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Negative. His first three years were spent in the AFL, anyway.
No to both.
As in Leroy? No.
No, nobody did it before him, and no, HE did not do it either.Leroy Kelly
Year TM | G | Att Yards Y/A TD | Rec Yards Y/R TD |+----------+-----+--------------------------+-------------------------+| 1964 cle | 14 | 6 12 2.0 0 | 0 0 0.0 0 || 1965 cle | 13 | 37 139 3.8 0 | 9 122 13.6 0 || 1966 cle | 14 | 209 1141 5.5 15 | 32 366 11.4 1 || 1967 cle | 14 | 235 1205 5.1 11 | 20 282 14.1 2 || 1968 cle | 14 | 248 1239 5.0 16 | 22 297 13.5 4 || 1969 cle | 13 | 196 817 4.2 9 | 20 267 13.3 1 || 1970 cle | 13 | 206 656 3.2 6 | 24 311 13.0 2 || 1971 cle | 14 | 234 865 3.7 10 | 25 252 10.1 2 || 1972 cle | 14 | 224 811 3.6 4 | 23 204 8.9 1 || 1973 cle | 13 | 132 389 2.9 3 | 15 180 12.0 0 |+----------+-----+--------------------------+-------------------------+| TOTAL | 136 | 1727 7274 4.2 74 | 190 2281 12.0 13 |Nope.
But "his first three years starting" wasn't the question.
No to E.D.
Nope.
You aren't very good at this game.
No. On the bright side, you'll eventually name every RB who ever played in the NFL.that's wrong too?geez.You aren't very good at this game.
barry sanders?
That's why I thought it was such a good question. It surprised me as well, even though he was a very good player. Thanks for being honest.
So you think this thread should end now?
No.
First of all, "that dude that played for green bay--late 60s" was not his name, nor did Brockington play in the 60's.But thanks for being a jerkoff and ruining it for everyone else after you took your 50 incorrect guesses. You should be proud.
Sorry, "that dude that played for green bay--late 60s" is still the incorrect answer.You could have meant Jim Taylor for all I knew.
jesus christ--if i had said "that dude that ran for the detroit lions in the 90s" and the correct answer was barry sanders, would you have assumed i meant derrick moore?i remembered brockington as having a great start to his career and then flopping, but i couldn't remember his name. at least i knew who the guy was.
Ohhhhhhh... so close.The correct answer was Dexter Carter.
Since Jim Taylor had five 1,000 yard seasons in the 60's playing for the Green Bay Packers, and Brockington did not play for the Packers in the 60's, I submit that most people would have assumed that's who you meant, despite your extreme analogy.
I'm at work.
We, evidently, attended different schools.
I do not agree with Imp's approach but I agree with the underlying idea. You did NOT get the correct answer, I thought you meant Taylor and so did anyone who read your post. I do not see that you have any reason to lie, unless you are a dateless, friendless, sad, lonely, bitter little-boy, so you probably did intend to say Brockington but you did not say Brockington, or any name for that matter, and there is no reason for anyone to think that you did.That dude who played for GB in the late 60s??
harrier's defense.what the #### do i care--i knew the person, name took a little bit to come to me, i searched for him, and i was right. so i gave it as my answer again. that's the point of this, right? if you know the answer, give it?I do not agree with Imp's approach but I agree with the underlying idea. You did NOT get the correct answer, I thought you meant Taylor and so did anyone who read your post. I do not see that you have any reason to lie, unless you are a dateless, friendless, sad, lonely, bitter little-boy, so you probably did intend to say Brockington but you did not say Brockington, or any name for that matter, and there is no reason for anyone to think that you did.That dude who played for GB in the late 60s??
You might as well have said
That guy who played football for that team back then and was really good.
Yes.
