he needs 114 total yards to break 2000 as a rookie. Only two others have done this.
Saquon is about to make history
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In all the HISTORY of the NFL, he would be one if only three to do it. Historically, he would be the third. He would be the first Giant, the first Lion, the first what ever. That is history. LOL and tongue in cheek. It’s a pretty big deal.
I don’t know, when someone gets 3,000 hits they’re said to have made history even though others have done it...or 500 home runs. How about if a pitcher gets 500 wins, would that be making history even though Cy Young did it?
Seriously, 2 days after Christmas, and you can't feign politeness
He might be the first kicker to miss 2000 yds worth of kicks.
Most of us know something about some things, he's one of two here who know everything about everything- or think they do anyway.
It is historic.......he will tie the previous record except in 2016.....Felli was an ass for 366 days as it was a leap year......
If you get 2,000 yards and don’t make the playoffs, are those “meaningless” yards. Do we need a poll?
Or whoever said that the accomplishment made history was wrong. I set high school records but I hardly made history (just semantics, really).
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All of us make history every day. Much of it isn't anything to be proud about.
Because no one has ever been the third person to do it.
Can the OP please change sAquon's name in the subject title? Thanks.
Also, imagine if Saquon tops 2,000 yards and somehow loses out on Rookie of the Year.
Also, imagine if Saquon tops 2,000 yards and somehow loses out on Rookie of the Year.
Pretty amazing that Barkley seems to be the only guy not allowed to have a couple of bad games. Maybe expectations are just too high. Mayfield has had his share of bad games, but they seem to get forgotten about, but not Barkley. A bad game or two and he drops down on the award list.
He deserves ROY no doubt. Some people seem to forget he's running behind a horrid OL and there is nothing he can do when the D is focusing 100% on him.
He would have broke every rookie record if he played for the Rams.
He would have broke every rookie record if he played for the Rams.
It shouldn’t even be close. Mayfield isn’t in the top 10 in any category for QB....he is 11th for INT’s but only 18th in attempts....so he’s throwing a high percentage of picks. Barkley is in the top 5 for every meaningful category and top 3 for some....and he hasn’t fumbled once. It’s a joke for anyone to even consider Mayfield over Barkley.
If someone is the 3rd person in this thread to make a dumb comment, are they making board history?
How in the world would the Giants have won 3 or 4 without him? My guess is they would have won maybe one. He’s been almost their entire offense all year. He has had two down games the last two weeks and they’ve lost them both. Without him they would have those results every week. I’ve watched every game they’ve played this year and without him they’re easily the worst team in the NFL.
I don't even like Mayfield, but he has taken a winless team to possibly ending the season with a winning record. Since week 7, he has the 5th highest QB rating in the league, and is two TD passes short of tying the season record for rookies. If he beats Baltimore on the road and knocks them out of the playoffs it's probably a slam dunk.
This is how the media will look at the voting. The QB position wins all the awards, look at the Heisman last year. Saquon wasn't even invited to the ceremony. Ten of the last 11 MVP's have been QB's. It sucks but that's the way it works these days.
This is how the media will look at the voting. The QB position wins all the awards, look at the Heisman last year. Saquon wasn't even invited to the ceremony. Ten of the last 11 MVP's have been QB's. It sucks but that's the way it works these days.
Jive has posted double figure dumb in many threads just not this one, praise dark chocolate.
If that's the standard, then "board history: is made every day. On some days, it's made more than once.
Barkley has made history, sets records for receptions by a running back with his 89th, breaks Reggie Bush record. Only 0ne of three RB's with over 2000 yards from scrimmage. Dickerson and I believe Edgerin James the other two.
