LOL. I was gonna say Brenda too. Just proves your a tiny bit more of a douche bag than I am.
It's gonna be Brenda. And she's gonna repeat that she's the reason Kurt got the X-ray of his hand.
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It's gonna be Brenda. And she's gonna repeat that she's the reason Kurt got the X-ray of his hand.
Pffttt.....I got that out of the way late this morning and early this afternoon.....I have big day tomorrow lol.
And I have the bruises and bite marks to prove it hahahahahahaha
Flipper_336
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I'll have to respectfully disagree on that point.
Pace, when on form, was the best left tackle I've seen in my near thirty years of watching the NFL. He had it all- strength, finesse, balance, speed and technique.
Unfortunately, he could also be a lazy so-and-so and this meant that he didn't necessarily put 100% effort into every play. I believe that that was because he was so naturally gifted that he could coast through games, safe in the knowledge that he would still be better than his opponent.
Ogden and, in particular, Jones both worked harder and were more consistent than Big O. Neither, however, had his sheer ability. At the peak of their powers, there's no question in my mind that Pace was the best of the trio; what he lagged was consistency and the mindset to push himself to the very limit.
Longevity is, rightly or wrongly, one of the things which makes a player more likely to end up in Canton. Pace, through his various injuries, didn't have as long a period at the very top as either Ogden or Jones. But make no mistake: Pace was a "better" left tackle than either of them.
Warner should be a lock. He should be a first ballot lock. He won't be unanimous because many of the writers are idiots but this is the Hall of Fame. Not the Hall of Statistics or Hall of Longevity. Warner was the face of the NFL for a variety of years and his story and journey should make him an easy choice, even for the idiots who vote.
Kurt Warner is very underrated by a lot of people. Top 15 maybe Top 10 QB All-time. The Cardinals in their 94 year history have 6 playoff wins. 4 of them are with Warner, and they nearly won a Super Bowl with him if their defense could just get one last stop. He is 9-4 in the postseason with a 102.8 QB Rating.
Yep. He played 4 complete seasons with 12 or more starts. All 4 seasons his team went to the playoffs. Taking the 2008 Cardinals with the 28th ranked scoring defense to the Super Bowl proved he is an all-time-great QB.
