Top 60 Football Cards (part1) By INF3CT3Drag0n
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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
My Top 60 Football Cards (Part One)
My friend posted a video on YouTube of my top 60 football cards. The video got so long that we had to suppurate it into two parts of part on in part two. Please watch it.
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Colts Future Franchise
The Indianapolis Colts had the number one overall draft pick in 2012. So the Colts drafted Andrew Luck Quarterback out of Stanford. Luck did great in the NFL his first year. He had 339 attempts and completed 627 of them. He passed for 4,374 and 23 touchdowns. Other than the great Andrew Luck there is another great rookie on the Colts offense. He is a great rookie Wide Receiver T. Y. Hilton. He was drafted round 3 draft pick 92. His real name is Eugene. His dad's name is Tyrone so people called him Little Ty, so now people call him T. Y.
Hilton has 50 receptions, 861 yards, he averaged 17.2 yards, and had 7 touchdowns. Hilton also did great in kick/punt returning. He had 7 kick returns for 118 yards and had an average of 16.9. Hilton had 26 punt returns for 300 yards and 1 touchdown. In week 12 Hilton was the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week. Great future Hall of Famer Wide Receiver Reggie Wayne helped out Hilton his rookie year and Hilton said "Any questions I have he's going to answer." In week 12 2012 T. Y. Hilton played his best game yet. The game was Colts vs. Bills. Hilton returned punt for a touchdown and had an easy 8 yard reception for a touchdown. With the help of Hilton's two scores the Colts won 20-13. Hilton signed a contract with the Colts wort $2.642 million for over four years. The Colt are looking to win another Superbowl with their Future Franchise.
Hilton has 50 receptions, 861 yards, he averaged 17.2 yards, and had 7 touchdowns. Hilton also did great in kick/punt returning. He had 7 kick returns for 118 yards and had an average of 16.9. Hilton had 26 punt returns for 300 yards and 1 touchdown. In week 12 Hilton was the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week. Great future Hall of Famer Wide Receiver Reggie Wayne helped out Hilton his rookie year and Hilton said "Any questions I have he's going to answer." In week 12 2012 T. Y. Hilton played his best game yet. The game was Colts vs. Bills. Hilton returned punt for a touchdown and had an easy 8 yard reception for a touchdown. With the help of Hilton's two scores the Colts won 20-13. Hilton signed a contract with the Colts wort $2.642 million for over four years. The Colt are looking to win another Superbowl with their Future Franchise.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Detroit Lions Kickers
Detroit Lions kicker, Jason Hanson, retired this year. Hanson was drafted by the Lions in 1992 Round 2 Pick 56. He was a 21 year old veteran with great stats. He made it to two pro-bowls, broke many records, made 495/601 field goals, scored 2,150 points, and made his career longest 56 yard field goal.
Jason Hanson makes the tackle by Brian Jones
Since the 21 year old veteran retired, the Lions needed to get another kicker so the signed San Francisco 49ers' kicker David Akers. Akers made it to 6 pro bowls, 1,622 points, made 367/453 field goals, and tied an NFL record last year for longest field goal which was 63 yards long.
David akers NFL Record 63 yard Field Goal by bestdeathfan
But David Akers has some competition. Because the Detroit Lions signed a Norwegian kicker on September 16, 2012. His name is Havard Rugland and he is 28 years old. there is a popular video on YouTube of Rugland called KickaliciousTM which was made by bighdeluxe. Out of the two great kicker I wonder who will start.
KickaliciousTM by bighdeluxe
I hope you enjoyed the videos.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Top Ten Return Specialists
10. Jack Christiansen
9. Dante Hall
8. Mel Gray
7. Desmond Howard
6. Josh Cribbs
5. Billy "White Shoes" Johnson
4. Deion Sanders
3. Gale Sayers
2. Brian Mitchell
1. Devin Hester
Friday, July 12, 2013
My Top 10 Favorite Sports Movies
10. 61* - Baseball
9. Rocky - Boxing
8. Rocky II - Boxing
7. 42 - Baseball
6. Miracle - Hockey
5. The Blind Side - Football
4. Necessary Roughness - Football
3. Rocky V - Boxing
2. Rocky III - Boxing
1. Rocky VI - Boxing
9. Rocky - Boxing
8. Rocky II - Boxing
7. 42 - Baseball
6. Miracle - Hockey
5. The Blind Side - Football
4. Necessary Roughness - Football
3. Rocky V - Boxing
2. Rocky III - Boxing
1. Rocky VI - Boxing
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Top Five Athletes of All-Time
After blogging about just football I figured I'll blog a little but about about some other sports and not only football. So I'm blogging about what I think my top 10 athletes of all-time are. = NFL Player
1. Jim Thorpe - Thorpe was a Running Back for the Canton Bulldogs, Arizona Cardinals, and New York Giants, he made to the Pro-Football Hall of Fame. He was a Native American nicknamed Wa-Tho-Huk. Not only did Thorpe play football, but he played in the olympics. He won five gold medals. He ran the 100 yard dash in ten seconds, the 220 yard dash in 21.8 seconds, and the 440 yard dash in 51.8 seconds. Even though he did all of that Thorpe wasn't a two sport athlete, that's because he was a three sport athlete. Thorpe also played baseball, he had a batting average of .252, 176 hits, 7 home runs, and 82 RBI's. He played for the New York Giants, Cincinnati Reds, New York Giants, and Boston Braves.
2. Bo Jackson - Bo Jackson was known for being a great two sport athlete, playing baseball and football. Bo was a great college football player, he won the heisman. In 1986 scouting combine, Bo ran 4.12 in the 40 yard dash! Bo was drafted in 1987 by the L. A. Raiders as Running Back. He made it to one pro-bowl and retired in 1990. He finished his career with 2,782 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns. Bo played for the Kansas City Royals, Chicago White Sox, and the California Angels. He was the 1989 All-Star game MVP and the 1993 AL Comeback Player of Year. Bo retired in 1994 with a .250 batting average, 141 home runs, and 415 RBI's.
3. Michael Jordan - Jordan is known as the greatest NBA player of all time. He played for the Chicago Bulls from 1984-1983, 1995-1998 and for the Washington Wizards from 2001-2003. Jordan was a six- time NBA Champion, a six time NBA Finals MVP, a five time NBA MVP, a 14 time NBA All-Star, a three time NBA All-Star Game MVP, 1988 NBA Defensive Player of the Year, and the 1985 NBA Rookie of the Year. He also made it to the olympics for the American Basketball Team. After Jordan retired he played baseball for the Birmingham Barons and the Scottsdale Scorpions. Jordan finished his NBA career with 32,292 points!
4. Babe Ruth - Babe Ruth is the best baseball of all-time. He started his career as a Pitcher for the Boston Red Sox. In 1920 The Redsox made the worst mistake ever, they traded Babe to the New York Yankees. Babe was no longer a Pitcher he was moved to Outfielder. He won seven World Series, three with the Red Sox and four with the yankees. In 1935 Babe got traded to the Boston Braves where he played his last season. Babe ended his career with a .342 average, 2,873 hits, 714 home runs, and 2,213 RBI's.
5. Muhammad Ali - Ali was the greatest Heavyweight boxer who ever fought. He was a tall 6'3 Boxer and was nicknamed "The Greatest", The Peoples Champion", and "The Louisville Lip". He played 61 fights and won 56 of them and only lost 5. He won 37 by KO. In 1960, Ali won a gold medal in the summer
olympics.
1. Jim Thorpe - Thorpe was a Running Back for the Canton Bulldogs, Arizona Cardinals, and New York Giants, he made to the Pro-Football Hall of Fame. He was a Native American nicknamed Wa-Tho-Huk. Not only did Thorpe play football, but he played in the olympics. He won five gold medals. He ran the 100 yard dash in ten seconds, the 220 yard dash in 21.8 seconds, and the 440 yard dash in 51.8 seconds. Even though he did all of that Thorpe wasn't a two sport athlete, that's because he was a three sport athlete. Thorpe also played baseball, he had a batting average of .252, 176 hits, 7 home runs, and 82 RBI's. He played for the New York Giants, Cincinnati Reds, New York Giants, and Boston Braves. 
2. Bo Jackson - Bo Jackson was known for being a great two sport athlete, playing baseball and football. Bo was a great college football player, he won the heisman. In 1986 scouting combine, Bo ran 4.12 in the 40 yard dash! Bo was drafted in 1987 by the L. A. Raiders as Running Back. He made it to one pro-bowl and retired in 1990. He finished his career with 2,782 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns. Bo played for the Kansas City Royals, Chicago White Sox, and the California Angels. He was the 1989 All-Star game MVP and the 1993 AL Comeback Player of Year. Bo retired in 1994 with a .250 batting average, 141 home runs, and 415 RBI's.
3. Michael Jordan - Jordan is known as the greatest NBA player of all time. He played for the Chicago Bulls from 1984-1983, 1995-1998 and for the Washington Wizards from 2001-2003. Jordan was a six- time NBA Champion, a six time NBA Finals MVP, a five time NBA MVP, a 14 time NBA All-Star, a three time NBA All-Star Game MVP, 1988 NBA Defensive Player of the Year, and the 1985 NBA Rookie of the Year. He also made it to the olympics for the American Basketball Team. After Jordan retired he played baseball for the Birmingham Barons and the Scottsdale Scorpions. Jordan finished his NBA career with 32,292 points! 
4. Babe Ruth - Babe Ruth is the best baseball of all-time. He started his career as a Pitcher for the Boston Red Sox. In 1920 The Redsox made the worst mistake ever, they traded Babe to the New York Yankees. Babe was no longer a Pitcher he was moved to Outfielder. He won seven World Series, three with the Red Sox and four with the yankees. In 1935 Babe got traded to the Boston Braves where he played his last season. Babe ended his career with a .342 average, 2,873 hits, 714 home runs, and 2,213 RBI's.
5. Muhammad Ali - Ali was the greatest Heavyweight boxer who ever fought. He was a tall 6'3 Boxer and was nicknamed "The Greatest", The Peoples Champion", and "The Louisville Lip". He played 61 fights and won 56 of them and only lost 5. He won 37 by KO. In 1960, Ali won a gold medal in the summer
olympics.
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