*why eddie why*

[lakerpride]

3rd string RB's dont get 3 or 4 yards after getting hit at the line of scrimmage. Also Jones was a stud in college and shoulda been utilized more. He'll be good.

 

[dood]

Well it turns out bill is smart and he didn't want him but Jerry got him anyways.

 

[TRUEsoldier]

I dont see how he tarnishes his career going to the Cowboys.

Retire with style, when you had pride in the team you played for, now he is being dropped for alot less money, and he will just ruin his career stats, kinda like Emmit, Marcus, hell even Hershal Walker, very few running backs once traded ever play at the same level, especially once they already have 10 years in the league, he will be come a 3rd down specialist, and vanish now, instead going out with pride

 

[TRUEsoldier]

Well it turns out bill is smart and he didn't want him but Jerry got him anyways.

UHOH already head butting, kinda remind you of the jimmy johnson and jerry jones thing, just wait till the Jones keeps flexing and proves he is the one controling the team, no way the tuna will be able to handle that

 

[JMazz12]

Eddie George sucks. He was never good and always overated. His career average is 3.7. He has only aveage 4 or more yards a carry twice. And they were both 4.1. As far as I am concerned he should have never been a rb. He is too tall. At one point he was good but not for long. If parcells is as smart as people say he will not sign him. The last 3 years he has averaged 3.2. I don't think he is worth getting as a backup. He should have stayed in tenn. and not been a brat with the money.

i count agree with you more...as a matter of fact when i was reading this message i had to look at the username to see i wrote it and forgot...

 

[TRUEsoldier]

You are absolutely right......what a chump!

He should have been a kicker!

1995 - 61ST Award
Eddie George
Ohio State Back


Eddie George captured Ohio State University's sixth Heisman Trophy. At 6-foot 3-inches George averaged 152.2 yards per game and scored 23 touchdowns. George rushed for over 100 yards in 11 straight games after gaining 99 in the Kickoff Classic against Boston College. He accomplished all of these feats while rarely playing more than three quarters. George's finest game was at home, in Ohio Stadium, against a tough Illinois defense, which was ranked second in the Big Ten against the run. During the 41-3 romp, the Buckeye rushed for 314 yards and scored three touchdowns, two rushing and one receiving. When his coach, John Cooper, was asked what separated Eddie George from every other player he has coached, Cooper replied, "I've been coaching 33 years and this young man has got the best work ethic of any football player I've been around. Obviously he's a great football player, but this award could not go to a finer person, both on the field and off the field, than Eddie George." George was selected by the Houston Oilers in the first round of the 1996 NFL Draft with the 14th overall pick Eddie was named to the Pro-Bowl in 1997, 1998 and 1999.

The Voting

Points
Place Name School Class Position 1 2 3 Total
1st Eddie George Ohio State Sr. RB 268 248 160 1,460
2nd Tommie Frazier Nebraska Sr. QB 218 192 158 1,196
3rd Danny Wuerffel Florida Jr. QB 185 152 128 987
4th Darnell Autry Northwestern So. RB 87 78 118 535
5th Troy Davis Iowa State So. RB 41 80 119 402
6th Peyton Manning Tennessee So. QB 10 21 37 109
7th Keyshawn Johnson Southern California Sr. WR 9 10 12 59
8th Tim Biakabutuka Michigan Jr. RB 1 11 6 31
9th Warrick Dunn Florida State Jr. RB 2 3 17 29
10th Bobby Hoying Ohio State Sr. QB 0 9 10 28

Eddie George became the fifth Ohio State player to win the Heisman as he captured three regions, the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest while Tommie Frazier of Nebraska finished in first in the Southwest and Far West. Danny Wuerffel of Florida won the South. This was Ohio State's sixth Heisman Trophy. Archie Griffin, the only two-time Heisman Trophy Winner, won in 1974 and '75.

Number of registered electors: Date of announcement: 9 December Date of dinner: 11 December

The number of points by region and position within each region are as follows for the top five candidates:

North-East Mid-Atlantic South Southwest Midwest Far West
Name Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos. Pts. Pos.
George 237 1 261 1 222 2 218 2 292 1 230 2
Frazier 195 2 184 3 121 3 303 1 157 2 236 1
Wuerffel 151 3 209 2 271 1 139 3 89 5 129 3
Autry 110 4 93 4 66 4 54 5 106 3 106 4
Davis 58 5 39 5 38 6 107 4 105 4 55 5
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are you a fan??? LOL

good shit though, I always liked him, that is why it sucks so bad to see him go to the fucking cowfags!!!

 

[TRUEsoldier]

Umm... Ron Dayne won the Heisman also. Enough said.

the list of heisman flops is pretty long actually!!!!

 

[JKurz1]

the list of heisman flops is pretty long actually!!!!

Eddie was a f-ing awesome college back and a solid, hard-nose NFL back......not great, but def. solid? What the hell is up with the bashing?

 

[TRUEsoldier]

I dont see how he tarnishes his career going to the Cowboys.

well...what do you think about Emmits career now that he is in Arizona

 

[TRUEsoldier]

Eddie was a f-ing awesome college back and a solid, hard-nose NFL back......not great, but def. solid? What the hell is up with the bashing?

what I was saying about the "heisman flop list" is dont take that for anything

and I am not bashing the guy, well besides that I think its a fucking terrible move to go to dallas, I alredy said I personally liked the guy, a true warrior, not one of the greatest in my mind, but deffinatly one of the hardest fighters...