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Originally posted by Lurchy
Didn't Dallas, or maybe the Seahawks, have a receiver like this way back when. Everybody said the guy was a cokehead but he was so fast he got behind just about every D. I still remember him beating the defenders by a couple of strides and when the quarterback threw him the ball, the doper never even looked back for the ball. It hit him in the back of the helmet 60 yards downfield, would have been a cake TD easily.

Anyway, +1 for the build.

I think you are thinking of Joey Galloway.

Originally posted by DigitalDaggers
I think you are thinking of Joey Galloway.

Traded for him every damn time in Madden 96.

Originally posted by DigitalDaggers
I think you are thinking of Joey Galloway.

I thought of Flip Anderson

I thought of every WR the Raiders have had the last 20 years.

How does a 6'5, 318 pound, 6.1 forty OT run down a 5'10 189 pound, 5.54 forty FS?

http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/11470/2062195?player_id=10877

Originally posted by AC
How does a 6'5, 318 pound, 6.1 forty OT run down a 5'10 189 pound, 5.54 forty FS?

http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/11470/2062195?player_id=10877

Lack of Return Awareness and conditioning?

Edit:

I see you have conditioning at 37... what was your morale and energy compared to his on that play?

Originally posted by Time Trial
Lack of Return Awareness and conditioning?

Edit:

I see you have conditioning at 37... what was your morale and energy compared to his on that play?

Maybe you're on to something there. The FS Energy/Morale just before the tackle 1/100. The OT 24/89

Cowboys signed Carl Lewis in the 80's but he didn't pan out.

Originally posted by AC
Maybe you're on to something there. The FS Energy/Morale just before the tackle 1/100. The OT 24/89

The OT had 58 energy at the start of the return too. The FS started the return with only 6 energy. Add in a pretty good angle on the play, and it makes pretty good sense.