Hill Looking to Build on Rookie Season

O.K., first off, I totally love the Sideshow Bob with axe picture. Sideshow is hot in a crazy, stalker dude kind of way. He reminds me of the playoff Randy Moss hair, when he "mooned" the Packer fans.

I remember the Texans game in general, but not Rey's tackle. I remember the shanked field goal, but I had already mentally checked out of the game. Was that game hot or cold?

You totally suck! You didn't tell me if my reconfigured pictures worked.

 

Ok. It may not have been your fault. I'm going to figure it out this afternoon. I think my software needs a new serial, but anyway the weather was very fair that day. Do you remember Pacman's TD that gave the Titans the lead? That was pretty cool. Had Rey been run over and that ko gone for a TD, Tennessee would have most likely lost. Had they lost they would have a three way tie with Houston and New Orleans for worst record. With the strenth of schedule of the Titans being .512, that would be loss would have given the Titans the #1 pick over all in the draft. Crazy huh?

 

Did Rey get a penalty for the tackle and that's why the Texans had to punt? I think I was wearing the Seven jeans that make me look like I have a big booty and cute pink polo shirt.

 

he got a face mask penalty for the tackle which saved a TD return.

The Texans kicker missed a FG after it and we won.

 

Thank you Aussie Boy, but, erm, I said that Rey got a penalty! I totally remember the game now and I was wearing the Seven jeans and pink polo shirt!

O.K., so I'll admit that I didn't remember all on my own, that Rey got a penalty. But, I do remember the game now:kiss:

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reynaldo_Hill

 

Holy crap, did you edit that? That's awesome! Gunny!!! Gunny!!!
Did you do that? That's freakin' killer!

 

Whoever did it, that's awesome...

 

Hehehe, I was on there last night and was dumbfounded that Ben Troupe and Erron Kinney didn't have a page yet Bo Scaife did. So I added them two and Reynaldo Hill

 

A fine tuned, nearly indestructible machine used as a dominant force against the opposition; it comes barreling in to destroy anything in its path. Standing 6'3" and weighing 223 pounds, chiseled safety Tank Williams annihilates his opponents, leaving them strewn across the field.

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