V. Green

WhoDat · 09-20-2003, 10:01 PM

I can remember two plays when Bellamy came up and was really involved in a run. One was when the Texans were deep in their own territory. He delivered a big hit in the backfield or at the line and jumped up and down and got all excited. The next play I remember he was busy wiping turf out of his facemask and trying to find out where his shoes went... that was right after Carr scored.

I don\'t know how Bellamy can be good against the run if he is the world\'s worst tackler. Don\'t you actually have to tackle a guy to be considered good against the run?

09-20-2003, 10:01 PM	#1
WhoDat 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 5,631	V. Green I can remember two plays when Bellamy came up and was really involved in a run. One was when the Texans were deep in their own territory. He delivered a big hit in the backfield or at the line and jumped up and down and got all excited. The next play I remember he was busy wiping turf out of his facemask and trying to find out where his shoes went... that was right after Carr scored. I don\'t know how Bellamy can be good against the run if he is the world\'s worst tackler. Don\'t you actually have to tackle a guy to be considered good against the run?
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