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I'm just trying to get you to two degrees.Follow along the six degrees of Hacksaw.
I'm just trying to get you to two degrees.Follow along the six degrees of Hacksaw.
the man sawed a car in two.I'm just trying to get you to two degrees.
Yes.the man sawed a car in two.
he was responding to the prior 'Hacksaw' posts that were not about Duggan, but a badass LA Rams player from the 70s.
Follow along the six degrees of Hacksaw.
George Teague is still a hero to those who know.
With some big ass shoulder pads.I've always believed Dorsett was better. Much more fluid and faster.
I liked Tony better -- I was a little kid playing running back then, too -- but I can't objectively say he was a better everydown back than Emmitt.I've always believed Dorsett was better. Much more fluid and faster.
Herschel Walker had even bigger ones.
I've always believed Dorsett was better. Much more fluid and faster.
Smith was a workhorse. Dorsett was not. Plain and simple.Dorsett was awesome. He was definitely more fluid and faster than Emmitt.
But not better.
Smith was a workhorse. Dorsett was not. Plain and simple.
Emmitt had the best vision of any RB I have ever watched.Dorsett was awesome. He was definitely more fluid and faster than Emmitt.
But not better.
Emmitt had the best vision of any RB I have ever watched.
No one ever had better vision than Emmitt. That's why his jump cuts were so damn effective.Another very underrated trait of great running backs.
Dorsett had great vision also, but Emmitt might have been even better.