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Yeah I would too. It's not like we have any good RB prospects sitting there behind our top 3 any way.I would bring him back.
Yeah I would too. It's not like we have any good RB prospects sitting there behind our top 3 any way.I would bring him back.
Pends on his status. He was waived with an injury designation. How was he injured and what is it?Go get him!!!!
Ahh, I blame Mars for not mentioning that.Pends on his status. He was waived with an injury designation. How was he injured and what is it?
I will post a how-to on posting tweets. It ain't easy from your phone.I didn't know how to post the tweet and too lazy to type that shit out on my phone
RIP OJ.
Someone is not going to be happyRIP OJ.
Needs moar fern.My favorite Larry Allen memory is watching the Cowboys vs the Saints his rookie year. Troy Aikman threw an interception and it looked like the defender was going to take it to the house. My grandma turned to me and asked "What are your Cowboys gonna do now Middie?" I calmly replied that I wasn't worried because our rookie offensive guard was going to chase him down and make the tackle. As the play continued to unfold and Larry Allen closed and eventually made the tackle I was jumping up and down in excitement and either a fern fell on my head or her head. I think it was my head. Man she loved that fern.
Years later, Grandma passed away and Allen was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Upon the closing of his induction speech, I walked out to my back patio, looked at the heavens above, and said "We did it Grandma."
Apparently, you don't appreciate a good story teller. Wait till his mom gets a hold of you with her knife.Needs moar fern.
Was he the best player on those ealry to mid 90's lines? There was some incredible talent on those lines.Larry Allen is probably the most dominant athlete to ever wear the star.
By far.Was he the best player on those ealry to mid 90's lines? There was some incredible talent on those lines.