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I guarantee that her people insisted on a pre-nup that had more pages than the NDAA (bill in congress that that funds the DoD)
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That’s a really tough question because behind the OL that Gurley had and in a McVay offense?
I think I’m gonna have to go with prime Steven Jackson.
I think I’m gonna have to go with prime Steven Jackson.
Prime S-Jax in McVay's offense? Instead of the shit he had to deal with?
Prime Jackson, easy. I mean no offense to Gurley, but prime S-Jax in a McVay offense would've made him a first-ballot HOFer.
Prime Jackson, easy. I mean no offense to Gurley, but prime S-Jax in a McVay offense would've made him a first-ballot HOFer.
The most interesting part is section 219.
No facesitting.
He looked chunky and slow last year.
Dude could probably play at a higher level at this age if he conditioned himself. But... He doesn't seem to be interested in that.
McVay would have made Steven Jackson in the discussion for the best running back of all time. I had the privilege of seeing him play at the Raiders in 2010. Bradfords first road game, had fantastic seats right behind the Rams bench.
The Raider fans were gawking at how huge he was. He kind of was our whole team back then. He had his own private massage bench where he would get worked on during the game.
Some of the Raiders defenders did not exactly want to tackle him. He was a beast, huge, fast and could catch and run and was loyal and dependable. McVay would have ran the wheels off him and made him the star of the NFL.
After the game I went down to the rail with other Rams fans. Jackson gave his game worn gloves to a guy all decked out in Rams gear. The guy let me try on a glove and I could not believe how sticky they were. Like fly paper.
I was not wearing Rams gear in that stadium. Literally take your life in your hands. I seen one drunk Rams fan going down the stairs all bloody and a eyeball kinda hanging out of its socket. I wore black Carhart's and a grey T shirt.
RB by committee is cool and all. But I miss the Rams having the best or one of the best RBs in the NFL. Its our tradition.
The Raider fans were gawking at how huge he was. He kind of was our whole team back then. He had his own private massage bench where he would get worked on during the game.
Some of the Raiders defenders did not exactly want to tackle him. He was a beast, huge, fast and could catch and run and was loyal and dependable. McVay would have ran the wheels off him and made him the star of the NFL.
After the game I went down to the rail with other Rams fans. Jackson gave his game worn gloves to a guy all decked out in Rams gear. The guy let me try on a glove and I could not believe how sticky they were. Like fly paper.
I was not wearing Rams gear in that stadium. Literally take your life in your hands. I seen one drunk Rams fan going down the stairs all bloody and a eyeball kinda hanging out of its socket. I wore black Carhart's and a grey T shirt.
RB by committee is cool and all. But I miss the Rams having the best or one of the best RBs in the NFL. Its our tradition.
I was at that game too.
One thing I will say is Gurley was way more athletic. I recently watched some 2018 highlights. Man, was he good. I don’t think he would have fared as well as SJ39 though, in those putrid years where SJ39 was the all the Rams had.
Steven Jackson was a beast who could also catch passes. I will always have the utmost respect and admiration for what he endured and what he accomplished despite the bad teams he played for.
I don’t want to choose between the two because they both would have been HOFers had their situation been a bit different (SJ39 on decent teams, Gurley staying healthy).
…but you are right gogoat1, the Rams have had a tradition at RB that us long time fans have had the pleasure of watching—a dominant RB who is one of, though usually, the league’s best.
They were both great backs, but I just loved Jackson's combination of power and speed.
This Ai crap (previous pics) really chaps my hide... Not sure what I see anytime...
View: https://x.com/jessenewell/status/2084281268108140697
View: https://x.com/jessenewell/status/2084281268108140697
Ok. I know I’ve shared these at some point, but I’m gonna put it out there again.
Top 3 SJ39 moments.
3) I was at a bar with a newly found Ram fan. It was Jackson’s first carry. He busted through the line and headed upfield like a bull chasing red. Out of the corner of his eye he sees a DB kinda trailing. He makes a cut and heads towards him instead of heading straight upfield! He lowers his head and crushes the guy. He fumbles in the process, but the statement was made. We laughed our asses off!
2) I met up with a co-worker to watch his saints destroy my Rams.
SJ39 was at midfield for the coin toss. When it was decided who would kick, etc., Steven Jackson did what I have NEVER seen a player do: he popped in his mouthpiece. Who brings a mouthpiece to a coin toss? I fucking knew it right then and there. We were gonna win. You all know what I’m talking about. Every now and then he felt good and he felt pissed. He put the Rams on his back those days. I said to my friend, “we’re gonna win!”.
He ran all over them. Rams won.
1) Fisher’s first year and the game that coulda/shoulda made the season. Rams/9ers. 3rd down and a bunch and SJ39 takes a screen pass and heads upfield. He heads straight into the waiting patrick willis. He shoves that fucker towards the 1rst down stick while two to three more 9ers come to the rescue. Jackson himself knocks his helmet off because his chinstrap is choking him. He drags the pile past the 1rst down before they pick him up and put him down. He jumps up and head butts a coach/assistant who came onto the field all fired up—sans helmet.
I fucking loved SJ39.
Honestly, one of my favorite S-Jax moments - as crazy as this is going to sound when I talk about it - might just be in the Eagles game in 2008. Yeah, we lost badly and there were very few Rams highlights, but Bulger made a hospital pass over the middle to S-Jax who was lined into the slot and running a go-like pattern. Sheldon Brown utterly levels him as he catches the ball (not even body-catching), knocks his helmet off...but S-Jax held on to the ball, didn't come close to dropping it, and did his celebration. Announcer said, "He doesn't even want the helmet," because he tossed it to the side.
As for the third you mentioned? This video shows it all:
And then there's the motherfucking 2009 Lions game. He carried the whole team on his back that game, and it was the only victory we had that year. Broke tackle after tackle, ran over the damn ref, all to will his team to victory.
S-Jax will forever be my favorite player as he was in my older-teen/young-adult years. He had the heart of a pride of lions, and I am still pissed that a piece of shit wannabe like Marshawn Lynch will get consideration for the Hall over S-Jax when S-Jax was the OG Beast Mode.
Isn't the last play you described the "Predator " play?
If I had to decide between a healthy Gurley and SJ, I’d give SJ the nod and it probably isn’t that close. SJ had sheer power while having great playing speed and tremendous hands. Not only was he an elite running back, he brutalized defenses. Healthy Gurley was a thing of beauty to watch, but give me some SJ any day.
Mike Rumph and his dislocated arm agree with the bolded statement.