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first and goal
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 Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 2:04 am Post subject: Marshawn Lynch elite? |
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he is against SF at least. Warren Moon, on his show just stated the Niners have only given up 5 100 yd rushing games to RB's in the past 58 games (over 3 1/2 years).
Lynch has 3 of them.
a great game in all 3 phases of the game.
I just got what I wanted most for Christmas. A dominant game against the niners. |
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sirensong
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Just realizing now that he`s eliteÉ Shawn is the Beast for a reason!!!
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SwiftTexan
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He's definitely top 3 in my Seahawks all-time list.
Alexander
Lynch
Watters
Chris Warren and Curt Warner finish out the Top5 (Not including Mack Strong obviously who was still the best back the Seahawks have ever had)
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| aceinthehouse wrote: | Don't sweat Seattle.
They're overrated & not making the Playoffs next season.
8-8 or 9-7 best for Seattle. (& No Playoffs) |
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Brown_Mamba
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 5:41 am Post subject: |
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Yes he is elite. He's a top 3 running back in the league.
AP
Lynch
Rice
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JJ89
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 10:55 am Post subject: |
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| Brown_Mamba wrote: | Yes he is elite. He's a top 3 running back in the league.
AP
Lynch
Rice |
I agree thats the top 3, I would put Rice ahead of Lynch but other than that I wouldn't take anyone else over Lynch.
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bobob123
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 12:32 pm Post subject: |
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| SwiftTexan wrote: | He's definitely top 3 in my Seahawks all-time list.
Alexander
Lynch
Watters
Chris Warren and Curt Warner finish out the Top5 (Not including Mack Strong obviously who was still the best back the Seahawks have ever had) |
There's no way you can be serious.... Lynch is a much better back than Alexander ever was.
LYNCH > alexander
If Lynch played behind that o-line that Alexander played behind Lynch would have broken many records.... That line was dominate to say the least and Alexander was the product of their great play... Alexander could be tackled by just one dirty look from a defender..
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Dr.Seahawk
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 2:04 pm Post subject: |
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| bobob123 wrote: | | SwiftTexan wrote: | He's definitely top 3 in my Seahawks all-time list.
Alexander
Lynch
Watters
Chris Warren and Curt Warner finish out the Top5 (Not including Mack Strong obviously who was still the best back the Seahawks have ever had) |
There's no way you can be serious.... Lynch is a much better back than Alexander ever was.
LYNCH > alexander
If Lynch played behind that o-line that Alexander played behind Lynch would have broken many records.... That line was dominate to say the least and Alexander was the product of their great play... Alexander could be tackled by just one dirty look from a defender.. |
Totally agree, Alexander was a pussycat, not a beast. Any RB would rack up yards behind that O-line. |
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SwiftTexan
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 4:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Dr.Seahawk wrote: | | bobob123 wrote: | | SwiftTexan wrote: | He's definitely top 3 in my Seahawks all-time list.
Alexander
Lynch
Watters
Chris Warren and Curt Warner finish out the Top5 (Not including Mack Strong obviously who was still the best back the Seahawks have ever had) |
There's no way you can be serious.... Lynch is a much better back than Alexander ever was.
LYNCH > alexander
If Lynch played behind that o-line that Alexander played behind Lynch would have broken many records.... That line was dominate to say the least and Alexander was the product of their great play... Alexander could be tackled by just one dirty look from a defender.. |
Totally agree, Alexander was a pussycat, not a beast. Any RB would rack up yards behind that O-line. |
Holy crap - I didn't rank them 1-2-3 I just put my top 3 in alphabetical order. I think Alexander was better than you guys do. I think it's close though, Alexander had some great years here and was here a lot longer. He dropped off a cliff at the end but I'm not holding that against him. The line can only do so much - I don't know why you hate Alexander so much, are you upset over how he left the team or some of the comments he's made?
Anyway, that's my top 3 and I think there's a drop off before 4/5.
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| aceinthehouse wrote: | Don't sweat Seattle.
They're overrated & not making the Playoffs next season.
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immuhguy10
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I know Alexander did a lot for us, but being only 27 years old myself, and remembering only so far back, he was the most frustrating running back I have ever rooted for ha
Lynch is the man. Hands down.
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JJ89
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| immuhguy10 wrote: | I know Alexander did a lot for us, but being only 27 years old myself, and remembering only so far back, he was the most frustrating running back I have ever rooted for ha
Lynch is the man. Hands down. |
Remember Julio Jones 
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Brown_Mamba
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| JJ89 wrote: | | immuhguy10 wrote: | I know Alexander did a lot for us, but being only 27 years old myself, and remembering only so far back, he was the most frustrating running back I have ever rooted for ha
Lynch is the man. Hands down. |
Remember Julio Jones |
Julius Jones*?
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JJ89
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| Brown_Mamba wrote: | | JJ89 wrote: | | immuhguy10 wrote: | I know Alexander did a lot for us, but being only 27 years old myself, and remembering only so far back, he was the most frustrating running back I have ever rooted for ha
Lynch is the man. Hands down. |
Remember Julio Jones |
Julius Jones*? |
.. Who else do you think I was talking about? 
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union hawk fan
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Funny how some people were worried about Lynch starting to tank it when he got the contract this off season, he's defiantly a top 3 back in the NFL.
1. A.P.
2. Lynch
3. Foster/Rice |
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Brown_Mamba
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| Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 7:33 pm Post subject: |
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| JJ89 wrote: | | Brown_Mamba wrote: | | JJ89 wrote: | | immuhguy10 wrote: | I know Alexander did a lot for us, but being only 27 years old myself, and remembering only so far back, he was the most frustrating running back I have ever rooted for ha
Lynch is the man. Hands down. |
Remember Julio Jones |
Julius Jones*? |
.. Who else do you think I was talking about? |
Just correcting a typo buddy.
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Bigjoe0075
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| I definitely think he's elite. He was great his rookie season got hurt and was under utilized in Buffalo. Seattle got the best deal ever in that trade. I'm a little sad my fantasy team had AP, Lynch and Alfred Morris as my backs. Never will have the top 3 RBs on the same team again. |
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