Where will LT be ranked?

[thatpfunk]

Barring major injury, where will Ladanian being ranked in regards to great running backs?

Does he have to win a Super Bowl or play for a perrenial playoff team?

What other RBs that are in their prime atm, have a chance to be considered one of the greats?

[jakethebake]

He hasn't accomplished nearly enough to be considered a "great" yet. The talent is there though. I don't think the Superbowl or perrenial playoff team are necessities. Look at Sanders.

[Toro]

As the greatest linebacker to play the game.

[Boris]

My thoughts exactly. The LT nick should be retired by sports commentators and used only for Lawrence Taylor.

The can use Ltom or something when talking about Ladanian.

[jakethebake]

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The can use Ltom or something when talking about Ladanian.

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Or his actual name. This making up nicknames for absolutely everyone in sports has gotten ridiculous.

[thatpfunk]

La-dane-e-in Tom-lin-son doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.

[jakethebake]

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La-dane-e-in Tom-lin-son doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.

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I'm pretty sure if you just say Ladainian, people will get who you're talking about. It's pretty easy to say.

[thatpfunk]

He is a spokesman for the company i work for AND i live in san diego. you would be surprised (it's sad almost)

[jakethebake]

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He is a spokesman for the company i work for AND i live in san diego. you would be surprised (it's sad almost)

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So if someone is talking about football and Ladainian is used in context, people wouldn't know who it was? I'm pretty sure those same people wouldn't know who LTom (or some other inanity) is either. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[thatpfunk]

The ability to pronounce ladanian correctly. The godamn CFO fucks it up ~1/3 of the time. It is a great first impression for potential clients.