@essentially_w I doubt you’ll “just leave it there” given the bias you typically show. How about this question: Since 96% of assists are worth at least two points, Clark has total positives each year of. 36, 34.1, and 38.6. So WHO has the best overall stats, now???
@bleacherbumhome@uscfan981 And people who disregard Smith’s accomplishments “don’t remember” him getting nearly 230 yards (all purpose) with a separated shoulder in a division-clinching game vs NYG. He also won the rushing title for that season despite missing the first two games!
@NationalPro hello. I keep trying to get through to your lost & found at Midland (TX) Airport, but it keeps putting me on hold then hangs up after a couple minutes. Can I get some help, please?
@JJTJournalist #93 Here we go!
Ndamukong Suh, John Randle, Dwight Freeney, Richard Seymour, and don’t forget Mr Crazy Ron Artest wore 93 when he changed his name to Metta World Peace and went to Sacramento. I say Suh
@JJTJournalist for #91 I have interestingly 3 choices from different sports — Dennis Rodman wore it with the Bulls, Kevin Greene with the Steelers, and Sergei Federov with the Red Wings. I go Rodman. Btw, #90 was also worn by Mike Golic, more famous for his jobs in radio/TV.
@JJTJournalist You guys probably already recorded, but 88s are a plenty. The Cowboys 5 of them (I include Pettis Norman) and playmaker is probably the best. But there is also Marvin Harrison and Alan Page in football, along with Lindros in hockey. Who'd I miss?
@jjt For #85, I'll got with Jack Youngblood over Buoniconti & H. Ward (interestingly two defensive players in my top 3). For #86 let's say Buck Buchanan, another defensive player, over Raghib Ismail
@Frostman_24@trendyhoopstars When you say stuff like :CC garbage ass" and then person averages 20 points and leads the league in assists, no one can take your thoughts seriously...
@JJTJournalist Omg! HUGE duh! On my part.
But I won't on #74 mic drop Mr. Cowboy. And for #75, how about the guy that passed thru Duncanville on his way to the greatest Super Bowl commercial ever "Mean" Joe Greene.