Everybody should make a meme of their least favorite player laying under ole Chuck

[BloodyChamp]

He left us today. He was the last full time 2 position player, and 1 of the last people to be openly against the new rules for reasons other than mere stat inflation.

[21isSuperman]

 

Trent, Hank Baskett, and Cribbs are all leading candidates .  Funny how an image like this is so iconic in football history, but doing this today would get you a flag for taunting....

[BloodyChamp]

He says that he didn't know Frank was laying there. He says that he laid the hit, ran around until he figured out the play was over then did what he did and said "this * game is over", having ended up back near Frank by coincidence. I'm pretty sure I don't believe that lol!

[#BringBobBack]

 

Trent, Hank Baskett, and Cribbs are all leading candidates .  Funny how an image like this is so iconic in football history, but doing this today would get you a flag for taunting....

Baskett by far...still bothers me

[BigQandTheManiac]

Has everybody forgotten about Taj Smith? ?? If memory serves me correct if it wasn't for him running into the kicker, we would've advanced in the playoffs in 2010??? Memory kinda fozzy, but i would choose him.

[21isSuperman]

Has everybody forgotten about Taj Smith? ?? If memory serves me correct if it wasn't for him running into the kicker, we would've advanced in the playoffs in 2010??? Memory kinda fozzy, but i would choose him.

I still remember him making some solid contributions on special teams, though.  Guys like Baskett and Richardson did nothing to contribute

[ColtsBlueFL]

Has everybody forgotten about Taj Smith? ?? If memory serves me correct if it wasn't for him running into the kicker, we would've advanced in the playoffs in 2010??? Memory kinda fozzy, but i would choose him.

 

Just for you--

 

[oldunclemark]

 

Trent, Hank Baskett, and Cribbs are all leading candidates .  Funny how an image like this is so iconic in football history, but doing this today would get you a flag for taunting....

That's so true..

there were so many things you could do in the NFL back then that you cant even do in MMA now

[BloodyChamp]

I've never actually seen the play. The hit was legal, right? It wouldn't be taunting today..........it would be taunting, a personal foul (like so many other legal hits), an ejection and a PC nightmare.

[BloodyChamp]

Speaking of brutal hits, I know nothing about Chris Borland. Was he in on this?

[Gavin]

Speaking of brutal hits, I know nothing about Chris Borland. Was he in on this?

Not sure if serious...so no he wasn't in on the play, He wore #44

[Bravo]

Speaking of brutal hits, I know nothing about Chris Borland. Was he in on this?

Naaaa, but this was in Lucus Oil Stadium and there was a flag for a person foul on this hit....

[ruksak]

People didn't like my opinion of Chris Borland, they would really love what Chuck would say about it. 

[BOTT]

Tons of people are against the new rules. That wasn't exactly unique to chuck