What the hell does have to do with anything??I don't think Revis is gonna be playing in a World Series anytime soon
Is Darrelle Revis the new Deion Sanders?
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In this pass friendly era where they don't allow u to play defense, I'd say he's the better. I think there's too many young dudes in here trying to fit in by saying "Deion" when they only know him from NFL Network.
Same Deion that gave up 5 TDs and 250 yards to Jerry Rice on MNF in 1991
So none of u Deion fans gone fix this?? Learn something new every day huh.. Revis it is
nikkas always lying stop the bullshyt ain't nobody in they life ever catch no 5 fukking touchdowns on Deion Sanders...
Rice had a club-record 13 catches for 225 yards, with the touchdown receptions covering 24, 25, 19, 13 and 15 yards.
He tied the receiving record set by Bob Shaw of the Chicago Cardinals against Baltimore on Oct. 2, 1950 and tied by Kellen Winslow of the San Diego Chargers against Oakland on Nov. 22, 1981.
Montana, who completed 32 of 49 passes, also threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to Mike Sherrard. The six scoring passes broke the club record of five set by Montana twice previously and also by several others.
In the 49ers' five games this season, Montana has passed for 1,792 yards and 14 touchdowns, both tops in the NFC.
Atlanta Coach Jerry Glanville had nothing but praise for Montana. "I don't know of a quarterback that can play any better," Glanville said. "He gave us a lesson. I can't wait until that quarterback retires."
Montana and Rice picked on cornerback Charles Dimry throughout the game.
"He's a great defensive back, but it is one-on-one coverage and the defensive back doesn't know where I'm going," Rice said.
"My confidence level is not shaken," Dimry said. "I'm just down because I had a bad day. Rice is a total package and great all-around receiver."
By C Douglas Baker, Senior Analyst
Lifelong New England Patriots fan.
"Sanders is known as much for his oversized ego and big mouth as he is for his play on the field. Curtis Martin, on the other hand, is a quiet,
unassuming player whose greatness spoke for itself on the field."
http://bleacherreport.com/users/64200-c-douglas-baker
"Enough said!"
Silly kids. Y'all must have forgot. One life, one love, so their can only be one King.
Show the youtubes or just stop same nikkas said Irvin torched him for that 12 and 227 in 94 when he was with the Niners nikka causght two passes on Deion you nikkas need too stop with these Ducktales
There is no such player named Alvin Bailey and if your talking about Harper
What Big Al do that Championship game when Irvin ate I'll wait
Thanks for proving that Deion doesnt cover the best Wr...why was he not checking him??nikkas always lying stop the bullshyt ain't nobody in they life ever catch no 5 fukking touchdowns on Deion Sanders...
Rice had a club-record 13 catches for 225 yards, with the touchdown receptions covering 24, 25, 19, 13 and 15 yards.
He tied the receiving record set by Bob Shaw of the Chicago Cardinals against Baltimore on Oct. 2, 1950 and tied by Kellen Winslow of the San Diego Chargers against Oakland on Nov. 22, 1981.
Montana, who completed 32 of 49 passes, also threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to Mike Sherrard. The six scoring passes broke the club record of five set by Montana twice previously and also by several others.
In the 49ers' five games this season, Montana has passed for 1,792 yards and 14 touchdowns, both tops in the NFC.
Atlanta Coach Jerry Glanville had nothing but praise for Montana. "I don't know of a quarterback that can play any better," Glanville said. "He gave us a lesson. I can't wait until that quarterback retires."
Montana and Rice picked on cornerback Charles Dimry throughout the game.
"He's a great defensive back, but it is one-on-one coverage and the defensive back doesn't know where I'm going," Rice said.
"My confidence level is not shaken," Dimry said. "I'm just down because I had a bad day. Rice is a total package and great all-around receiver."
By C Douglas Baker, Senior Analyst
Lifelong New England Patriots fan.
"Sanders is known as much for his oversized ego and big mouth as he is for his play on the field. Curtis Martin, on the other hand, is a quiet,
unassuming player whose greatness spoke for itself on the field."
http://bleacherreport.com/users/64200-c-douglas-baker
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No I proved you lied ask Jerry Glanville ass got fired stop lying bruh too suit your narratives shyt ain't a good look
Irvin, on Sanders: "I love Deion, I really do. He's the best at what he does, and I love him as a person, too."
Sanders, on Irvin: "He's just a confident guy - a confident man. He carries himself with confidence on the field."
Irvin, on Sanders: "If they put Deion following me all over the field, that's fine. If they don't, that's fine, too."
Sanders, on Irvin: "It's a great battle, a respectable battle. . . . We don't mention nothing about the game (socially). We don't ride down the road, and I say to him, 'Oh, yeah. I held you to one catch for 5 yards.'
We don't do those type of things. We enjoy life. We don't talk about performances in games."
nikkas need too stop lying
Sanders, on Irvin: "He's just a confident guy - a confident man. He carries himself with confidence on the field."
Irvin, on Sanders: "If they put Deion following me all over the field, that's fine. If they don't, that's fine, too."
Sanders, on Irvin: "It's a great battle, a respectable battle. . . . We don't mention nothing about the game (socially). We don't ride down the road, and I say to him, 'Oh, yeah. I held you to one catch for 5 yards.'
We don't do those type of things. We enjoy life. We don't talk about performances in games."nikkas need too stop lying
"But no tackling?! Yesterday on Fox’s broadcast, Troy Aikman remembered that Deion considered tackling a “business decision.” Which prompted Drew Magary to reminisce:
He was notorious for avoiding contact during his career. But he was so good at covering receivers that he could get away with it. That’s what will always astound me about Deion Sanders, he was so good at playing defense that he didn’t even need to TACKLE, which you would think is a necessary skill for any great defensive player."
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1991 - SF vs Atlanta, 2 games. Rice goes 7-138-1 Atlanta Falcons at San Francisco 49ers - October 13th, 1991 in game one; in game 2, Rice goes 6-44-0. In game two, he got man-to-man from Deion, with a long catch of 10 yards; that's as good as it gets vs. Rice.
How the hell did I lie? I said Deion rarely guarded the No. 1 wr, then you posted an article that further legitimizing what I previously stated..
Maybe I'm thinking of someone else who said Rice caught 250 for 5 touchdowns...plus that's not true