2017 NFL Off-Season Chatter
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friendfromlowryJohnson was probably going to race the horse regardless of what anyone said.
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Heretic
Look, when you're a circus act of a team, it does a great job of detracting attention from minor details such as your inability to make any noise in the postseason other than "GODDAMN DALTON SUCKS WHEN IT COUNTS!" and "HOLY SHIT THEY WOULD HAVE GOT THAT ONE IF THEIR DEFENSE DIDN'T HAVE THE TWO DUMBEST PLAYERS IN THE LEAGUE!!".Ironman92;1851735 wrote:And also be a circus act
The best Cincinnati in recent times is the "goofy 'look at me' antics" Cincinnati that Johnson worked to keep going, not the "full retard Cincinnati" of today. -
Azubuike24Any race under like 60 yards Ross would win quite easily.
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SportsAndLadyLike ironman said, I'm not taking anyone in a race over Billy Hamilton. Dude is so fucking fast.
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Terry_Tate
Curious what makes you so sure of that?Azubuike24;1851752 wrote:Any race under like 60 yards Ross would win quite easily. -
Ironman92
I find this statement ridiculous. Completely ridiculous.Azubuike24;1851752 wrote:Any race under like 60 yards Ross would win quite easily. -
SportsAndLadyBuike being buike.
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Azubuike24Ross is more explosive, he would get a faster start. That's what I'm basing it on.
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Ironman92
So say Ross would run a 4.24 and Billy a 4.29 or 4.31.....that would be easily?Azubuike24;1851797 wrote:Ross is more explosive, he would get a faster start. That's what I'm basing it on. -
Terry_Tate
I wouldn't be so sure of that. Billy gets up to 21.X MPH when stealing a base. Considering it's 90 feet between bases and having a leadoff of 8 feet or so plus deceleration at the end, he's reaching 21 MPH in approximately 70 feet. That's pretty explosive to me. His top speed making a catch has been measured at 23.3 MPH while Tyreek Hill had the fastest speed in a game last year at 22.7 MPH. Obviously not the exact same as Hill had pads and Billy was tracking a catch, but I just don't believe there's anyone except a world class sprinter that could beat Hamilton in a race, lol.Azubuike24;1851797 wrote:Ross is more explosive, he would get a faster start. That's what I'm basing it on. -
Ironman92
I watched Darrell Green race Carl Lewis and Leroy Burrell.....Lewis beat him by a stride and a half and Green was tied with silver medalist Burrell. That was a 100m race....and no one was ahead of Green the first half of that race.Terry_Tate;1851802 wrote:I wouldn't be so sure of that. Billy gets up to 21.X MPH when stealing a base. Considering it's 90 feet between bases and having a leadoff of 8 feet or so plus deceleration at the end, he's reaching 21 MPH in approximately 70 feet. That's pretty explosive to me. His top speed making a catch has been measured at 23.3 MPH while Tyreek Hill had the fastest speed in a game last year at 22.7 MPH. Obviously not the exact same as Hill had pads and Billy was tracking a catch, but I just don't believe there's anyone except a world class sprinter that could beat Hamilton in a race, lol. -
Ironman92https://www.google.com/amp/deadspin.com/would-a-world-class-sprinter-be-the-best-baserunner-in-1541450966/amp
Video included 1/2 way thru is cheesy but also cool. I believe Billy is faster than Vince...thru 50 meters Coleman was ahead of Willie Gault and beat Nehamiah the whole 100 yards....both were Olympic sprinters
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Azubuike24
In a 40-yard dash, yes, that's a big difference.Ironman92;1851798 wrote:So say Ross would run a 4.24 and Billy a 4.29 or 4.31.....that would be easily?
.2 difference could mean multiple rounds in a draft slot.
As I said, I'm not doubting Billy's speed, I'm saying in a short distance, he would not win because Ross is more explosive and would start better.
Now, say they are racing around the bases or a 200-meter, I'd give Hamilton a decent shot. -
Ironman92If they raced side by side and ran those times you could barely tell who even won....no way is that easily. .2?....in talking .05 or .07
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Ironman92And there is zero chance Ross could beat him around the bases
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queencitybuckeye
If they literally raced around the bases, Ross wouldn't clear the 3rd base coach's box.Azubuike24;1851839 wrote:In a 40-yard dash, yes, that's a big difference.
.2 difference could mean multiple rounds in a draft slot.
As I said, I'm not doubting Billy's speed, I'm saying in a short distance, he would not win because Ross is more explosive and would start better.
Now, say they are racing around the bases or a 200-meter, I'd give Hamilton a decent shot. -
Azubuike24I agree Hamilton wins around the bases. In a straight 115 meter? Dang close.
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Ironman92
Agree with thatAzubuike24;1851860 wrote:I agree Hamilton wins around the bases. In a straight 115 meter? Dang close. -
Ironman92I've just watched baseball a ridiculous amount for 30+ years and I've never seen anyone seemingly outrun the ball...defy other players instincts of the game. Fastest MLB player I've ever seen.
Darrell Green and Deion the fastest NFL guys I've ever seen. I would take Green over Deion/Billy.
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justincrediblePretty good piece from Plaxico Burress:
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Ironman92I don't want to enter my email
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Azubuike24NFL arrest numbers since 2012.
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justincredible
You don't have to enter your email.Ironman92;1852208 wrote:I don't want to enter my email -
like_that
LOL, you really can't let this go.Azubuike24;1852212 wrote:NFL arrest numbers since 2012.
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Azubuike24Just posted the numbers. A few media darling teams pretty far left on that graphic.