Tabe, do you think any rb on that list was even decent? The only 1000 yard season recorded was because the coach tried to force the issue and the rb ended up averaging 3.6 yards per carry .
@steel75 said:
The Cowboys were good back then................until they lost to the Steelers in 2 Super Bowls..
I was talking the 90's. That second loss in the 70's you needed the help of the refs.
or you just lost.
The score was 35-31......take away 7 that you got on the bad PI call and Cowboys win. Plus the Ball Jackie Smith dropped in the end zone for you and we win big. Wonder how much old Jackie was paid to do that for you!
@steel75 said:
The Cowboys were good back then................until they lost to the Steelers in 2 Super Bowls..
I was talking the 90's. That second loss in the 70's you needed the help of the refs.
or you just lost.
The score was 35-31......take away 7 that you got on the bad PI call and Cowboys win. Plus the Ball Jackie Smith dropped in the end zone for you and we win big. Wonder how much old Jackie was paid to do that for you!
I would say that Denver won the Super Bowl last year on the backs of the defense, in spite of their offense, which was downright dismal at times. The Miami defense, on average, during Marino's career was markedly worse than Denver's, which is a significant disadvantage for the Fins (in addition to having no viable running game). I would also say that the RB tandem of Anderson and Hillman last season was a very good one.
It's not Marino's fault that Miami never had a bonafide #1 back throughout his career. The list of backs he played with was mediocre at best. Marino was the Miami offense for the most part and the reason the Dolphins were even relevant many seasons during that time.
I was referring to the Shanahan era when they seemingly cranked out 6th round 1000yd backs every year.
The two Super Bowls the Broncos won under Shanahan featured one of the best RBs in history, for that time frame, at least.
Elway sends a Christmas card every year to the Davis household.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
@steel75 said:
The Cowboys were good back then................until they lost to the Steelers in 2 Super Bowls..
I was talking the 90's. That second loss in the 70's you needed the help of the refs.
or you just lost.
The score was 35-31......take away 7 that you got on the bad PI call and Cowboys win. Plus the Ball Jackie Smith dropped in the end zone for you and we win big. Wonder how much old Jackie was paid to do that for you!
or you just lost.
Bradshaw claims he never lost to staubach.
IT CAN'T BE A TRUE PLAYOFF UNLESS THE BIG TEN CHAMPIONS ARE INCLUDED
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Tabe, do you think any rb on that list was even decent? The only 1000 yard season recorded was because the coach tried to force the issue and the rb ended up averaging 3.6 yards per carry .
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
or you just lost.
The score was 35-31......take away 7 that you got on the bad PI call and Cowboys win. Plus the Ball Jackie Smith dropped in the end zone for you and we win big. Wonder how much old Jackie was paid to do that for you!
or you just lost.
I was referring to the Shanahan era when they seemingly cranked out 6th round 1000yd backs every year.
The two Super Bowls the Broncos won under Shanahan featured one of the best RBs in history, for that time frame, at least.
Elway sends a Christmas card every year to the Davis household.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
I was pretty obviously referring to the guys after Davis.
Bradshaw claims he never lost to staubach.
IT CAN'T BE A TRUE PLAYOFF UNLESS THE BIG TEN CHAMPIONS ARE INCLUDED
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Erik