The Porkchop Express said:
his life was a story book. 10 brothers and sisters. His dad died when Earl was 10. he smoked when he was in 6th grade and made a living shooting pool until he found football.
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The Porkchop Express said:
his life was a story book. 10 brothers and sisters. His dad died when Earl was 10. he smoked when he was in 6th grade and made a living shooting pool until he found football.
rootube said:RGV AG said:Agree about Walker..... You left Chuck Muncie off your list, he was a straight up stud when he was not high. Outstanding for a guy that went to college on a basketball scholarship and was encouraged to give the football team a try. What a waste of talent.Iowaggie said:
I've often thought that for most people, their favorite players probably were probably playing when a person was about 8-15 or so. I loved the running backs of the late 70s and early 80s.
Earl
Walter Payton
Billy Sims
Marcus Allen
some guy named Dorsett
Wilbert Montgomery
Franco
Eric Dickerson
George Rogers
OJ Anderson
Herschel
And Herschel Walker should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
There is a guy named Barry Sanders who won rookie of the year in 89 and I'd put him over just about everyone. Does he count as 80's?