Hershal Walker back in NFL??

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  • Dad
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 11-26-08
    • 23245

    #71
    The guy is almost 50 years old, no way he could play in the NFL.
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    • rm18
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 09-20-05
      • 22291

      #72
      He did age well the way he played at 36, but of course no shot
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      • slacker00
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 10-06-05
        • 12262

        #73
        Originally posted by Chandler
        also stat junkies in his last 3 years in the NFL at ages 33,34,35 he had 126 83 20 yards of rushing. they didn't see him fit to get the ball back then, why would they now?
        He wasn't a RB at the end, he was a blocking FB and KR specialist. At age 35 he had over 1,000 KR yards, #7 in the league.

        If he makes a comeback, it isn't going to be as a starting RB. He'll be a FB and special teams guy. Your stat quote is very inexact.
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        • esulima
          SBR Wise Guy
          • 01-20-11
          • 901

          #74
          Originally posted by nli07
          I would actually be interested in his 40 times... Although he can maintain good strength through regular workouts the first thing u lose with age is foot speed. If he can't do at least 4.60 for 40 yd dash hes history.
          its steriods and growth never pass drug test for the NFL
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          • Vince Lombardi
            SBR Wise Guy
            • 11-23-08
            • 841

            #75
            Originally posted by Herky
            Herschel Walker, 48, reportedly considering NFL comeback attempt, says "Two teams I would come back to play for are Minnesota or Atlanta."
            The man has lost his fuckin mind. He was washed up years ago.
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            • headhunter34
              SBR High Roller
              • 12-11-10
              • 242

              #76
              theres a reason he didnt pan out the first time
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              • frankthetank
                SBR Wise Guy
                • 08-29-09
                • 652

                #77
                Originally posted by 30K Millionaire
                Dude needs to go easy on the deodorant
                LOL or get some clear roll on or some shiot. anyway, there is no way he could play in the nfl. he could be a rb coach or something... maybe.. guess he is running out of $.. again..
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                • slacker00
                  SBR Posting Legend
                  • 10-06-05
                  • 12262

                  #78
                  Originally posted by headhunter34
                  theres a reason he didnt pan out the first time
                  Huh? When he retired, he was 2nd all time in all purpose yardage in NFL history. He was superhuman in the USFL.
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                  • KingJIM
                    SBR Wise Guy
                    • 06-25-09
                    • 757

                    #79
                    He should try out for the UFL next season and I'm sure some team might bring him in for a look if he does well there. I don't see that happening but that would be his best shot.
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                    • slacker00
                      SBR Posting Legend
                      • 10-06-05
                      • 12262

                      #80
                      Originally posted by KingJIM
                      He should try out for the UFL next season and I'm sure some team might bring him in for a look if he does well there. I don't see that happening but that would be his best shot.
                      I totally agree. I don't think he could make an NFL team either, but I would love to see the guy play at 48 just for grinz.
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                      • ShamsWoof10
                        SBR MVP
                        • 11-15-06
                        • 4827

                        #81
                        Originally posted by Wrecktangle
                        One injury, he'd be gone.

                        but that said, Jerry Jones is always looking for another act for the circus under his "big top".

                        with the lockout looming, he could be a excellent scab.
                        There won't be "scabs" this time... If it were a players issue as in 83' or 87' the owners can hire "scabs" or "replacement players" but this time it's an owners issue and the players can't go get "scab" owners...

                        There very likely won't be a full season next year and maybe not a season at all...

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                        • slacker00
                          SBR Posting Legend
                          • 10-06-05
                          • 12262

                          #82
                          Originally posted by ShamsWoof10
                          There won't be "scabs" this time... If it were a players issue as in 83' or 87' the owners can hire "scabs" or "replacement players" but this time it's an owners issue and the players can't go get "scab" owners...

                          There very likely won't be a full season next year and maybe not a season at all...

                          I was doing some reading about the 1982 strike. I guess the NFLPA actually organized a sort of pro bowl exhibition type of game in Washington DC and Los Angeles. More were scheduled, but were cancelled due to lack of interest.



                          John Riggins played, but most other players refused due to lack of health insurance and risk of injury.

                          I think it would be interesting if the NFLPA tried a mini-league like the UFL or something with any willing players.
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                          • slacker00
                            SBR Posting Legend
                            • 10-06-05
                            • 12262

                            #83
                            At 52 years old, Herschel is still talking: "I can play in the NFL today".

                            Herschel Walker was a physical specimen who took the USFL and NFL by storm in the 1980s. The 52-year-old former running back said Thursday that he's still got it almost 17 years after his last snap.



                            Herschel, put up or shut up. Walk on to some training camp and prove something.
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