- Thread starter
- #1
Not that Frye, offensive lineman from Miami Brandon Frye... Anyone know anything about this guy?
-
Welcome to Seattle Seahawks NFL Football Forum & Community!
Seahawks Huddle is one of the largest online communities for the Seattle Seahawks. You are currently viewing our community forums as a guest user.
Sign Up or
Having an account grants you additional privileges, such as creating and participating in discussions. Furthermore, we hide most of the ads once you register as a member! Furthermore, we hide most of the ads once you register as a member!
Seahawks sign Frye
- Thread starter bobflipaburger
- Start date
S
Seattlehawk94
Guest
You punk! Scared the shit out of me for a second while the page loaded! :lol:
- Thread starter
- Thread Starter
- #3
OP
You would have done the same thing if you started this topic lol.
- Thread starter
- Thread Starter
- #4
OP
Height: 6-4 Weight: 305 Age: 26
Born: 1/23/1983 Myrtle Beach , SC
College: Virginia Tech
Experience: 3rd season
Drafted by Houston... Not encouraged by 3 teams in 4 years, but he's a good sized dude.
Born: 1/23/1983 Myrtle Beach , SC
College: Virginia Tech
Experience: 3rd season
Drafted by Houston... Not encouraged by 3 teams in 4 years, but he's a good sized dude.
S
Seattlehawk94
Guest
bobflipaburger said:
LOL...True...
He played in 7 games with the Dolphins in 2008.
Hurricane Tatupu
Huddler
- Messages
- 67
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 70
yup i opened this only to say as long as it aint charlie its all good with me
BlueTsunami45
Huddler
stumblin, fumblin, bumblin charlie frye, how he hangs on in this league is a mystery to me
The Raiders kept him over Jeff Garcia. Just goes to show you how dumb the Raiders are.BlueTsunami45 said:
BlueTsunami45
Huddler
phaZe said:
They had that bum Rick Mirer there too, that's where he ended his miserable career in 2003. Gotta love the silver & black!!
Well Mirer actually retired a Lion. He was signed as a 3rd stringer after his years with the Raiders and he never saw the field with the Lions.
BlueTsunami45
Huddler
96, thanks for the clarification. I looked it up on an NFL site that I use but it showed Mirer's last year as being 2003 in Oakland, probably because hever played in Detroit after that. He was another one who managed to hang around a lot longer than he should have though, and poetically, wound up in Oakland.
BT45-
No problem and in the NFL teams always can use an experienced 3rd string QB. That's how he stuck around for so long.
No problem and in the NFL teams always can use an experienced 3rd string QB. That's how he stuck around for so long.
BlueTsunami45
Huddler
Hawk096 said:
I agree with your statement only to a point, the key word there being experienced. Mirer was far from what I would call experienced. To be experienced at something, you have to be wise enough to learn it in the first place, and he proved many times over he was dumber than a box of rocks. I'd rather have Efren Herrera for a 3rd string QB than Mirer in his prime.
He was experienced enough to stay in the league for 10+ years which is very hard to do in the NFL. Might not have been the best, but teams felt comfortable enough to sign him after we traded him to Chicago.
Similar threads
