Where does the "Que Dawg" rank in Oiler/Titans History?

I thought he was doing a retro version of the referee signal for a TD. :ha:

 

Yeah, there are quite a few stars in Omega Psi Phi, Shaquille O'neal and Steve McNair are the two that come to mind.

 

Ahhh, cool - that's my birthday

ok, so the first time I met Steve I asked him about the "sign" he throws up and he said it meant 'Omega Man' - straight from the man himself

 

However, if Steve were to have played back in the 'ol Oilers Run and Shoot days (an offense better suited to Steve's persona) I think he would have eclipsed what Moon did.

Not to take anything away from Moon, but Steve would've been a better pro had he been in an offense not controlled by Jeff Fisher's conservative style of play - imo

 

I agree in principle. I'm just not one who thinks in a "alternative universe" sort of way. I do like McNair more though.

 

thanks Kami, I like to look at "all things being equal"

if you were to put Moon into a Jeff Fisher '95 lame-duck situation, I think he would crumbled under the intense pressure of suckdom

hold on ,.... belay that

Steve was a slinger in college and a freelance scrambler. 2 things that Jeff Fisher suppressed (to an extent). I always said that if Steve would have gone to Minnesota (which oddly I have a Steve McNair rookie card of him in a Vikings uni) he woulda put up silly ,ridiculous, Favre-esque / Marino-esque stats ... there I said it

Steve McNair was a wild stallion and Jeff turned him into a Tennesee walking Horse and never put substantial receiving ptions at his disposal (see Randy Moss). Really, Moon had some talent at WR. and at Steve's best he had a possession receiver (Mason). the only downfield threat Steve ever really had at his disposal was Chris Sanders and he couldn't catch a cold nude in a snowstorm


(breathe PuckDaddy ..... more Vodka)

 

MAC DADDY #1
Full Moon #2

Now if MAC can win a title, he will be the clear number 1 of Oilers/Titans!