ivotuk
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His running style is do unique, like a staggering drunk, with power, and a pinball mindset. We will never see anyone like him again. Proof that he is a Seahawk!
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keasley45
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If those arent the highlights of a HOF running back, then i dont know what is.
Not to start a debate, but contrast the skill in those runs to Shaun Alexander's highlight reel where he is mostly blasting through holes wide enough to drive a truck through.
Lynch had insane vision to not just find the crease, but also to find of the defenders in his path, the one he could juke, or run over to find daylight.
Elite vision
Elite balance - maybe unlike any other
Elite elusiveness - his drop step juke was infamous- ask Ray Lewis (6:30) in the vid
Elite power
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If only he were a 10th faster in the 40, he would have gone down not just as a HOFer, but top 5 all time.
Hands down one of my faborite football players ever.
One of my favorite NFL vids of all time was NFL Crunch Course. It had a segment on Walter Payton that i rewound 1000x to watch again and again for the beauty and violence of his running style. Lynch was a living, breathing, 'lite' version of Payton in many ways, if without the dancer-like beauty Sweetness added.
Thanks for posting.
Not to start a debate, but contrast the skill in those runs to Shaun Alexander's highlight reel where he is mostly blasting through holes wide enough to drive a truck through.
Lynch had insane vision to not just find the crease, but also to find of the defenders in his path, the one he could juke, or run over to find daylight.
Elite vision
Elite balance - maybe unlike any other
Elite elusiveness - his drop step juke was infamous- ask Ray Lewis (6:30) in the vid
Elite power
...
If only he were a 10th faster in the 40, he would have gone down not just as a HOFer, but top 5 all time.
Hands down one of my faborite football players ever.
One of my favorite NFL vids of all time was NFL Crunch Course. It had a segment on Walter Payton that i rewound 1000x to watch again and again for the beauty and violence of his running style. Lynch was a living, breathing, 'lite' version of Payton in many ways, if without the dancer-like beauty Sweetness added.
Thanks for posting.
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