deadeyedick
3 years ago
How about that Brock Purdy?
Palama
3 years ago
A full half of football left so things could change but man, the kid looks GREAT so far.

Regardless of how his career turns out, imagine if he can one day say, “In my very first start in my rookie year, we beat Tom Brady!”
dkeage
3 years ago

A full half of football left so things could change but man, the kid looks GREAT so far.

Regardless of how his career turns out, imagine if he can one day say, “In my very first start in my rookie year, we beat Tom Brady like the petulant child he is”

Palama wrote:



FIFY
MACS
3 years ago
It's 35-7 right now, but Deebo Samuel got hurt... don't look good.
corey sellers
3 years ago
Tampa bay looks horrible
corey sellers
3 years ago
Purdy looks good I wonder if he is kin to Miss Purdy. Eddie Murphy movie where he is the fat guy.
corey sellers
3 years ago
Just sayin....
deadeyedick
3 years ago
The kid was the best high school Q back in the nation out of Az but went to Iowa St where he was just so so. He had offers from Alabama and Texas A&M.
KingoftheCove
3 years ago

The kid was the best high school Q back in the nation out of Az but went to Iowa St where he was just so so. He had offers from Alabama and Texas A&M.

deadeyedick wrote:


So so???
From what Ive seen and read, he was pretty good…………maybe threw a few too many picks, but quite a few of those were balls that receivers muffed, and defenders picked.
Averaged 3000+ yds per season…….not too shabby…….4 year starter.
Palama
3 years ago

FIFY

dkeage wrote:



😂

I’ve always respected TB12 as a football player but his sideline and off-field behavior has me scratching my head at times.
BuckyB93
3 years ago
Like most superstars they get kinda pissy if things don't go their way. My team included (Farve, and Rodgers).

Barry Sanders was one superstar that didn't slip into prima donna BS. He was an awesome running back and fun to watch.
Palama
3 years ago

Like most superstars they get kinda pissy if things don't go their way. My team included (Farve, and Rodgers).

Barry Sanders was one superstar that didn't slip into prima donna BS. He was an awesome running back and fun to watch.

BuckyB93 wrote:



The only Packer game I got to watch in-person was at Milwaukee County Stadium in 1993 against Detroit. The defense with newly signed Reggie White, 1st round pick Wayne Simmons and rush specialist Bryce Paup, held Barry in check but every time he touched the ball I was afraid he’d break one of his patented jitterbug runs. He was indeed a superstar.
deadeyedick
3 years ago

So so???
From what Ive seen and read, he was pretty good…………maybe threw a few too many picks, but quite a few of those were balls that receivers muffed, and defenders picked.
Averaged 3000+ yds per season…….not too shabby…….4 year starter.

KingoftheCove wrote:



I watched him grow up and thought he would be an instant success in college. Yeah, not bad but Iowa St didn't win any titles and the pro scouts musta saw something to become the last pick.
JadeRose
3 years ago

The only Packer game I got to watch in-person was at Milwaukee County Stadium in 1993 against Detroit. The defense with newly signed Reggie White, 1st round pick Wayne Simmons and rush specialist Bryce Paup, held Barry in check but every time he touched the ball I was afraid he’d break one of his patented jitterbug runs. He was indeed a superstar.

Palama wrote:





Was it snowing like hell that day? I might have been there
Palama
3 years ago

Was it snowing like hell that day? I might have been there

JadeRose wrote:



No but it was cold as h-e-l-l (…at least for me…). I’mma guessing it was in the 40s but I had on thermals, a t-shirt under a sweatshirt, jeans and a borrowed snowmobile outfit…and I was still cold! Didn’t have to worry about my beer getting warm. Ate two brats that day too.
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