When did the dolphins get Barry sanders

lakerboy · 12-11-17, 10:33 PM

Isn't it funny how people were criticizing then for getting rid of ajaji? Dumbass eagles took him

Clutchut12 · 12-11-17, 10:33 PM

Lol between him and collins last night for the Ravens ive seen some great running back play

Harry N. Lloyd · 12-11-17, 11:50 PM

Wow. That kid is good. As is that Miami cornerback who shut down Cooks all night. The Dolphins were tough tonight!

TheMoneyShot · 12-12-17, 12:28 AM

Nice to see some new great backs in the NFL.

unde0087 · 12-12-17, 12:32 AM

Sad thing is when Williams comes back he will probably get all the carries. Drake has been busting huge play after huge play yet Dolphins still have Williams in front of Drake up until he was injured.

jjgold · 12-12-17, 06:28 AM

They come and go

He was probably healthy

Next week he will have 45 yards....all random my friends it is why we all lose

MinnesotaFats · 12-12-17, 07:57 AM

I noticed this as well, plus they lined him up at WR a few times. Very LeVeon Bell!!!

Fish might have something here....

Clutchut12 · 12-12-17, 08:14 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

They come and go

He was probably healthy

Next week he will have 45 yards....all random my friends it is why we all lose

Lol you are 1 negative sob

LT Profits · 12-12-17, 11:13 AM

Originally posted by Clutchut12

Lol between him and collins last night for the Ravens ive seen some great running back play

Also Jamaal Williams, 3 guys that were buried on depth chart earlier this season.

funnyb25 · 12-12-17, 11:17 AM

Drake was like 2-3 string on Bama. His college stats are mediocre at best. Just shows you how stacked Bama always is...No namers make the NFL no problem..

LT Profits · 12-12-17, 11:25 AM

Originally posted by funnyb25

Drake was like 2-3 string on Bama. His college stats are mediocre at best. Just shows you how stacked Bama always is...No namers make the NFL no problem..

BUT Bama not known for turning out NFL RBs. See Richardson and Lacy.

cincinnatikid513 · 12-12-17, 11:27 AM

Originally posted by funnyb25

Drake was like 2-3 string on Bama. His college stats are mediocre at best. Just shows you how stacked Bama always is...No namers make the NFL no problem..

terrell davis college stats weren't so great either he turned out alright, drake didn't get many carries but he did avg alot of yards per carry

DOM-Ganador · 12-12-17, 11:29 AM

Originally posted by Harry N. Lloyd

Wow. That kid is good. As is that Miami cornerback who shut down Cooks all night. The Dolphins were tough tonight!

#25 on your program, X.Howard was spectacular doing a Revis/Deon impersonation.
Not just the 2 picks, which were sweet, BUT the other dozen great plays he made.
Gilmore and "mighty midget" Butler never had a game like that.

funnyb25 · 12-12-17, 11:31 AM

Originally posted by LT Profits

BUT Bama not known for turning out NFL RBs. See Richardson and Lacy.

Agree with those 2. How about Shaun Alexander and Mark Ingram? I was referring to their entire program as a whole. They seem to have half of the first round draft picks every year. (Not literally half, but lots of them)

funnyb25 · 12-12-17, 11:32 AM

Originally posted by cincinnatikid513

terrell davis college stats weren't so great either he turned out alright, drake didn't get many carries but he did avg alot of yards per carry

This is true

LT Profits · 12-12-17, 11:44 AM

Originally posted by funnyb25

Agree with those 2. How about Shaun Alexander and Mark Ingram? I was referring to their entire program as a whole. They seem to have half of the first round draft picks every year. (Not literally half, but lots of them)

There are always exceptions and Alexander, Ingram and Julio Jones are three of them among the offensive skill positions. But the most successful NFL players from Alabama have traditionally been either on defense or offensive linemen. Yes they produced Namath and Bart Starr back in the day, but have to wonder how those QBs would fare in today's NFL.

cincinnatikid513 · 12-12-17, 11:46 AM

Originally posted by LT Profits

There are always exceptions and Alexander, Ingram and Julio Jones are three of them among the offensive skill positions. But the most successful NFL players from Alabama have traditionally been either on defense or offensive linemen. Yes they produced Namath and Bart Starr back in the day, but have to wonder how those QBs would fare in today's NFL.

i'm always curious why alabama with all the studs in the nfl especially defensive linebacker db how come they don't have alot of qbs, seems like saban wants the game managers rather than the top 5 stud qbs