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Frank Gore is 36 today.
He tore his ACL twice at Miami. How the **** can you even come close to being the same talent wise, let alone from a durability standpoint. That’s impossible.
Big Frank Gore: “hold my 40oz serving of inner city malt liquor.”
Frank has:
- An NFL-record 14 straight seasons with 600+ rushing yards
- An NFL-record 14 straight seasons with 125+ rushes
- Has started 195 of his last 196 games
- Ranks 3rd in the NFL for career rushing yards
This guy had so much talent that he turned his knee ligaments into linguini twice and still hung up a hall of fame career. He tore up the same knee twice at a time when modern medicine for ACL tears was as advanced as a mother “kissing a booboo.”
So let us commemorate Frank Gore today. It would’ve been easy to fold it up after these types of injuries. But Frank and his body just don’t give a f*ck about the laws of physics or the constraints of space and time.
He tore his ACL twice at Miami. How the **** can you even come close to being the same talent wise, let alone from a durability standpoint. That’s impossible.
Big Frank Gore: “hold my 40oz serving of inner city malt liquor.”
Frank has:
- An NFL-record 14 straight seasons with 600+ rushing yards
- An NFL-record 14 straight seasons with 125+ rushes
- Has started 195 of his last 196 games
- Ranks 3rd in the NFL for career rushing yards
This guy had so much talent that he turned his knee ligaments into linguini twice and still hung up a hall of fame career. He tore up the same knee twice at a time when modern medicine for ACL tears was as advanced as a mother “kissing a booboo.”
So let us commemorate Frank Gore today. It would’ve been easy to fold it up after these types of injuries. But Frank and his body just don’t give a f*ck about the laws of physics or the constraints of space and time.