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Maybe. She was a tough SOB and unforgiving too hahaha. Maybe he liked that as well!

It's funny your last comment because i'm glad i reread what you originally stated about "your personal favorites," changed my whole reply hahaha. i was only really aware near the end of his career, but i used to love watching the old NFL films on him. My roommate in grad school when we were...

around the time that my grandmother made that comment to me, mid 80's that very well could've been her on a friday or saturday. she and G'pa loved their wine and beer hahaha.

ED was a really, really good back with the Rams. Growing up a Niners fan i would always cringe when they played ED twice a year. He was sooo good. He was a favorite of my grandmother too.

I see nothing i can disagree with. Barry was a BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD man, and to be honest, we're really splitting hairs between the two. Barry was the human highlight reel (Sorry Nique), but for me, and this is only me, Sweetness embodied what and NFL back is all about as he was...

This is something we can whole heartedly agree on

They didn't get there until later in Sweetness Career...like near the end (84-85 So a perennially pro bowl LT in Lomas Brown and then a Center in Kevin Glover who made a few pro bowls sucks right. If you want to say they were about even in Sweetness later years, i'd buy that. However saying...

No they were not “a lot” better than Payton’s. Nice try at revisionist history.

I don’t think he’s the goat and I watched a lot of him. Sweetness, for me, is the GOAT. Rugged, physical, fast, vision, hands, toughness, patience, and just an all around baller

I’m shocked not love for Sweetness my man.