Dude there are a few big safeties in the league that can lay the boom. There are no corners that are 6'4" 220 and hit that hard. Dude literally stops people in their track.
To be honest, at that point of the game I was keeping track on nfl.com & didn't see the play. It must have been quite a sight to see Wilson rack up those yards on that play - pity that Giacomini f***ed it up.
Yeah you did.Granted, but I didn't say he hits harder relative to the other players at his position. I just said he hits harder.
I think the only to settle this is an episode of sports science to see which of the two hit with more force.I said Browner layed out a small guy, and that Kam was the bigger hitter of the two.
I'm giving Wilson the benefit, the SF game should tell us if he really is getting better. He got it done in this one though. But I'm still on the fence. It is hard to write off Flynn and you have to wonder if he could have put up more points.
I lived in monte for a couple years growing up, how's the old town? My brother almost broke his back swinging on a tire swing behind the high school in the gully. Play'd my first video game (Donkey Kong) at the bowling alley there.
Haha sounds like Mayberry. "Old Bill and Sally still have the bate n tackle shop down on Main St. The kids still hang out by the docks like we did back in the 70's".Hey, sorry, just saw your reply. Monte hasn't changed a whole lot, although not too long ago there was a big fire at Mary's river, and also the bleachers burned down at the high school football field. I'm pretty sure that tire swing is long gone too, but I haven't been to the high school for many years! Bowling alley has new owners, but has not changed. For the most part it probably still looks the same as when you were here. We did just build a new detail shop at Whitney's too on the corner of 1st and pioneer.
Haha sounds like Mayberry. "Old Bill and Sally still have the bate n tackle shop down on Main St. The kids still hang out by the docks like we did back in the 70's".