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Originally Posted by rydogg58
Shut the **** up, you're dicking this thread up. No one gives a shit about what you have to say, go back to not posting. This thread is about the  sucking, not whatever the **** you are typing about. |
Shut up your own self. I'll post what ever I want. Don't like it, don't read it. What nobody cares about is you crapping in your diaper about it.
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Originally Posted by BlackOp
Please direct this negative energy to all things Donko...
Everyone knows they are the #1 cheating franchise in NFL history and their titles are illegitimate...HGH, Cap, Greased Jerseys.
It why this thread will never die...no matter how terrible they are.
It's our duty to constantly remind their fans of their sins....and until they repent and admit they've never won anything without cheating...the Karma death spiral will continue.
Are you ready to confess your teams transgressions MHM? It's the only way out of this...
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I'm all on board with this & that is why I'm here.
Let's add to that -- the Donkey's O-Line getting away with the dirty tactics of massive holding, illegal chop blocks, etc. (taught to them by an O-Line coach named Alex Gibbs) which allowed Terrell Davis to rack up the massive rushing numbers that he did in 1997-98. This was the coat-tail that Elway and the rest of the Donks rode to their so-called "SB wins" in 1997-98.
Everybody saw what happened to Davis in 1999 (Davis' 5th season) when the Donks were made to play on a level playing field with everyone else and their O-Line was no longer allowed to get away with those dirty tactics. Davis got the living hell beaten out of him and didn't last beyond 4 games. His rushing numbers were also abysmal through those 4 games.
By contrast, Priest Holmes in his 5th, 6th, 7th and part of his 8th season, tore up the field behind an O-Line that didn't employ any of the Donkeys dirty tactics, got flagged when they deserved to be flagged, blocked SUPERBLY, and were widely regarded as the best O-Line in football for multiple years during the Vermeil era.
With that said, Davis has been put in the HOF, but I highly doubt Priest will get the nod, even though he clearly deserves it more than Davis.