Todd Gurley and Le'veon Bell
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JameisLoseston
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Re: Todd Gurley and Le'veon Bell
Holmes seems like one of the most obvious HOVG players of the 21st century. He's not really getting considered for Canton, but his career is impossible to ignore.
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sluggermatt15
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Re: Todd Gurley and Le'veon Bell
He should be a pretty good candidate. Also, guys like Corey Dillon and Eddie George come to mind, who aren't in Canton but were very good.JameisLoseston wrote:Holmes seems like one of the most obvious HOVG players of the 21st century. He's not really getting considered for Canton, but his career is impossible to ignore.
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Brian wolf
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Re: Todd Gurley and Le'veon Bell
With 96 career TDs counting postseason, Holmes has a HOF case as a complete back with a SB ring but his career was similar to Terrell Davis, in that after three sensational years, injuries took their toll ...
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JameisLoseston
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Re: Todd Gurley and Le'veon Bell
The inevitable has happened: Bell has ended up in Tompa. On the one hand, if there's anyone who can save this guy's career, it's Brady. On the other, if Brady can save this guy's career, there's no one he can't save.
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sluggermatt15
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Re: Todd Gurley and Le'veon Bell
I think it depends on Bell's role with the offense. If he is the featured back and receives most of the work, it will tell what he has left.JameisLoseston wrote:The inevitable has happened: Bell has ended up in Tompa. On the one hand, if there's anyone who can save this guy's career, it's Brady. On the other, if Brady can save this guy's career, there's no one he can't save.