Two of the best young corners in the game, just first and second years in the NFL. Is it a coincidence they both played together at Iowa? Nope, probably the one school that didn’t try to convert them to a WR or place kicker lol, and even after getting drafted (way too low) they were still being questioned what position they would play.
Two of the best young corners in the game, just first and second years in the NFL. Is it a coincidence they both played together at Iowa? Nope, probably the one school that didn’t try to convert them to a WR or place kicker lol, and even after getting drafted (way too low) they were still being questioned what position they would play.
When a lot of NFL WR's are sub 4.5 cats, you will need that kind of speed back there, Very few white cats have the speed.
Not unlike track,
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Dude, not hung up on race, I just know how things really are. While you need tp play silly games. You really don't see that most great sprinters are black, really guy?
And you do know white sprinters were far more successful pre 1980 than the are now. They ran world records, won Olmpics, we won't see that again.
Look at this.....
100m
lane
1.Yohan Blake
2.Mo Greene
3.Asafa Powell
4.Usain Bolt
5.Justin Gatlin
6.Tyson Gay
7.Carl Lewis
8.Christian Coleman
You really don't see it, really guy?
Bob Hayes? On both that 100m list (on cinders) and football.
Dude, not hung up on race, I just know how things really are. While you need tp play silly games. You really don't see that most great sprinters are black, really guy?
And you do know white sprinters were far more successful pre 1980 than the are now. They ran world records, won Olmpics, we won't see that again.
Look at this.....
100m
lane
1.Yohan Blake
2.Mo Greene
3.Asafa Powell
4.Usain Bolt
5.Justin Gatlin
6.Tyson Gay
7.Carl Lewis
8.Christian Coleman
You really don't see it, really guy?
Bob Hayes? On both that 100m list (on cinders) and football.
He changed the game forever.
What do we do with the Bullet?
I have no doubts if he'd stayed in track up to 1968 he beats Hines in 9,85 UP there,
If around today I have no problems going with a 9.65.
Hmmmmm?
When Don Hutson played he was a 9,8 sprinter, back in his day we had slow defenders, Think he should have changed the game.