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Fred Jackson , one of my favorite and a lot of peoples favorite Bills from the last 20 years refuses to quit

 

Still going strong in the AFFL(American flag football league) Fred just scored 2 TDs to help his team beat Michael Vick’s Squad

 

Fred is a great football player and an even better person and I’m glad he as always represented Buffalo with class and pride 

 

Miss ya Freddie 

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/articles.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/index.ssf/2018/07/watch_former_buffalo_bills_rb_fred_jackson_scores_2_tds_in_affl_semifinals_win.amp

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15 minutes ago, Houston's #1 Bills Fan said:

HAHAHAHA - You almost made me spit my lunch out laughing so hard!!

 

"Screen-pass to the flat, and Tolbert tackled for an 8 yard loss!" Hey, let's try that again. We'll get it right THIS time!!!

 

But come playoff time with wind blowing 25mph and a 0-0 game; when we march 90 yards to the 1 yard against one of the best defence in the league, we decide to throw fades and a bunch of other stupid plays.

 

yes, I'm still pissed at the play calling on the 1 yard line that would most likely have won the game even if it was only the second quarter.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Gugny said:

 

Oh my God, no.  This can't be a serious post.

 

Are you being serious? Kyle has gone to 5 pro bowls. Fred Jackson was an average player on terrible teams. Great guy and the only decent player to watch for years on offense, but Kyle has easily had a better career. Go look at Fred's stats. He was never an elite player. He was average.

 

What makes Fred great are the intangibles.

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1 minute ago, MJS said:

 

Are you being serious? Kyle has gone to 5 pro bowls. Fred Jackson was an average player on terrible teams. Great guy and the only decent player to watch for years on offense, but Kyle has easily had a better career. Go look at Fred's stats. He was never an elite player. He was average.

 

What makes Fred great are the intangibles.

 

Kyle Williams was never elite.  Pro Bowls mean nothing.  He, too, was an average player on terrible teams.

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8 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Kyle Williams was never elite.  Pro Bowls mean nothing.  He, too, was an average player on terrible teams.

 

I think most people would agree that Kyle Williams has been a very good player. It's obvious, though, that you have a bias for some reason, so I'm not going to bother. Have a nice day!

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4 hours ago, Homey D. Clown said:

Arguably the greatest Bill since the superbowl years.

 

Eric Moulds

 

 

 

i mean god bless Fred, but you are seriously putting this guy up as your best ever?

 

 

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Man, I appreciated Fred's effort as a Buffalo Bill as much as anyone but people sure do like worshiping "decent" players on bad teams.  Aside from 2011, when Fred was off to an awesome start until he got hurt, he had "nice" statistics but nothing that jumps out at you.  Really hard worker, great guy, and some memorable moments as a Bill, but certainly never an "elite" RB in the NFL.

 

He overcame pretty ridiculous odds to fashion a 9-year NFL career and should be commended for that.  He doesn't belong in the NFL in 2018 and to suggest he's "better" right now, at age 37, than RBs on NFL rosters is a bit silly.  Could he suit up, carry the ball a few times, and catch a few passes?  Sure, but not at the expense of younger players with more potential.

 

When someone starts clamoring for Fred to be on the Bills' wall of fame, my eyes will really start rolling.

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54 minutes ago, MJS said:

 

I think most people would agree that Kyle Williams has been a very good player. It's obvious, though, that you have a bias for some reason, so I'm not going to bother. Have a nice day!

 

I have a bias for some reason because I don't think Kyle Williams was a great player?

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17 minutes ago, eball said:

Man, I appreciated Fred's effort as a Buffalo Bill as much as anyone but people sure do like worshiping "decent" players on bad teams.  Aside from 2011, when Fred was off to an awesome start until he got hurt, he had "nice" statistics but nothing that jumps out at you.  Really hard worker, great guy, and some memorable moments as a Bill, but certainly never an "elite" RB in the NFL.

 

He overcame pretty ridiculous odds to fashion a 9-year NFL career and should be commended for that.  He doesn't belong in the NFL in 2018 and to suggest he's "better" right now, at age 37, than RBs on NFL rosters is a bit silly.  Could he suit up, carry the ball a few times, and catch a few passes?  Sure, but not at the expense of younger players with more potential.

 

When someone starts clamoring for Fred to be on the Bills' wall of fame, my eyes will really start rolling.

 

He led the NFL in all purpose yards before.. don’t let just rushing yards make your opinion of him

 

he was one of the best if not best blocking back among his peers... he was a kick returner / punt returner for us at 1 point

 

a slot receiver and a 3 down back 

 

He was the star of the offense and the league knows how good Fred was

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2 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

 

He was the star of the offense and the league knows how good Fred was

 

"Yeah, when we played those bad-to-average Bills teams we knew #22 would play hard."

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I must say watching these flag football games are entertaining. Maybe the NFL should take note. Not necessarily no contact, but more space. 

 

One thing I thought about was eliminating the number of players on the field or making the field larger. More space would mean less collisions, less collisions means less head injuries. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, TheTruthHurts said:

I must say watching these flag football games are entertaining. Maybe the NFL should take note. Not necessarily no contact, but more space. 

 

One thing I thought about was eliminating the number of players on the field or making the field larger. More space would mean less collisions, less collisions means less head injuries. 

 

 

Both those ideas would drastically change the game.  And no matter what you do youll always have head injuries.  And even with more space players are still going to hit each and collisions will always be there.  For me we either have football or we eventually turned it into a game that was once football.

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9 hours ago, MJS said:

 

Not really. Kyle Williams is easily better.

 

As far as fan favorites i'd say they would be 1 & 2 you can't beat either one for being a class member of the Bills for sure !! 

 

Got a Freddy J jersey want to get a Williams jersey this year & I'll be a happy tail gator !! 

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1 hour ago, T master said:

 

As far as fan favorites i'd say they would be 1 & 2 you can't beat either one for being a class member of the Bills for sure !! 

 

Got a Freddy J jersey want to get a Williams jersey this year & I'll be a happy tail gator !! 

 

As far as fan favorites go, absolutely.

 

7 hours ago, eball said:

Man, I appreciated Fred's effort as a Buffalo Bill as much as anyone but people sure do like worshiping "decent" players on bad teams.  Aside from 2011, when Fred was off to an awesome start until he got hurt, he had "nice" statistics but nothing that jumps out at you.  Really hard worker, great guy, and some memorable moments as a Bill, but certainly never an "elite" RB in the NFL.

 

He overcame pretty ridiculous odds to fashion a 9-year NFL career and should be commended for that.  He doesn't belong in the NFL in 2018 and to suggest he's "better" right now, at age 37, than RBs on NFL rosters is a bit silly.  Could he suit up, carry the ball a few times, and catch a few passes?  Sure, but not at the expense of younger players with more potential.

 

When someone starts clamoring for Fred to be on the Bills' wall of fame, my eyes will really start rolling.

 

Absolutely. Fred Jackson's stats were pretty average. But he was an awesome guy and sometimes the only thing to watch on Sunday because the rest of the team was so bad. But he was an average starter. Never elite.

 

Kyle Williams has probably never been elite either, but he has been really good. Definitely above average. He went to so many pro bowls for a reason.

 

Brian Moorman, on the other hand, was an elite punter. I think he deserves the wall of fame before Fred. I'd also put Kyle Williams on the wall of fame.

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On 7/9/2018 at 2:49 PM, row_33 said:

 

Eric Moulds

 

 

 

i mean god bless Fred, but you are seriously putting this guy up as your best ever?

 

 

 

Yes definitely, based upon his body of work, his road to the pros, to how he carried himself as a pro.  I don't care who tossed up better numbers really.  I'd say it's between him and Kyle Williams as the two players who stood out the most.

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