M. Karney

JKool · 11-16-2004, 11:19 AM

Mull, buddy, I knew that. I was suggesting that Karney had made me forget all the \"we\'re gonna suffer without T-Rex\" stuff from the start of the year. More or less, I was havin\' some fun with the other guys here. On the other hand, I totally agree with you. I love the FB position. I remember back in the 80s when people were suggesting that the NFL was going to become a \"run and gun\" league and the positions like the FB, LB, and TE were going to become obsolete. I laughed... a lot. While it is true that the MLB position did fade from grace for awhile, it has made come back with guys like Urlacher, Moran, and Booker.

dberce,
I love it. He is a Manimal!

sdx,
I\'m not sure he was a steal. Full Backs, even pretty good ones, don\'t go until very late in the draft. He was a steal in that we got him and someone else didn\'t, but he went right about where he should have, even if he was slightly better than he is, IMHO.

11-16-2004, 11:19 AM	#7
JKool 1000 Posts + Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Madison, WI Posts: 2,423	M. Karney Mull, buddy, I knew that. I was suggesting that Karney had made me forget all the \"we\'re gonna suffer without T-Rex\" stuff from the start of the year. More or less, I was havin\' some fun with the other guys here. On the other hand, I totally agree with you. I love the FB position. I remember back in the 80s when people were suggesting that the NFL was going to become a \"run and gun\" league and the positions like the FB, LB, and TE were going to become obsolete. I laughed... a lot. While it is true that the MLB position did fade from grace for awhile, it has made come back with guys like Urlacher, Moran, and Booker. dberce, I love it. He is a Manimal! sdx, I\'m not sure he was a steal. Full Backs, even pretty good ones, don\'t go until very late in the draft. He was a steal in that we got him and someone else didn\'t, but he went right about where he should have, even if he was slightly better than he is, IMHO.
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