A lot of great runs, but I'm partial to that Miami run, myself. Dude always wants more, and has the endurance and talent to give more in the middle of runs that would exhaust other runners...
In th 1st one, the ref barely, just barely got out of the way. In another, the ref was skating, trying to decide which way to run 'n made the correct choice. Keeps them on their toes. The only players able to stay with KWIII are his own teammates. Exciting and entertaining times are ahead.
From the first feature of him here I was like, 'That's Walter'esk.'
Those cuts aren't right. Just ridiculous. So fun.
What if...what if Ken has a Russell Wilson type career? For those who would say apples/oranges... Walter was better than any Bears QB ever.
And did you hear Penny's comments around his contract signing? He loves Seattle, and does not mind sharing the room (he was a great friend and fan of Chris).
If these two guys are elite, it changes the discussion. Then other teams are trying to get a star back in the second round or higher.
Penny resigned but for only a 1 year deal. If he gets hurt again the team will move on from him. This is why I have my sights sets on Jahmyr Gibbs in the draft. KWIII runs a 4.38. Gibbs is a little faster at 4.32. Both can catch and run. Check out this highlight reel.
Let's get KWlll back soon you have me excited to see him NOW !
Your secret is partially out. I was up at 3.17 am with a crank hip and back. I watched two episodes of Peter Gun, maybe the best TV detective show. After that I did a YouTube search of the top 15 college quarterbacks. A very small channel popped up first called College football Bros. The show is 3 actual brothers and they went through their list and I thought no Grayson. Well I was wrong and he came in as the 4th best QB, one of the brother said he had him ranked higher. There has only been 2000 views and it has been out for 2 months but there he was McCaw.
I've seen that episode! Of Peter Gun, I mean. Shady McCaw (#10) was the chief villain of McVayCorp, an evil stepchild business venture of renowned Satanist Anton McVay and Rams head coach Sean McVay. Right as McVayCorp was about to take over the division, #10 comes in to save the day. Same episode?
I wanted to grab Penny and Walker in my fantasy draft last night and when I got outbid for Penny I wasn't going to get outbid for Walker. He's a league winner if Penny gets hurt (and no, I am not hoping he gets hurt).
When he is tackled, Walker just does not look vanquished. Mostly defensive players look like they’re trying to beg borrow and steal however they can in hopes he might slip or that they can finally steer him out of bounds.
A lot of great runs, but I'm partial to that Miami run, myself. Dude always wants more, and has the endurance and talent to give more in the middle of runs that would exhaust other runners...
In th 1st one, the ref barely, just barely got out of the way. In another, the ref was skating, trying to decide which way to run 'n made the correct choice. Keeps them on their toes. The only players able to stay with KWIII are his own teammates. Exciting and entertaining times are ahead.
From the first feature of him here I was like, 'That's Walter'esk.'
Those cuts aren't right. Just ridiculous. So fun.
What if...what if Ken has a Russell Wilson type career? For those who would say apples/oranges... Walter was better than any Bears QB ever.
And did you hear Penny's comments around his contract signing? He loves Seattle, and does not mind sharing the room (he was a great friend and fan of Chris).
If these two guys are elite, it changes the discussion. Then other teams are trying to get a star back in the second round or higher.
Just exciting...
I snagged him in two fantasy leagues. Even so I hope he and Penny both stay healthy and one-two punch the league this year.
Penny resigned but for only a 1 year deal. If he gets hurt again the team will move on from him. This is why I have my sights sets on Jahmyr Gibbs in the draft. KWIII runs a 4.38. Gibbs is a little faster at 4.32. Both can catch and run. Check out this highlight reel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMNQN9-7ajo
If one RB like Kenneth Walker is good, two would be unreal. Gibbs returns kicks, something we need and could line up in the slot.
A healthy Penny and Walker duo is going to be more than a handful for any team the Seahawks play this season.
Let's get KWlll back soon you have me excited to see him NOW !
Your secret is partially out. I was up at 3.17 am with a crank hip and back. I watched two episodes of Peter Gun, maybe the best TV detective show. After that I did a YouTube search of the top 15 college quarterbacks. A very small channel popped up first called College football Bros. The show is 3 actual brothers and they went through their list and I thought no Grayson. Well I was wrong and he came in as the 4th best QB, one of the brother said he had him ranked higher. There has only been 2000 views and it has been out for 2 months but there he was McCaw.
I've seen that episode! Of Peter Gun, I mean. Shady McCaw (#10) was the chief villain of McVayCorp, an evil stepchild business venture of renowned Satanist Anton McVay and Rams head coach Sean McVay. Right as McVayCorp was about to take over the division, #10 comes in to save the day. Same episode?
I tried to hit like and it would not register, so here is my like !
Peter Gun sounds like something on Pluto TV or Acorn TV. But always down for a good detective show.
ME TV you would love the show
Haha that was the channel I forgot to mention.
spell it Peter Gunn and recognize the iconic Henry Mancini theme
I did mean Gunn but got spell checked and Henry Mancini very good Candy !!!
I wanted to grab Penny and Walker in my fantasy draft last night and when I got outbid for Penny I wasn't going to get outbid for Walker. He's a league winner if Penny gets hurt (and no, I am not hoping he gets hurt).
He's on all 3 of my teams!
When he is tackled, Walker just does not look vanquished. Mostly defensive players look like they’re trying to beg borrow and steal however they can in hopes he might slip or that they can finally steer him out of bounds.