if you were in the NFL which player would you have nightmares about they night before

[JiGGA]

everyone knows who i would pick but im not gonna pick him...

im gonna go ahead and say Dwight Freeney. How you gameplan for him, i have no clue.

[Scottish49er]

Willis...:ahh:

[TheRedOct]

Trent Dilfer

[Scottish49er]

Trent Dilfer

how did i know you were gonna say that..:laugh:

[TheRedOct]

how did i know you were gonna say that..:laugh:

You're precognitive?

[flohtingPoint]

If I played on the Falcons, Joey Harrington.

[Montanafan4ever]

If I played on the Falcons, Joey Harrington.

Oh yeah, he's really intimidating. Seriously, I don't have a problem w/Joey Harrington.......The stuff he dealt with was just deplorable.

[Montanafan4ever]

Do we have to choose a player from this decade?

[49ersince1989]

Any person weighing over 300 Pounds and landing on me!

[flohtingPoint]

Oh yeah, he's really intimidating. Seriously, I don't have a problem w/Joey Harrington.......The stuff he dealt with was just deplorable.

Yea, I hate it when my team drafts wide receivers in the first round every year so they can try to help me too.

[TheRedOct]

Do we have to choose a player from this decade?

You can choose whatever you want dear.

[Montanafan4ever]

Yea, I hate it when my team drafts wide receivers in the first round every year so they can try to help me too.

I think we might be having a misunderstanding about Joey. I don't have any problems w/Joey. In fact, I support him. His OL sucks!! Not only that, but they weren't protecting him at all. I think Bobby Petrino treated Joey like dirt, and you certainly don't demote a starter w/o telling him first. There were some games where Joey wasn't amazing, but there were other games when he was doing alright. He had to put up w/a media blitz surrounding Michael Vick, and that would stress anyone out. The Falcons wide receivers couldn't hold on to anything he threw at them......My comment about Joey's intimidation factor was simply that on the field he's not an intimidating personality. I'm sorry you misunderstood.

[Optimus Moo]

Ken Dorsey. :fishing:



... no seriously, I'd have to say Ray Lewis. That dude could kill somebody. :laugh:

[Montanafan4ever]

You can choose whatever you want dear.

I don't think I'd want to face anyone on the Giants defensive line.......they might break something. I'm thin as a rail.

[NJNiner]

I think we might be having a misunderstanding about Joey. I don't have any problems w/Joey. In fact, I support him. His OL sucks!! Not only that, but they weren't protecting him at all. I think Bobby Petrino treated Joey like dirt, and you certainly don't demote a starter w/o telling him first. There were some games where Joey wasn't amazing, but there were other games when he was doing alright. He had to put up w/a media blitz surrounding Michael Vick, and that would stress anyone out. The Falcons wide receivers couldn't hold on to anything he threw at them......My comment about Joey's intimidation factor was simply that on the field he's not an intimidating personality. I'm sorry you misunderstood.

agreed, still will be a backup for the rest of his career though

[ozzcows]

Playing behind our offensive line against the Giants.

Now I can't even blame Dilfer for falling down right in front of my face when he seen those guys coming at him.

[Niko Gatti]

everyone knows who i would pick but im not gonna pick him...

im gonna go ahead and say Dwight Freeney. How you gameplan for him, i have no clue.

too bad you cant get any REAL posts. But I like this

If I had to pick one player I would hate to play against it would be Urlacher.
He is just all over the field. Freeny is another one but at least you can attempt to run to the right side to avoid him.

But Ursmacker is just that good where no matter where the ball is you will always see him on the play or he would have made the play.

On Offense, Peyton Manning.... he just knows where the entire Defense is going to be. He gets rid of the ball so fast with his release its hard to get to him. You can rattle him but he still always finds a way to convert 3rd downs.

Just my opinion.

[Willis-052]

Bob Sanders!

[Webgoji]

Nightmares? Definitely Albert Haynesworth. He's big, scary and doesn't like my mama. Doesn't like your mama either. Heck, I bet sunlight and kittens make him mad. That's one scary dude there.

[ozzcows]

Nightmares? Definitely Albert Haynesworth. He's big, scary and doesn't like my mama. Doesn't like your mama either. Heck, I bet sunlight and kittens make him mad. That's one scary dude there.

Yeah, definitely don't want to be on the ground when he is standing up. A cleat to the head isn't my idea of fun.

[Willis-052]

Yeah, definitely don't want to be on the ground when he is standing up. A cleat to the head isn't my idea of fun.

:falldownlaugh:

What about Ray Lewis, he might stab you.

Anyway, I'd be more worried about Safeties or LBs cause they can be all over the field while most Dlinemen stay at the line (will only make plays in the backfield) and one could always, Double team (Triple team?) them.

[SB49er4life]

everyone knows who i would pick but im not gonna pick him...

im gonna go ahead and say Dwight Freeney. How you gameplan for him, i have no clue.

Double-team him and pray your OL can handle the rest of.

My homeboy played at Syracuse the last couple years, and he said Freeney would stop by and lift with them in the summers; said dude was cut-up the way you'd expect a DB to be.

Me, personally ? I wouldn't get a lick of sleep knowing Belichek's got my plays the next day...

[EastOffenseSW]

Deacon Jones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Big Blue]

Lawrence Taylor

[Gof the Gij]

Lawerence Taylor

winner

[Big Blue]

Oh...and Ronnie Lott. I'd purposely run away from the ball everytime knowing he's lurking out there.

[Bdogg]

Oh...and Ronnie Lott. I'd purposely run away from the ball everytime knowing he's lurking out there.

Amen to that. I can't even imagine what it would be like to be hit by him. I think it would be like trying to run into a truck that is at full speed coming straight towards you. NO THANK YOU!:ahh:

[majesstik1]

Ronnie Lott

[Bdogg]

Let's not forget about **** Butkis. That guy would actually bite people.

[Otis III]

Warren Sapp in his prime (His Bucceneer days, not his Raider days as much). He's crazy.... I have to admit, it's too bad that he's going to retire. He would've helped out somebody next year, maybe even the Niners. We could use another pass rusher, and maybe he could've helped us out.

[Hobbes2d]

Lott, Deion Sanders (for his ballhawking ability), Marshall Faulk, Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, Night Trane Lane, Conrad Dobler, Deacon Jones, Reggie White, Lawrence Taylor, Bruce Smith, and a ****load more.

[Clements=INT]

Ed Reed
Keith Lewis
Michael Lewis

[Goldrusher49]

Pac man Jones. he would make it rain on my body after he assaults me and shoots at me with his gun.

[johnm]

Ken Dorsey. :fishing:



... no seriously, I'd have to say Ray Lewis. That dude could kill somebody. :laugh:

No...but he helped, didnt he?

[DEEVO_619]

Offense = Ray Lewis

Defense = The Nigerian Nightmare

:penguin:

[kdd240z]

Sebastian Janikowski

[Goldrusher49]

Sebastian Janikowski

haha yeah man i think he is possibly the largest kicker in NFL history. haha. even though i doubt it's muscle.

[Big Blue]

ill make a top 10 list...

10/ Devin Hester. You cant gameplan for him. Your best chance is kicking the ball outta bounds & giving it to the Bears at midfield since their offense is so horrendous.

9/ Patrick Willis. When a linebacker tracks down reciever 80 yards down field after the reciever began with a 10-12 yard gap. Your in some deep ****.

8/ Barry Sanders. if you've ever tried catching a mouse, id imagine its pretty similar.

7/ Earl Campbell. Id rather run around all day tryin to catch a mouth then stand infront of a bus & try to stop it. tryna catch a mouse is frustrating, tryna stop a bus us frustrationg & painful.

6/ Joe Montana. Nobody could ever lead a 4th quarter drive like him. nobody. Not even Tom Brady :towel:

5/ Ronnie Lott. if a man cut his own finger off, id imagine he'd be tryna cut my head off out there on the field.

4/ Peyton Manning. I hate chess. it confuses the **** outta me.

3/ Dwight Freeney. Ive all world left tackles on this man and he's just unblockable. its mind blowing to me how a guy so small can dominate such big men.

2/ Ray Lewis. Like i said, i hate chess but thank god Chess isnt a contact sport.

1/ Sean Taylor. I seen that man hit people and make them bend ways the body isnt supposed to. i dont think he ever made a cheap tackle in his life. I love the way he'd sacrafice 15 yards and a fine just to make sure Terrell Owens was in check.

With all due respect to the dearly departed...but Sean Taylor over Ronnie Lott? You ever see Lott play?

[offtackle24]

Bob Sanders!

for me its adrian wilson- that guy is so underrated

[NortyFiner]

There have been and are plenty of mean, nasty, scary guys in the NFL. But I have never heard of any NFL player, past or present, who inspired the same level of raw panic FEAR in opponents as Mean Joe Greene. Offensive players, grown men, literally cried in the locker room before games against him...

[yayareawarrior]

larry allen

[JaketheSnake]

No, and here's the proof.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XZDzOGFXts

I miss Saturday Night Live when it was good. :sad:

[Niko Gatti]

Warren Sapp in his prime (His Bucceneer days, not his Raider days as much). He's crazy.... I have to admit, it's too bad that he's going to retire. He would've helped out somebody next year, maybe even the Niners. We could use another pass rusher, and maybe he could've helped us out.


I actully like this idea. He still can play...I'd love to have him.

[Niko Gatti]

did you ever see taylor play? Lott maxamized his potential, taylor didnt yet he would have just as many big hits on a highlight tape as lot would. I know Sean Taylor was another Ronnie Lott and not vice versa but Taylor hit harder IMO.

yeah im a niners fan and imma take heat for that one but i seen Taylor blow people up the way nobody else could.


Taylor was good bro but....Lott is on a whole different Level. Taylor unfortunatly will never know. Lott was the most feared saftey in the League.
Taylor really is no different then John Lynch. He could have gotten better but due to the circumstances we'll never know.

AND I'm a U FAN BIG TIME.

[flohtingPoint]

did you ever see taylor play? Lott maxamized his potential, taylor didnt yet he would have just as many big hits on a highlight tape as lot would. I know Sean Taylor was another Ronnie Lott and not vice versa but Taylor hit harder IMO.

yeah im a niners fan and imma take heat for that one but i seen Taylor blow people up the way nobody else could.

Just because Sean Taylor is dead, dont make more of him than he actually was. At any given time he was never even close to being the best safety in the league. John Lynch, Ed Reed, Adrian Wilson, Bob Sanders, Rodney Harrison and Darren Sharper, are all much better than Sean was.

You want real hitting safeties, go hero worship Dennis Smith and Steve At.water (filter kills Steves name)

[Bdogg]

Just because Sean Taylor is dead, dont make more of him than he actually was. At any given time he was never even close to being the best safety in the league. John Lynch, Ed Reed, Adrian Wilson, Bob Sanders, Rodney Harrison and Darren Sharper, are all much better than Sean was.

You want real hitting safeties, go hero worship Dennis Smith and Steve At.water (filter kills Steves name)

That guy was sick. He would try and kill people. Another guy that was good at laying some lumber was chuck cecil (spearing was legal back then, LOL).

[flohtingPoint]

That guy was sick. He would try and kill people. Another guy that was good at laying some lumber was chuck cecil (spearing was legal back then, LOL).

No doubt Chuck Cecil was a monster. It's a shame he had such a short career though...

[RedskinsFan86]

Taylor really is no different then John Lynch. He could have gotten better but due to the circumstances we'll never know.

AND I'm a U FAN BIG TIME. Uhhh...Taylor was nothing like John Lynch. Taylor was 3 times the ball hawk Lynch was.

Just because Sean Taylor is dead, dont make more of him than he actually was. At any given time he was never even close to being the best safety in the league. John Lynch, Ed Reed, Adrian Wilson, Bob Sanders, Rodney Harrison and Darren Sharper, are all much better than Sean was.

You want real hitting safeties, go hero worship Dennis Smith and Steve At.water (filter kills Steves name) At the time of Taylor's death, he had already surpassed Rodney Harrison and Darren Sharper in terms of ability and potential. And Ed Reed is one of the most overrated DBs in the game, the guy freelances all the time to make picks while leaving Samari Rolle or Dawan Landry to get toasted. He's not a bad FS, but he's not nearly the phenom people make him out to be just because when he does get picks he can take them to the house. Put a front 7 like he has in front of a lot of ball hawk safeties and they'll make just as many big plays, especially Taylor.

[Brian Jennings]

Sean Taylor. I'd be afraid his ghost would come and bust a cap in my ***. How do you gameplan for that?

[ninerlicious]

That guy was sick. He would try and kill people. Another guy that was good at laying some lumber was chuck cecil (spearing was legal back then, LOL).

http://www.zippyvideos.com/6082761056532676/a****erhit/

[DallasNiner]

Morten Anderson :yikes:

[NortyFiner]

http://www.zippyvideos.com/6082761056532676/a****erhit/

That's what Ronnie would call a "Woo" hit. :shades:

[NortyFiner]

Morten Anderson :yikes:

There were plenty of coaches who dreaded seeing him come on the field late in the fourth quarter...

Me, I feared seeing Jose Cortez on the field...when he was playing for us. :yikes:

[Captain America]

I would have hated to line up against **** Butkus. HE KILLED A GUY!:yikes:

[NortyFiner]

I would have hated to line up against **** Butkus. HE KILLED A GUY!:yikes:

If you're referring to this photo...

http://www.****butkus51.com/pics/photo15.jpg

...the guy was a WR who died of a heart attack. I can't recall his name right now, and Google isn't cooperating. As I recall, **** didn't hit him, he just accidentally wound up in the picture. Still, **** was a scary dude for sure.

[Brian Jennings]

Hey, Norty. You hypocrite. You go crying to the mods about my comment after the comments you made about 9/11 and Yankees stadium back in the day? Tsk, tsk, tsk.

:nonono:

[Brian Jennings]

That's right, look and walk away. YOU GOT NOTHING!

[NortyFiner]

:yawn:

[Bdogg]

http://www.zippyvideos.com/6082761056532676/a****erhit/

EXACTLY!

[flohtingPoint]

At the time of Taylor's death, he had already surpassed Rodney Harrison and Darren Sharper in terms of ability and potential. And Ed Reed is one of the most overrated DBs in the game, the guy freelances all the time to make picks while leaving Samari Rolle or Dawan Landry to get toasted. He's not a bad FS, but he's not nearly the phenom people make him out to be just because when he does get picks he can take them to the house. Put a front 7 like he has in front of a lot of ball hawk safeties and they'll make just as many big plays, especially Taylor.

Way to homer it up! Coming up on the next episode of "RedskinsFan86 Types Asinine Comments", the case for Mark Rypen being the best Quarterback ever gets made.

[EastOffenseSW]

I'm surprised I'm the only one that said Deacon Jones...here's a quick clip of him sacking a QB and talking some ****

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5-XFqCV8uk