It is and what is even more strange is why he felt it necessary to let the rest of the world know about it. Did he feet that if he was going to write about his life that he needed an "angle" to get the readers interested?
That totally explains his kick returns with the Vikings. He wanted to run up the field, but the stronger of his personalities made him run side to side for no yards! At least one of them was wearing a uniform number so he could tell who he was at the time.
I guess the largest player trade in NFL history just got a little larger!!! Does this mean the Dallas Cowboys will want another future draft pick from the Vikings?
So I guess the Cowboys, Vikings trade of 1989, 12 Vikings for 1 Heschel Walker wans't that bad. Looks like the Vikes knew what they were doing all along
<< <i> So I guess the Cowboys, Vikings trade of 1989, 12 Vikings for 1 Heschel Walker wans't that bad. Looks like the Vikes knew what they were doing all along >>
Got me again! I keep thinking I'm reading current postings. You sure enjoy wishing people who are never going to read this a Happy Birthday. But whatever floats your boat.
I live in Birmingham. George Rogers (who won the '80 Heisman Trophy) said on live radio here a few months back that 1. Herchel deserved to win the '80 Heisman Trophy instead of him, but that back then voters were afraid to give the award to a Freshman and 2. Herschel was the greatest college running back of all time.
I would agree with the first statement. Herschel was a beast in 1980! I wish he'd stayed in for his senior season. I am not sure if he was the best ever college running back, but he's certainly got quite an argument. Anyone that claims to be better should bring one heck of a resume.
I saw this on another forum and thought I'd ask what you guys thought. The writer of this has presented a couple of articles that compare Herschel Walker to Jerome Bettis and other HOF calibre running backs. His argument is pretty reasonable that the Pro Football HOF should take a serious look at Walker as a legitimate candidate. Read and please give your input. I kind of agree with the guy.
He's one of the greatest athletes of all time. Yes, him too. Seriously though, they are. I'm really a big fan, I have about 40 autographed trading cards of him.
<< <i>He's one of the greatest athletes of all time. Yes, him too. Seriously though, they are. I'm really a big fan, I have about 40 autographed trading cards of him. >>
He's an awesome ttm mail signer as well. I sent him a card and he signed it and returned like a week later.
I think he's so efficient because one of his personalities signs it, the other packages it up and the other mails it. Great system!
Matt ... now THAT made me laugh! I know I sent to him a couple of years ago and he signed both cards I sent him.
Here is a picture of him when he was, I believe, 49 or 50.
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That's really strange!
"How about a little fire Scarecrow ?"
No it isn't you idiot!
"How about a little fire Scarecrow ?"
Yes it is!
"How about a little fire Scarecrow ?"
Is NOT!
"How about a little fire Scarecrow ?"
<< <i>That's really strange! >>
It is and what is even more strange is why he felt it necessary to let the rest of the world know about it. Did he feet that if he was
going to write about his life that he needed an "angle" to get the readers interested?
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That was in very poor taste.
But funny! LOL
You sure enjoy wishing people who are never going to read this a Happy Birthday. But whatever floats your boat.
<< <i>Happy 50th Herschel! >>
He is the most in-shape, 50-year-old in the world - or way up there.
Always buying Bobby Cox inserts. PM me.
<< <i>He's one of the greatest athletes of all time. Yes, him too. Seriously though, they are.
He's an awesome ttm mail signer as well. I sent him a card and he signed it and returned like a week later.
I think he's so efficient because one of his personalities signs it, the other packages it up and the other mails it. Great system!
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
Here is a picture of him when he was, I believe, 49 or 50.
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
College star, USFL star, NFL star, UFC fighter, Food Network Champ, restaurant owner....the dudes are talented!
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject