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Yes, but he continued the way he had always played, until he realized he didn't have to.
He was also a backup, so when he came in it was either irrelevant or he felt he had to do what he could.
He wised up.
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Yes, but he continued the way he had always played, until he realized he didn't have to.He was in a system with talent that worked
“Local team” for me was Bills, Browns, or Steelers. I chose wisely, Moon and the Oilers.I have Moon signed helmet and earl campbell signed jersey
I bleed blue through and through
Not have a local team forced me to have two favs
I suppose he learned a thing or two under the tutelage of that SF QB, not Montana, not Deberg.........Steve Bono, that’s him.And he continued that trend in San Fran until he realized he couldn't continue that and he simply didn't have to.
Remember when Deberg played with a pin in his finger?I suppose he learned a thing or two under the tutelage of that SF QB, not Montana, not Deberg.........Steve Bono, that’s him.
That was the sickest injury I think I ever saw and still play.Remember when Deberg played with a pin in his finger?
Ronnie said F it.......cut it off!That was the sickest injury I think I ever saw and still play.
I didn’t see the infamous Ronnie Lott injury though.
For those that don’t know, Deberg played a playoff game with a pin down his index finger on his throwing hand.Remember when Deberg played with a pin in his finger?
He is the fucking man, for those that never watched him playFor those that don’t know, Deberg played a playoff game with a pin down his index finger on his throwing hand.
Couldn’t bend his finger at all because of the pin. I think it was against Buffalo in 91-ish?
He also put together one of the best passing seasons in 1990 that existed up to that point.He is the ****ing man, for those that never watched him play
He said F it , let me get hopped Up on pain pills and let’s do this
Bad azz manHe also put together one of the best passing seasons in 1990 that existed up to that point.
3444, 23 TD and 4 INT.
Those numbers didn’t happen in that era.
To be a league leader (maybe #5 in yards, and TD) with that kind of TD:INT ratio was pretty much unheard of.
Plus he played until he was about 200. Only Moon, Krieg and Blanda are up there with him (until recent history).
Retired Earl Campbell probably demonstrates to younger players the downside of giving everything to the game. He's difficult to watch moving around... so messed up.I have Moon signed helmet and earl campbell signed jersey
I bleed blue through and through
Not have a local team forced me to have two favs
The team had zero issues riding him into the ground either.Retired Earl Campbell probably demonstrates to younger players the downside of giving everything to the game. He's difficult to watch moving around... so messed up.
I grew up a Chiefs fan....never, ever thought Tennessee would get a NFL team....then Bud did it.“Local team” for me was Bills, Browns, or Steelers. I chose wisely, Moon and the Oilers.
Oh wait, 30+ years of misery. I only partially chose right.
Luck: I wish I could quit you...