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How much money will we have after........

mrka1979

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he got the MVP for being behind that O-line. the only other place he would have done that might be denver.

LT2 is still better and he's a lot younger. SA has no where to go but down. LT2 is just beginnning.

Interesting thought...what would happen if LT2 had either denver's or seattle's O-line?

[shudder]yikes[/shudder]

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he got the MVP for being behind that O-line. the only other place he would have done that might be denver.

LT2 is still better and he's a lot younger. SA has no where to go but down. LT2 is just beginnning.

Interesting thought...what would happen if LT2 had either denver's or seattle's O-line?

[shudder]yikes[/shudder]

no doubt. LT is the ONLY back i would pay such huge money to. He is the best back in all of football and he has been great behind bad olines and when he was SDs only real threat

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that would have gotten him just over half of what Shaun did...I don't understand the argument
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was refering to someone suggesting that goings couldn't have had a 1000 yard year. wasn't a comparison. was saying that it isn't impossible to believe that goings could have easily had a 1000 yard year behind the seattle o-line because 2004 he could have reached 1000 yards here with our o-line had he played all year.

nothing negative about that precious soul known as SA.

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alexander isn't even MVP material, nick goings could have a 1000 yard year behind that line

Couldve wouldve shouldve but you didnt............

Bow down to the team the panthers have NEVER beaten and respect the MVP he owns your defense.

You sound like a moron dissing on SA.....everytime he faces your team its 120+ with 2TD.

Respect talent when you see it and take the loss and move on like I have rookie.

Your pissing me off............:owned:

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