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Author:	[NFL Betting] Topic: Tomlison retires - all this guys numbers were put up against weak Teams
malkin	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Banned Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 4297 Location: El Salvador	#1 Posted: 6/17/2012 4:17:30 PM He got his numbers put up running against Oakland,Kc and Denver whenever he would go up against a real team he would get 30 yards - one of the most overrated players ever - I remember the public always ready to bet on this guy but when he would play the steelers, patriots or any other real team he would suck. Cory Dillon was a 100 times bettor than this guy but if you ask the public they would say Tomlinson is a god
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winnipeg_pimp	RSI View Space \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Prospect Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 202 Location: Manitoba	#2 Posted: 6/17/2012 4:44:01 PM he was the top rusher in the nfl for many years till adrian peterson came along and u can't get all those yards off 6 games a year and i woulden't blame those loses on him as much as i would norv turner
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earthWake	View Space \| Friends \| Playbook \|
Veteran Joined: Sep 2011 Posts: 4150 Location: United States	#3 Posted: 6/17/2012 6:52:11 PM LT is a first ballot Hall of Famer without question. I don't like the Chargers, don't really like LT's personality, and I hate the Jets. That being said, its not even a debatable question.
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gilligansisland	RSI View Space \| Friends \| Playbook \|
Veteran Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 1964 Location: Massachusetts	#4 Posted: 6/17/2012 7:28:58 PM He averaged 1500 yards for his first 7 years with the Chargers.Who else has done something like that?
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ClubDirt	View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \|
MVP Joined: May 2003 Posts: 16923 Location: United States	#5 Posted: 6/17/2012 7:42:42 PM the best thing to do here is to let this thread die a quick death. it makes the previous, peyton manning will go to new england, thread look informative.
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metalbill	RSI View Space \| Friends \| Playbook \|
Veteran Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 3052 Location: Alberta	#6 Posted: 6/17/2012 9:10:32 PM "Cory Dillon was 100 times better than this guy" that's hilarious man.
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Veteran Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 1922 Location: Nevada	#7 Posted: 6/17/2012 10:20:08 PM Tomlinson's true character was exposed after the patriot playoff game in january of 2007.
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malkin	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Banned Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 4297 Location: El Salvador	#8 Posted: 6/18/2012 1:34:52 AM ya no doubt yavapai tomlinson would also fake injury when he was getting shut out - he was a total girl running back - he would get 200 yards against oakland then maybe 11 yards against the steelers, patriots. ya didn't he start crying after the loss to the patriots in the playoffs. "Clock killin" Cory Dillon was way better he won a championship and was a true power back - of course most people thought LT was good but that's the same public who usually pick the games poorly. ok metalbill 50 times better than LT - LT sucks straight up and is a highly overrated back
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malkin	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Banned Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 4297 Location: El Salvador	#9 Posted: 6/18/2012 1:39:44 AM That was sick last year when I picked the Giants/Patriots to meet in the Superbowl at the start of the playoffs last year as I truly know the NFL - my Rams over the Saints in Regular season wasn't to shabby Either - anybody that thinks LT was good is the same people who only get 5 games right each week - were as I average 11-12.
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mafioso	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Bellagio \|
Veteran Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 1085 Location: California	#10 Posted: 6/18/2012 5:25:23 AM Malkin, I lived in San Diego CA, for 17 years, and LT was incredible, He put up big numbers against all except Baltimore, and who was able to put up great running numbers against Baltimore anyway?
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malkin	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Banned Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 4297 Location: El Salvador	#11 Posted: 6/18/2012 8:05:14 AM I agree he looked really awesome against Oakland and KC and won the hearts of many,but true football fans know this guy was really a big DUD! He was known as a crybaby, and was always making excuses. He loved playing weak teams but when things were on the line like in the playoffs he was nowhere to be found. Do you ever remember him running over anybody? He was a lightweight back with some speed and that's it. There is no way he belongs in the hall of fame. I'd rather have a Jerome Bettis, Cory Dillon, Adrian Peterson,Barry Sanders. REAL POWER BACKS. LT in the hall of Fame is a Big Joke, if he wasn't in that weak behind division he wouldn't have that many yards
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malkin	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Banned Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 4297 Location: El Salvador	#12 Posted: 6/18/2012 8:56:41 AM Let's face it, he is probably being forced to retire he is only 32 why would he retire so early? Got ya there, 32 and he's done he sucks bigtime no question about it. He is no longer effective at all so he's being forced out - think about it
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thorpe	View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \|
Captain Joined: Sep 2002 Posts: 7217 Location:	#13 Posted: 6/18/2012 10:35:00 AM QUOTE Originally Posted by malkin: Let's face it, he is probably being forced to retire he is only 32 why would he retire so early? Got ya there, 32 and he's done he sucks bigtime no question about it. He is no longer effective at all so he's being forced out - think about it 3000+ carries in the NFL is enough for anyone. Age has nothing to do with it. 3000 carries is like driving a car 800,000 miles.
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mafioso	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Bellagio \|
Veteran Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 1085 Location: California	#14 Posted: 6/18/2012 11:24:58 AM LT was one of those rare players that stayed on top of his game for 9 years straight and then just lost the IT factor and declined immediatley. He didnt gradually lose it over the years, It was Greatness and then Bam, its over.
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NickkaJ	View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: 5Dimes \|
Prospect Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 227 Location: California	#15 Posted: 6/18/2012 7:59:21 PM LT was great
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Banned Joined: Jan 2010 Posts: 1728 Location: Florida	#16 Posted: 6/18/2012 10:49:30 PM Since you have no vote on him entering the Hall or not, I don't really care about your opinion.
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SlumdogPicks	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Prospect Joined: May 2012 Posts: 325 Location: Canada	#17 Posted: 6/18/2012 11:08:21 PM LT was a class act and a great back. The fact that your gloating about previous successful nfl picks in my opinion indicates your looking for gratification, or at least something positive to "back your info" up since you seem to be quite the capper. Truth be told malkin, for you to disregard a nfl vet's stats, good stats at that, and just claim it was only due to him playing bad teams is not very classy, or informed for that matter. Why do you care so much? Unless you loose sleep over this, I'm a little clueless on why you would even create this thread. Do you feel better about yourself knowing one person on this forum agrees with you? LT, nor I, could care less about your opinion on that matter.
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Michfan15	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \|
Captain Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 6941 Location: New York	#18 Posted: 6/19/2012 1:49:41 AM QUOTE Originally Posted by malkin: He got his numbers put up running against Oakland,Kc and Denver whenever he would go up against a real team he would get 30 yards - one of the most overrated players ever - I remember the public always ready to bet on this guy but when he would play the steelers, patriots or any other real team he would suck. Cory Dillon was a 100 times bettor than this guy but if you ask the public they would say Tomlinson is a god your an idiot
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DoubleUp4Life	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: 5Dimes \|
Legend Joined: Nov 2007 Posts: 30862 Location: New York	#19 Posted: 6/19/2012 6:39:42 AM moron
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malkin	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Banned Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 4297 Location: El Salvador	#20 Posted: 6/19/2012 8:18:05 AM The Patriots always shut his girl behind down - we'll see who knows what's what this fall Guys - I'm gonna run through this thing like "Clock Killin" CORY DILLON - A True Hall of Famer Straight arm all of you that wish you could suck LT'S D-CK - no but seriously I will finish way higher then all of you "Public" Bettors - you will win what LT's Won - ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
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SlumdogPicks	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Prospect Joined: May 2012 Posts: 325 Location: Canada	#21 Posted: 6/19/2012 5:34:36 PM 5× Pro Bowl (2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) 4× First-team All-Pro (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) 2× Second-team All-Pro (2002, 2003) 2× NFL rushing leader (2006, 2007) AP NFL MVP (2006) PFWA NFL MVP (2006) Holds the all-time NFL record for single season touchdowns (31). (The previous record was 28, set in 2005 by Shaun Alexander.)^[20] Holds the all-time NFL record for single season rushing touchdowns (28). (The previous record was 27, set in 2003 by Priest Holmes and in 2005 by Shaun Alexander.)^[20] Holds the all-time NFL record for the most points scored in a single season (186). (The previous record was 176, set in 1960 by Paul Hornung.)^[20] Holds the all-time NFL record for the most games with 2+ rushing touchdowns (38).^[69] Holds the all-time NFL record for the most games with 3+ rushing touchdowns (12) Holds the all-time NFL record for the most games with 200+ yards from scrimmage in a season (5) in 2003 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most games with 18 or more points in a season (6) in 2006 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most games with 16 or more points in a season (6) in 2006 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most games with 14 or more points in a season (6) in 2006 - tied with Don Hutson, 1942 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most games with 12 or more points in a season (10) in 2006 - tied with Priest Holmes, 2003 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most games with 2 or more touchdowns in season (10) in 2006 - tied with Priest Holmes, 2003 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most games with 3 or more touchdowns in season (6) in 2006 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most games with 4 or more touchdowns in season (3) in 2006. - tied with Marshall Faulk, 2000 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive games with a rushing touchdown (18) 2004–2005 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive games with 2+ rushing touchdowns (8) in 2006 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive games with 3+ rushing touchdowns (3) in 2006 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive games with a touchdown (18) 2004–2005. - tied with Lenny Moore, 1963-1965* Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive games 2+ touchdowns (8) in 2006 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive games 3+ touchdowns (4) in 2006 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive games 4+ touchdowns: (2) in 2006 - tied with Marshall Faulk, 2000 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with 1,200+ or more yards rushing (7) 2001–2007 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with 1,300+ or more yards rushing (6) 2002–2007 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 10+ rushing touchdowns (9) 2001–2009 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 11+ rushing touchdowns (8) 2002–2009 - tied with Emmitt Smith 1990–1996, 1998–1999. Holds the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 12+ rushing touchdowns (7) 2002–2007, 2009 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 13+ rushing touchdowns (7) 2002–2007 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 14+ rushing touchdowns (5) 2002, 2004-2007 - tied with Shaun Alexander, 2001–2005 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 15+ rushing touchdowns (4) 2004–2007 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 17+ rushing touchdowns (3) 2004–2006 - tied with Emmitt Smith 1992, 1994–1995 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with 11+ touchdowns (8) 2002–2009 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with 12+ touchdowns (8) 2002–2009 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with 13+ touchdowns (6) 2002–2007 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with 14+ touchdowns (6) 2002–2007 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with 15+ touchdowns (6) 2002–2007 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with 16+ touchdowns (5) 2003–2007. - tied with Shaun Alexander 2001-2005 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 17+ touchdowns (5) 2003–2007 Holds the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 18+ touchdowns (4) 2004–2007 Shares the all-time NFL record for the most seasons with 20+ touchdowns (2) 2005-2006. -tied with 4 other players Not sure if this is all up to date... but you think this is the common trait of a shitty back?
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malkin	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Banned Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 4297 Location: El Salvador	#22 Posted: 6/19/2012 10:42:06 PM Shaun Alexander is just like him -they both put up all those numbers against crappy teams and they both have 0 Superbowls - Alexander would also get 0 yards when he played teams out of his division - Joe Thornton in Hockey is the same as them - all those points and yards mean zippo when everything is on the line these guys are no where to be found - 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 SUPERBOWL WINS - I only RESPECT guys that get it done when it counts because when it counts is all that REALLY MATTERS - I Bet you made the wrong bet everytime he played the Colts,Ravens,Pats or Steelers and he ended up getting negative yards - GIVE ME THE STATS AGAINST THOSE 4 TEAMS - YOU WILL SEE THE DIFFERENCE - SO WHAT HE RAN FOR 200+ YARDS AND 3 TOUCHDOWNS AGAINST THE RAIDERS AND YOU THINK HE"S AWESOME - YOU THINK THE NFC WEST AND AFC WEST HAS HAD QUALITY FOOTBALL FOR THE LAST 10 YEARS - THOSE ARE THE 2 WEAKEST DIVISIONS - OF COURSE ALEXANDER AND TOMLINSON HAD THOSE NUMBERS
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Veteran Joined: Mar 2009 Posts: 2114 Location: United States	#23 Posted: 6/20/2012 4:51:45 AM QUOTE Originally Posted by malkin: ,Barry Sanders. REAL POWER BACKS. Just when I was about to punch myself in the face for trading some of my lifes time on this babble, I came across this Barry Sanders "Power Back" gem, and I felt slightly vidicated.
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malkin	RSI View Space \| Blog \| Friends \| Playbook \| My Sportsbook: Sports Interaction \|
Banned Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 4297 Location: El Salvador	#24 Posted: 6/20/2012 3:43:10 PM Barry Sanders straight armed people and knocked people over - Alexander and Tomlinson never once knocked someone down
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Captain Joined: Sep 2002 Posts: 7217 Location:	#25 Posted: 6/20/2012 3:54:36 PM QUOTE Originally Posted by malkin: Barry Sanders straight armed people and knocked people over - Alexander and Tomlinson never once knocked someone down Sanders never straight-armed anyone. He just gave them a juke move, and waited for the defender to fall down.
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