Happy Fourth of July Mafia. Here's some Red White and Blue from Thermal

[27yankees]

 

[PonyBoy]

Boy, as time goes on you kind of forget how great he was.

 

If Josh could have a weapon like this...look out! 

 

A very good O line would help too 🤞

 

[Einstein]

His vision and ability to cutback were just incredible.

 

The anti-Singletary.

 

Thurman would have scored on this play, instead of getting 2 yards.

 

 

[27yankees]

I would honestly say that Thurman was only behind Sweetness and Jim Brown. Other than that as an all around back, no one was better.

 

Edited July 3, 2023 by 27yanks

[Mark Vader]

14 minutes ago, 27yanks said:

I would honestly say that Thurman was only behind Sweetness and Jim Brown. Other than that as an all around back, no one was better.

 

Wow, I don't know about that. Thurman was a very special running back, though.

[Gugny]

33 minutes ago, 27yanks said:

I would honestly say that Thurman was only behind Sweetness and Jim Brown. Other than that as an all around back, no one was better.

 

Barry Sanders and Erik Dickerson are on line one. 

[Einstein]

45 minutes ago, 27yanks said:

I would honestly say that Thurman was only behind Sweetness and Jim Brown. Other than that as an all around back, no one was better.

 

 

No offense to Thurman, but he can’t hold Barry’s jockstrap.

[Pete]

5 hours ago, Gugny said:

Barry Sanders and Erik Dickerson are on line one. 

BO JACKSON

[BillsfaninChicago]

How he was not inducted into the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility is beyond me. 

[machine gun kelly]

House, it’s the holiday weekend.  No crapping in cornflakes.  😇

 

I used to get in bar talk arguments I would’ve taken Thrumon over Emmett Smith any day of the week.  I loved how versatile he was in all phases of the game.

 

It still chaps me Marv couldn’t get his head out of you know where and recognize what Parcells and BB we’re doing laying 8 back in that SB.  As it stands Thurmon had 135 rushing and 190 yards overall and we lost.  Had we just pivoted the Giants would e had to start placing more guys in the box and then the K Gun could’ve worked.

 

I remember it like it was yesterday.  It’s the only one of the four that really gets to me, because we were the better team.

 

Anyway, OP thanks for the fond memories on this red, white, and blue holiday weekend.

Edited July 3, 2023 by machine gun kelly

[nucci]

23 minutes ago, machine gun kelly said:

House, it’s the holiday weekend.  No crapping in cornflakes.  😇

 

I used to get in bar talk arguments I would’ve taken Thrumon over Emmett Smith any day of the week.  I loved how versatile he was in all phases of the game.

 

It still chaps me Marc couldn’t get his head out of you know where and recognize what Parcells and BB we’re doing laying 8 back in that SB.  As it stands Thurmon had 135 rushing and 190 yards overall and we lost.  Had we just pivoted the Giants would e had to start placing more guys in the box and then the K Gun could’ve worked.

 

I remember it like it was yesterday.  It’s the only one of the four that really gets to me, because we were the better team.

 

Anyway, OP thanks for the fond memories on this red, white, and blue holiday weekend.

what do you mean by all phases of the game? Offense, defense, special teams? Thurman was just great

[Donuts and Doritos]

8 hours ago, 27yanks said:

I would honestly say that Thurman was only behind Sweetness and Jim Brown. Other than that as an all around back, no one was better.

 

 

Emmitt Smith

[babulator]

The "classic" NFL music makes me want to jump through a table or maybe better... play King of the Hill! 

 

I digress...

[mrags]

9 hours ago, Einstein said:

His vision and ability to cutback were just incredible.

 

The anti-Singletary.

 

Thurman would have scored on this play, instead of getting 2 yards.

 

 

💯 proof shy he sucked. 

[machine gun kelly]

24 minutes ago, nucci said:

what do you mean by all phases of the game? Offense, defense, special teams? Thurman was just great

No wise ars, all phases of a running backs game.  

[mrags]

7 hours ago, Gugny said:

Barry Sanders and Erik Dickerson are on line one. 

 

1 hour ago, Pete said:

BO JACKSON

 

21 minutes ago, Donuts and Doritos said:

 

Emmitt Smith

All of this first. 
 

im not even sure Thomas was the best back to ever play for the Bills. OJ and Shady say hello. 
 

also, these guys are pretty annoyed they get no love. 
Marshall Faulk

Ladanian Tomlinson

Earl Campbell

Tony Dorset

Marcus Allen

Gale Sayers

I’d also throw in Priest Holmes and Terrell Davis for the short time they played the game. They were both dominant when they were healthy. 

[Shaw66]

8 hours ago, Gugny said:

Barry Sanders and Erik Dickerson are on line one. 

And OJ.  

[BuffaloBill]

He was a special player.  Also cool to see at about the 6:00 mark James Lofton blocking about 15 yards downfield on a Thurman run.

[Shaw66]

Bills would have won a Lombardi if they had Thurman instead of Motor.

 

Would have won a couple if they OJ instead of Thurman. 

[Chandler#81]

9 hours ago, Einstein said:

 

No offense to Thurman, but he can’t hold Barry’s jockstrap.

Ask Barry who kept his azz on the bench at OSU. 
Id encourage you to know what you’re talking about before posting, but then we’d never hear from you. 
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