplicate thread. 

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5 hours ago, yungmack said:

That is the best. Those teams were outstanding. Thanks for posting this.

 

3 hours ago, jabu said:

You are so right 26. That play of Stratton crushing Lincoln (who would later play for the Bills) was universally known by that title. Thanks for the vid, great memories of that awesome defense back then.

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10 hours ago, kdiggz said:

INdeed!

 

9 hours ago, White Linen said:

This was already posted IN another thread.

 

Please stop this practice. It contributes nothing to the discussion and is just a waste of people’s time. 

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6 hours ago, MiltonWaddams said:

It's a difficult thing to reconcile in ones mind; being a Bills fan and not liking OJ. Can one be a huge fan of the player and despise the man?

 

It makes me both angry and sad that Simpson was the best Bills player ever ... and that memories of him are forever tarnished by his actions after he retired from the game.

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7 hours ago, MiltonWaddams said:

It's a difficult thing to reconcile in ones mind; being a Bills fan and not liking OJ. Can one be a huge fan of the player and despise the man?

Sure, be a fan of what he was when he was on the field....not what he is or has turned into. Ever since all this stuff has come out about CTE, and not to use it as an excuse in any way, but I have been curious as to how much it had an effect on him and if it contributed to what happened with murders.  

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It's really hard to intentionally hurt someone in football unless you blatantly go after them. No one is going to do that. Owners will loose too much money.

In this zone scheme, better to first stop the run, then drop back one of the big guys in the middle, and try to knock down passes. Make them have to go a lot of plays to get in the red zone, then tight coverage in a short field to hold them to field goals.

I'm more concerned about the 3 and Outs, and also stopping the run. TT needs to run up the middle, get 3 or 4 yards if there's no easy completion.

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8 hours ago, MiltonWaddams said:

It's a difficult thing to reconcile in ones mind; being a Bills fan and not liking OJ. Can one be a huge fan of the player and despise the man?

 

I love OJ the player.  I don't think any RB - besides Jim Brown - comes close to him.  And - as a player - OJ was a class  act.  

 

I despise OJ the man.  He should still be in prison.  In fact, the world would be a better place if he had never been born.  

 

 

12 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

Umm NO!  This is.

 

 

 

Yep.  For a Bills fan there's only one "Hit Heard Around the World" just like there's only one game known as "The Comeback."

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5 minutes ago, hondo in seattle said:

 

I love OJ the player.  I don't think any RB - besides Jim Brown - comes close to him.  And - as a player - OJ was a class  act.  

 

I despise OJ the man.  He should still be in prison.  In fact, the world would be a better place if he had never been born.  

 

 

 

Yep.  For a Bills fan there's only one "Hit Heard Around the World" just like there's only one game known as "The Comeback."

I was there.  Still to me the greatest play in Bills history.

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He’s definitely learned from all those years. You NEVER see Brady run like that anymore. He not taking a big hit at any costs.

 

Hell, he doesn’t even try and tackle after throwing an interception.

4 hours ago, SDS said:

 

 

Please stop this practice. It contributes nothing to the discussion and is just a waste of people’s time. 

The “in” crowd is almost as bad as the morons who post “dilly dilly.” What insight! 

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13 minutes ago, Idandria said:

He’s definitely learned from all those years. You NEVER see Brady run like that anymore. He not taking a big hit at any costs.

 

Hell, he doesn’t even try and tackle after throwing an interception.

The “in” crowd is almost as bad as the morons who post “dilly dilly.” What insight! 

 

Wasn't it just last season where he was out infront of a play against the Jets and no one even hit him? 

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4 minutes ago, Helpmenow said:

Maybe with jets franchise

 

That was the hit that launched the Brady era, which affected the entire NFL. Nate's hit on Brady was fun to watch, but it had no far-reaching or long-term implications.

 

 

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