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Freeze said:
only thing they had in common was they bof black with braids. other than that, vick was nothing like AI
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the way they were marketed was very similar. And their anti-standard play making that appealed to street players is very similar. People play like vick in street/backyard football goes the same way with urban basketball and iverson.
 
Fontaine said:
name one football player shoes that's not deion Sanders or Bo Jackson...
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How about those Randy Moss Super Freaks, though :pimp: :pimp:

Edit: Also, Good for Mike. He did his time and then some. Definitely a superstar in his prime .

Thanks for signing with the Jets, too :pimp: :lol:
 
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Freeze said:
only thing they had in common was they bof black with braids. other than that, vick was nothing like AI
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the way they were marketed was very similar. And their anti-standard play making that appealed to street players is very similar. People play like vick in street/backyard football goes the same way with urban basketball and iverson.
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but they werent playing that way in the street with vick in mind. They played that way because it's easier to free flow that to stay technical and formulated. Cats would purposely hit you with the cross to try and make you fall and the jumper with AI being the sole motivation. Randy moss had a greater impact on the hood and urban areas than vick did. Literally ANYTIME a cat got cooked by a catch, he got 'Mossed'. It became an adjective...'damn he mossed that *****'
 
Iverson is a NBA all-time great.

Vick, EXTREMELY overrated and was a marginal talent at QB.
 
Antidope said:
This rivals the Birdman oil company for the worst employee photos of all time. Bamela Anderson though :lol: .

I do need a new brush though
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Well this is just hairbrushes. They could've been more professional, but aint nobody touching that Birdman line up :lol:
 
Freeze said:
but they werent playing that way in the street with vick in mind. They played that way because it's easier to free flow that to stay technical and formulated. Cats would purposely hit you with the cross to try and make you fall and the jumper with AI being the sole motivation. Randy moss had a greater impact on the hood and urban areas than vick did. Literally ANYTIME a cat got cooked by a catch, he got 'Mossed'. It became an adjective...'damn he mossed that *****'
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verb... But whatevs.

I feel you.

Moss is the only player that will love forever.

I heard some kids saying "he mossed that *****"

I asked them if they knew who moss was and they didn't know. :lol:
 
JJs07 said:
marginal talent at QB.
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That's a little harsh, IMO. He was plenty talented at QB

I know what you mean though. He himself admitted that he didn't work as hard as he should have in Atlanta.

Even this year, when he started a game and looked god awful, he admitted after the game that he wasn't prepared :stoneface:

He could have been much, much, better
 
NooEra said:
JJs07 said:
marginal talent at QB.
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That's a little harsh, IMO. He was plenty talented at QB

I know what you mean though. He himself admitted that he didn't work as hard as he should have in Atlanta.

Even this year, when he started a game and looked god awful, he admitted after the game that he wasn't prepared :stoneface:

He could have been much, much, better
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You get no argument from me about his talent. However, he was a marginal QB (to me).

Dude put in no work in Atlanta, and save for his one anomaly of a season in Philly, his #'s are pretty bad. Especially being a #1 overall pick.
 
I'm going to have to see a below the waist picture to get an accurate read on Sweet Christina.
Antidope said:
Mike Vick was a terrible QB, it cant be argued otherwise.
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Don't you hate everything Atlanta , though :lol: :lol: :lol:

"Terrible" ? No.

Extremely overrated/lazy/underachiever ? Yes
 
Freeze said:
but they werent playing that way in the street with vick in mind. They played that way because it's easier to free flow that to stay technical and formulated. Cats would purposely hit you with the cross to try and make you fall and the jumper with AI being the sole motivation. Randy moss had a greater impact on the hood and urban areas than vick did. Literally ANYTIME a cat got cooked by a catch, he got 'Mossed'. It became an adjective...'damn he mossed that *****'
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more dudes playing backyard football were WR than QB. There isnt a more beloved black qb in the urban community than vick in my lifetime.
 
Good for him.

Crazy how he got crucified for fighting dogs but big corporate farmers get no type of repercussions for the inhumane treatment of livestock.

BS double standard.
 
Marginal talent???

Vick had the tools to be a great qb...

Bruh could flick his wrist and the ball would go 50 yards.

:lol:
 
Fontaine said:
Marginal talent???

Vick had the tools to be a great qb...

Bruh could flick his wrist and the ball would go 50 yards.

:lol:
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That's great and all....but he wasn't a good quarterback. At QB...he wasn't a great talent. Ridiculously gifted athletically, but even w/o the dog fighting, he would have been a 30 for 30.
 
It's insane how you can go from the very top, end up at the very bottom and then somehow make your way back to the top like that.

Only in America.....or nah?
 
Fontaine said:
Marginal talent???

Vick had the tools to be a great qb...

Bruh could flick his wrist and the ball would go 50 yards.

:lol:
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Who cares if he had the tools because he never developed them; he only threw to the TE in ATL or ran around plus he NEVER learned to read a defense to this day

Roddy White didn't become a star after Vick left by coincidence
 
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Fontaine said:
Marginal talent???

Vick had the tools to be a great qb...

Bruh could flick his wrist and the ball would go 50 yards.

:lol:
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Terrible short and intermediate accuracy. Poor field vision. Terrible at reading defenses. Not the most studious.

Guy had talent but did not have a firm grasp on foundation fundamentals.
 
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