Buffalo Bills Week 3 Game Ball: RB Fred Jackson
by Brian Galliford on Sep 26, 2011 10:01 AM EDT
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In Week 1 against Kansas City, Buffalo Bills running back Fred Jackson was superb, logging 21 touches for 117 yards in the Bills' 41-7 win. He was better in Week 2, logging 17 touches for 140 yards and two touchdowns as the Bills stunned Oakland, 38-35.
Jackson earns our Week 3 game ball for what, in our opinion, was his best game as a professional in yesterday's 34-31 win over the New England Patriots. Because the Bills trailed so early, Jackson carried just 12 times, but still gained 74 yards on those carries while scoring a game-tying touchdown. More importantly, he was critical to the team's passing attack, hauling in five passes for 87 yards - including a 38-yard jaunt that set up Buffalo's game-winning field goal.
New England has had problems with Jackson before, and Bill Belichick is the first outside of the home locker room at Ralph Wilson Stadium to sing Jackson's praises. Jackson was still able to post 9.5 yards per touch in the win. Through three weeks, Jackson has been the NFL's best running back. He was, once again, the best player on the field on Sunday.
Buffalo Bills Week 1 Game Ball: RB Fred Jackson
Buffalo Bills Week 2 Game Ball: WR Stevie Johnson
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Totally and Completely Agreed
With Fitz a close second.
Honestly,
How in the world are we going to get Fitz, Johnson, Bell, possibly Parrish, under contract. Then add in an underpayed Fred Jackson and rising stars in Nelson and Chandler. I believe this can be done, but wow, what a brewing pot of something.
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Parrish is done, imo. No way they invest in him long-term after yet another season-ending injury.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:18 AM EDT up reply actions
very dissappointed in Spiller as a punt returner
He would feild the ball, and stand there for a solid second before moving.
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i’m so disappointed in him as a player. I don’t think he’s able to perform well if his teammates aren’t setting up blocks downfield. That’s terrible, if true.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 1:44 PM EDT up reply actions
i think we have the cap room to shore up Fitz, Stevie and Fred right now. While i love parrish i think he may be too injury prone and we are also proving we can live without him. Chandler we will worry about in 2 years. I think they should give Fred a huge signing bonus and keep his salary modest. He deserves a large check now to make up for his underpayment over the past few years.
Yes
and they both are elevating the play of those around them. Great thing.
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by Blood, sweat & Win on Sep 26, 2011 1:03 PM EDT up reply actions
No Fitzpatrick yet this year? Honestly, he’s the MVP of the league in my opinion for the month of September.
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I suspect we’ll have him up here a few times.
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by Brian Galliford on Sep 26, 2011 10:12 AM EDT up reply actions
? What are you referring to?
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by thefourwinds on Sep 26, 2011 11:26 PM EDT up reply actions
well deserved
Fitz is doing great but Fred is doing better!
by Fernando brazil on Sep 26, 2011 10:07 AM EDT reply actions
Motion is seconded and carried.
While he’s at it Buddy should show some to Stevie and Fitzy too.
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by doctork44 on Sep 26, 2011 12:03 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Fred Jackson
is the MVP of the NFL through 3 games. Im just happy I got his autograph when he was still a young Marshawn Lynch’s backup, it today looks like such a more impressive piece of my man-cave collection hahahahhaa. Little did non-Bills fans know for how long Fred’s been appreciated by this fanbase. Im glad hes getting recognition nationally finally.
Fred Jackson is also special in more than just his on-field ability. He’s one of those rare professional athletes that, if I were a father, I’d point to and be able to teach my son/daughter a real lesson about life, resilience, believing in yourself, and working hard through the metaphor of sports.
Love Fred.
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i’m also glad he had the presence of mind to get his knee down at the 1 yard line – that was good thinking there. :)
Kudos for Chan there too – kneeling there was so the right thing to do. I have to think that DJ would have tried to score there – I was saying knee, knee, knee the whole time and when they did I was so freaking excited.
11 years of losing has taught me just a smidge of humility. - k8
I wonder if a defensive minded head coach would do the same thing.....DJ.
I was thinking no big deal just give Freddy the rock and let him finish. Boy was I wrong, great call by a very very good Head Coach.
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my heart skipped about two beats
when it looked like Ryan Fitzpatrick bobbled that one snap and then started falling forward instead of just kneeling! I nearly fainted!
Also, yes Chan did do the right thing and Im glad. I was so emotional at the point all I could think was just punch it in anyway and take the lead and trust the defense. But as soon as Fitz took the first knee my brain came back to me. So good on Chan, the guy was so cool and calm the whole time!
This even grates my passive cheese - LeClaire Bill
That why Belicheck was so angry
He wanted us to get the TD. He knew they lost once the ball was put at the 1/2 yard line, how many kicks have been missed from there. (I know I know only the Bills could miss that one but still) He was furious at the referee for not giving us the TD. And it cost them a time out that they desperatly needed.
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by PaullyPforPrez on Sep 26, 2011 10:35 AM EDT up reply actions
amazingly
Ive never seen Brady or Bellichick rattled like that before, it was something.
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I was screaming at the T.V take a knee, take a knee
and then Fitzy looks like a lost school boy trying to take a knee, but it was on the referees too. New England was taking cheap shots to try and stop the clock was a bit of BS in my mind but whatever. But watching Fitzy take a knee was hilarious.
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by PaullyPforPrez on Sep 26, 2011 10:38 AM EDT up reply actions
he needs practice in that part of his game, first time I think?
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by VanScottM on Sep 26, 2011 10:39 AM EDT up reply actions 3 recs
hahahaha
"Big Gulps Eh, Well See ya later" - Lloyd Christmas
" You Gus ready To Let The Dogs Out" "What?" " you Know, Who Let the dogs out rough rough rogh rough" - Zack Galifinakis - The Hangover
by PaullyPforPrez on Sep 26, 2011 10:39 AM EDT up reply actions
honestly, those were my thoughts.
Couldn’t believe what I was seeing, was not happy until the clock read 0000.
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why was there no flag
when the Patriot shoved Fitz after the play!
This even grates my passive cheese - LeClaire Bill
Yep
I was fired up. Really dirty. Especially with all crap about protecting QB’s. You can’t knock out a QB after the play like that.
by CarolinaBills21 on Sep 26, 2011 10:42 AM EDT up reply actions
And i’d imagine the rematch will be a very physical one with New England doing what they did to Fitzpatrick at the end of the game. They’ll get theirs, I suspect.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:26 AM EDT up reply actions
I think Fitzy said he’d never taken a knee before this season.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:26 AM EDT up reply actions
Right, didn’t he say that the end of the KC game was the first time?
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by thefourwinds on Sep 26, 2011 11:28 PM EDT up reply actions
Fitzpatrick definitely DID lose the football for a second. It was nearly a disaster.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:24 AM EDT up reply actions
but he had already kneeled, he just needed to stand up and give the ball to the ref – play was dead so not sure what he was thinking there.
11 years of losing has taught me just a smidge of humility. - k8
I don’t know either. It was way too messy a way to calmly end a fantastic game. I don’t think the Pats win if Fred punches it in. I just don’t think they drive 80 yards in 30 seconds.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:28 AM EDT up reply actions
But....
why take the chance, given the fact that Welker was totally on fire, with Gronkowski not far behind?
Vindictive nature I had yesterday with me wanting the Bills to smash the Patriots. There’s a reason i’m not a coach, obviously.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 1:43 PM EDT up reply actions
Haha, I wanted them to score the TD on 3rd down or so, just so they could score 38 pts again!
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by thefourwinds on Sep 26, 2011 11:29 PM EDT up reply actions
but that kind of controversy- (play over or not over) is what we historically lose at theend of a game thereby breaking collective hearts everywhere.
This team is making me skeptical of my skepticism- putting the crow in the oven to slow roast.
by fansince60 on Sep 26, 2011 11:32 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Freddy said the knee down was coincidence he was going for a td in post game. Least I thought he said that.
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by matthew62 on Sep 26, 2011 11:08 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Ok was just making.sure.
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by matthew62 on Sep 26, 2011 11:17 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions
I don’t know how much I loved the kneeling. A field goal is NEVER a given, and asking your starting QB to do what he did is asking for him to get injured. I think they should have given it to Fred to score the TD after one kneel-down. But, i’m no coach and it worked. Had they missed the kick. Whoa nelly! Scoring a TD meant the Patriots absolutely HAD to go the entire length of the field. It’s tough to do in well under a min, with one time out and the defense fully aware of what’s coming.
Oh and I have Fred on my team. =)
But I was anything but secure in believing the game was won as they continued to kneel down and lose yardage.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:23 AM EDT up reply actions
kneeling was the right thing to do. the last thing I want to do is score a TD with a 1:30 on the clock giving Brady the ball.
What do you think the chances are of him walking down the field and scoring and sending the game to OT?
11 years of losing has taught me just a smidge of humility. - k8
I’m okay with him going down when he did, though it wasn’t intentional. (This was not a Westbrook moment.) I wanted them to kneel once, maybe twice, then pitch it out to Fred and let him score.
After what that GDM-F’ing team did to them in that 56-whatever drubbing, where they pulled Brady, then put him back in after being up by more than 3 scores in the the fouth – yeah, I wanted them to run the score up as much as they could.
That 2007 game was uncalled for, in so many ways.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:30 AM EDT up reply actions
i’m also glad he had the presence of mind to get his knee down at the 1 yard line – that was good thinking there. :)
He was SO reaching for the line, though. I think he genuinely thought, put seven on the board, who cares if Tom Brady has the ball? We have the lead, he has to drive all the way down the field, let’s do this.
And seriously, one of my biggest issues was… why the hell weren’t they in Kneel Formation if they were going to kneel? He almost lost the ball TWICE, Fitz did.
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by Orlando John on Sep 26, 2011 7:26 PM EDT up reply actions
I have never been able to get Jackson’s autograph. It’s frustrating, but it seems as though he never signs for people at training camp. It’s not at all what i’d expect.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:20 AM EDT up reply actions
The national sports media disagrees
Today, the running back they are heaping their praises on as the league’s most dominant rusher is the one the Bills beat last week.
"I could have conquered Europe, all of it, but I had women in my life." - King Henry II of England
Not to take anything away from McFadden, but Jackson’s already out-dueled him this year.
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by Brian Galliford on Sep 26, 2011 10:29 AM EDT up reply actions
But I can see why he’s getting praise. He did destroy the Jets defense, a squad supposedly stout against the run.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:31 AM EDT up reply actions
Maybe that means that Fred can destroy the Jets D, too.
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by Backup to Farve's Backup on Sep 26, 2011 11:40 AM EDT up reply actions
McFadden looks possessed out there, awesome player coming into his own.
Tom Brady looks awesome out there, the difference is the other ten players on the field. Things are all good.
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Unconventional, but I’d consider the secondary for this one. We are no where without those plays on the ball. Fred, Fitz and Stevie have each had better games this year. And where is the Fitz love, particularly in this game, Fred was living off the Fitz!
I have low expectations. But high hopes.
The other unheralded unit so far that has driven a lot of the skill players success is the o-line. Man, better o-line play really elevates the rest of these guys ability to perform.
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by greysquirrel on Sep 26, 2011 10:32 AM EDT up reply actions
yup
1 sack in 3 games is unreal for this unit. I could not be more impressed by the unit. After such rocky play last year, with a shortened offseason, and with essentially 3 new starters (Wood at C, Pears (two games doesnt count!), Urbik) its truly impressive!
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hold on, I noticed something that bothered me
I don’t want to spin nothing here. I’ll wait for Brian and Ron, but I will say Rinehart had his hands full late in the game. Although,, against a very good front.
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did he?
if so, that would be interesting considering that he and Urbik both seem to be neck and neck on the depth chart. I do remember a penalty on Rinehart late that wasnt good but to be honest, my head was spinning so much at the end of that game I couldnt really focus and offer any significant analysis until I rewatch it haha, serious adrenaline boost during that game!
This even grates my passive cheese - LeClaire Bill
Fitz looked too shaky to me this game, at least to hand him a “game ball.” That throw to Donald Jones that was picked off: that thing was all sorts of erratic. He got lucky with the intereference call, otherwise, that may have been game over.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:33 AM EDT up reply actions
Disagree. Qb shakiness more than counterbalanced by positive plays. Who know who didn’t look shaky, Torrel Troup… D Jones can’t pop that up. Sure the New England safety bailed him out by boxing out nelson with his back to the ball. But he made big pass plays when we needed them. Also, Fred in this game did most of his damage on receptions — the biggest being a hot read by Fitz to a pretty much wide open Jackson.
I’m not a huge fan of black box QB rankings. But Fitz has been in the top 6 every week on that new ESPN ranking. He is THREE again this week and is number two for the season. But he hasn’t gotten he gameball yet. I’m perplexed.
I have low expectations. But high hopes.
by greysquirrel on Sep 26, 2011 12:54 PM EDT up reply actions
Don’t get me wrong, I really like Fitz and what he’s doing. I don’t think even his die-hard supporters saw this coming. I keep reminding myself that this is only three games into the season and teams don’t have a ton of tape on their new wrinkles. Add in the fact that defenses in general look bad (lockout hangover?) and i’m also reminded that nearly every QB who can stand upright as an engrained starter is putting up similar numbers.
Look at Mark Sanchez and what he’s done statistically.
Yes, Fitzy is on fire and it’s all sorts of awesome. I’m still in need of time. I’ve seen this sort of behavior out of many QBs post-Kelly.
If this is the real Fitz – even when defenses know his game, good golly, we’re all going to be happy.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 1:42 PM EDT up reply actions
Add in the fact that defenses in general look bad (lockout hangover?
Fitz is having an amazing year, but this statement I think can be attributed to a lot of non-calls by the refs across the league. For example, holding on the Oline is not being called at all compared to other years.
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by thefourwinds on Sep 26, 2011 11:35 PM EDT up reply actions
How do you get C.J. carriers when Freddy is such the player for now?
I guess, it is a good problem to have.
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you don’t – Spiller may/could be a good player but you cannot take Fred out of the game. Dudes awesome
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by J2 on Sep 26, 2011 10:34 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
agreed, rec'd.
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to be honest
during games I want Fred to get the ball more haha, he is incredible
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Wait your turn, CJ.
If we can ever get ahead in a ball came, CJ will get his touches. This week in Cincy looks like a good time to do it, assuming we can get up decently on the Bungles. If not, Freddy stays in until we do.
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by ChuckBuffInFlo on Sep 26, 2011 12:57 PM EDT up reply actions
RB take a beating
IMO I am just glad to have two good RBs. They take a beating. One hit and Freddy is out. For now, CJ is young, he can learn and hopefully really contribute to the game as backup, change of pace back, and returner. But he is only 1 play away from being the starter.
He/we should just be glad we have Fred Jackson.
Just watch him and learn how to be a professional like Fred. If CJ can learn from Fred, with his talent and physical skills, wow CJ might be unstoppable.
Right now, Fred is the man, I don’t think anyone can keep him off the field. Not in this offense.
by CarolinaBills21 on Sep 26, 2011 10:50 AM EDT up reply actions
How do you get C.J. carriers when Freddy is such the player for now?
Play better as a team in the first half, get a lead, and give Spiller more carries (i.e. give Fred a break or three).
Playing from behind dictates your best RB play almost every down- both for running AND pass blocking. Fred is clearly better at the latter.
This team is making me skeptical of my skepticism- putting the crow in the oven to slow roast.
by fansince60 on Sep 26, 2011 11:30 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
When they were down 3 TDs, i kept saying they weren’t ever going to get the run game going and that was going to negate their best player. Then they ran a few times up the gut and the team seemed to changed.
I’ve been on the Jackson bandwagon since he made the final roster. I can’t say enough how much I think of him and what he means to this team.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:37 AM EDT up reply actions
agreed, rec'd
and there is alot of opportunity left.
YOU ARE OUT of you kuku fufu mine craker laker Flaber baber FUNKI chunki brain. WE want to winn every year -- abayarde
I say they may have to reconsider how they use him going forward. They will need a RB some day, as Fred’s replacement. I’m just not sure Spiller can be that guy, and if Jackson gets injured…not liking his odds.
He’s fast and all that. Yes. But he requires a lot of effort by the entire team to set his lanes up. Fred just destroys people.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:35 AM EDT up reply actions
The Pats were keying on Spiller when he was in, and on Nelson
No surprise there.
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by Backup to Farve's Backup on Sep 26, 2011 11:43 AM EDT up reply actions
I feel like a kid.
It is so hard to get focused for the week of work and expectation. Probably should of stayed at the holiday inn last night.
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by VanScottM on Sep 26, 2011 10:34 AM EDT reply actions 1 recs
Pass Potection
I kept watching Freddy in pass protection. Maybe I was looking for screen or draw, but wow! He was just awesome in protection. He is stud back there. He doesn’t even cut block really. He just steps into the hole and…. Bang!
Such and important part of the game, especially with a developing O-line, and the type of offense we are running.
Freddy is taking away all the excuses the Bills might have for not extending his contract on demand. They just don’t have a choice. He is awesome player.
by CarolinaBills21 on Sep 26, 2011 10:38 AM EDT reply actions
thank you!
been waiting to see this comment. I couldnt believe how great Fred was as pass pro!
This even grates my passive cheese - LeClaire Bill
on his one play
Freddy had a patriot do a 360 around his body as he was still moving down field. He had his hands around Fred’s upper body/neck, spun around and off of Fred. It was totally WTF moment, Freddy kept chugging along. Please excuse the WTF thing that was real time.
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I saw that
Wow, right?
Just shake your head.
by CarolinaBills21 on Sep 26, 2011 10:51 AM EDT up reply actions
Blocking
Don’t forget Fred Jackson’s ability to protect Fitz. The throw to Donald on the sidelines comes to mind. Action Jackson is the man. GO BILLS!!!
Priority #1 for teams, i'd imagine.
And should be priority #1 for the bookkeepers at OBD.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:16 AM EDT reply actions
But C-Mac really executed a beautiful block on Fred’s TD. He manhandled that NT.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:17 AM EDT up reply actions
Freddie’s game yesterday was Thurman-esque. So amazing! Dude is gonna get his name thrown in the MVP hat if he keeps this up.
Sidebar – after leaving the Ralph yesterday we went to the arena to catch the Foo
Fighters. They killed it! Awesome way to celebrate the win.
Really wish I got to both events. Sadly, I attended neither. The Foo are awesome live. VERY loud and very unrelenting.
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:39 AM EDT up reply actions
I see Novaselic played with them?! Okay, no more off-topic. But that’s so cool!
"Go check on the ribs!"
by TheAfghanTwilight on Sep 26, 2011 11:42 AM EDT up reply actions
yeah he played accordion. It was sweet.
by The Adam Bomb on Sep 26, 2011 6:47 PM EDT up reply actions
Action Jackson
Freddy is the man, he does everything well…one thing I haven’t heard mentioned yet is his blocking, outstanding blocker
If there's one weakness in FJ's game
I can’t see it. Already mentioned: blocking, running, receiving.
But break it down further, and he still excels at each point. He can pick up the blitz and block in seemingly any formation. He can run between the tackles and sweep outside. Short yardage situations, breaking off long runs, speed and power. He can patiently wait for a block, and he can charge ahead and move a pile. He can play fullback and block for CJ (i think) — he can even run down the sidelines and catch like a wide out (well, once at least). He’s really one of the best all-around players in the NFL and an early candidate for mvp.
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by Job 7:6 on Sep 26, 2011 12:19 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
Hey Marshawn
This is what REAL Beast Mode looks like.
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by muzza34 on Sep 26, 2011 5:07 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
Freddy's the greatest...
Once Freddy didn’t score a touchdown and it was the best Non scoring touchdown he ever ran.
by DirtyDrew on Sep 27, 2011 4:16 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
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