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srsly lebron... you're such an immature prick

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I have a lot of respect for Lebron ~_~ Focused athlete trying to be the superstar people think he could be, but at the same time he doesn't let the pressure get to him and he still has a sense of humor and loves to laugh (not a fox like Kobe). He also has a lot of self-control and you won't ever see him actually partake in a fight or be provoked into a fight by another player.
 
TecHNooB said:
I have a lot of respect for Lebron ~_~ Focused athlete trying to be the superstar people think he could be, but at the same time he doesn't let the pressure get to him and he still has a sense of humor and loves to laugh (not a fox like Kobe). He also has a lot of self-control and you won't ever see him actually partake in a fight or be provoked into a fight by another player.
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That was as good as taunting.

He didn't do that sh!t in the first half when the bulls were in the game. Like Red Dawn said, if the opponent was different, the response would have been different. Unfortunately the bulls don't have charles oakley anymore.
 
Lash444 said:
"He never carried his team."
"His touchdowns didnt help to win games."

You clearly know absolutely NOTHING about the lions, or possibly football for that matter. The lions are right up there as the worst franchise in any sport. Barry Sanders forced other teams to center on defending the run game in and game out. He played for a perennially horrible offensive line every single year.

I hope that was a troll post, because I can't imagine that anyone who knows anything about football could legitimately say something as retarded as that.
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How many playoff games did Barry Sanders have negative rushing yards total? How many other great running backs have even one? If teams wanted to stop him they could, and in the playoffs they did.

A football team needs consistent gains to sustain drives. Barry Sanders was never able to do that, putting the rest of the offense and the defense in poor position with quick drives. So what if he rips a 45 yd "fantastic" run when his team is down 17. They keep track of YPC as an average which makes him look amazing. If they went with YPC as a median it would be a different story.

He was an electric runner and the only reason to watch a terrible team. But even on a good team he would kill them because of his "style" of consistent no gain and negative gain plays before breaking a random big one. This isn't baseball where failing 70% of the time is made up by hitting a homerun 6% of the time.

Back to the point I was making originally, Barry Sanders never celebrated a touchdown because he never had one to celebrate. He walked away from the game in great physical shape because he obviously wasn't having a good time out there.
 
Looks like James was just having fun... get the rod out of your wise and beautiful woman and deal with it.

Also, Noah is a douche-nozzle and I hope somebody gets a swing at him some day.
 
HendrixFan said:
How many playoff games did Barry Sanders have negative rushing yards total? How many other great running backs have even one? If teams wanted to stop him they could, and in the playoffs they did.

A football team needs consistent gains to sustain drives. Barry Sanders was never able to do that, putting the rest of the offense and the defense in poor position with quick drives. So what if he rips a 45 yd "fantastic" run when his team is down 17. They keep track of YPC as an average which makes him look amazing. If they went with YPC as a median it would be a different story.

He was an electric runner and the only reason to watch a terrible team. But even on a good team he would kill them because of his "style" of consistent no gain and negative gain plays before breaking a random big one. This isn't baseball where failing 70% of the time is made up by hitting a homerun 6% of the time.

Back to the point I was making originally, Barry Sanders never celebrated a touchdown because he never had one to celebrate. He walked away from the game in great physical shape because he obviously wasn't having a good time out there.
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saw this post a few days ago but couldn't respond until now.

hendrix, you are a foulking idiot. clearly, you have something personal against sanders (emmit smith fan? LOL), or are just intentionally retarded.

you realize sanders never ONCE had a season with a decent o-line, right? you can cut the negative yard playoff bullshit too. just more proof how shitty his line had always been. teams would stack the line with 6-8 and contain sanders because they knew sanders didn't have a single quarterback worth a damn.

hilarious. give sanders a good line and a decent quarterback like the cowboys, and he would've hit the holes better/faster than smith ever could.
 
HendrixFan said:
How many playoff games did Barry Sanders have negative rushing yards total? How many other great running backs have even one? If teams wanted to stop him they could, and in the playoffs they did.

A football team needs consistent gains to sustain drives. Barry Sanders was never able to do that, putting the rest of the offense and the defense in poor position with quick drives. So what if he rips a 45 yd "fantastic" run when his team is down 17. They keep track of YPC as an average which makes him look amazing. If they went with YPC as a median it would be a different story.

He was an electric runner and the only reason to watch a terrible team. But even on a good team he would kill them because of his "style" of consistent no gain and negative gain plays before breaking a random big one. This isn't baseball where failing 70% of the time is made up by hitting a homerun 6% of the time.

Back to the point I was making originally, Barry Sanders never celebrated a touchdown because he never had one to celebrate. He walked away from the game in great physical shape because he obviously wasn't having a good time out there.
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At first I thought you werent serious, but after this post I realized how serious you are.

All I have to say is LOL.
 
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