The Frank Gore Appreciation Thread
Posted: Mon Sep 8, 2014 1:38 am
In reality, this is likely Frank's last season as the lead back.....I hope he gets a ring and rides off into the sunset. But he's been a helluva back in this league. I think he's highly respected around the league and under appreciated by a lot of casual fans.
---Two ACL tears in college created a lot of doubters coming into the league.
---Diagnosed with dyslexia, he had to overcome that to even qualify for college.
---You won't find a runner with better patience and vision in my opinion.
---Great in pass protection.
---One of only two RBs left in the league for the 2005 draft (Ronnie Brown)
---29th back with more than 10,000 yards in the league
---Played behind some garbage lines when he was grinding out a lot of those yards the first 5-6 years.
---Likely not a serious HOF candidate but an all-time great in this league
Congrats on 10k and let's send him out in style.
---Two ACL tears in college created a lot of doubters coming into the league.
---Diagnosed with dyslexia, he had to overcome that to even qualify for college.
---You won't find a runner with better patience and vision in my opinion.
---Great in pass protection.
---One of only two RBs left in the league for the 2005 draft (Ronnie Brown)
---29th back with more than 10,000 yards in the league
---Played behind some garbage lines when he was grinding out a lot of those yards the first 5-6 years.
---Likely not a serious HOF candidate but an all-time great in this league
Congrats on 10k and let's send him out in style.