Tribute to the 111th Most Prolific RB in NFL History

About the super bowl this year.  I guess I hope the Giants win because I'm a big Brandon Jacobs and Michael Strahan fan, but at the same time I (i) can't stand giants fans; (ii) am not a fan of Eli Manning; (iii) would rather see Randy Moss win a Super Bowl before Plaxico Burress wins one.  Add it all up, and it's a wash at best and at worst, neurotic confusion on my part.

I saw Okoye as pretty much a one-skill runner.  He was a big, strong power runner who had some speed when running straight ahead but with relatively little agility or ability to move laterally.  So he was effective when he had a good offensive line who could open up some holes to power through, but that was about it.  He could only effectively run between the tackles and if a hole didn't open up for him, he couldn't use speed and agility to get yardage on his own.

As far as the Super Bowl goes, I have no horse in this race, so I'm rooting for the underdog and hoping it is at least a competitive game for four quarters.  But I think the food will be better than the game.

Swanson Pot Pies.

By the way, did you see him on the reality show "Pirate Master"??? He was kicked off because he wasn't athletic enough to keep up with the other contestants.

I'm rooting for Budweiser to come up with the best commercial. Oh, there's a game too?

From his website:
http://www.okoye.com/ChristianOkoye.php?PHPSESSID=67b92e6ab912de26f8ba014bbbb63338

Word.

Also a gigantic man:

angle to the game/players, etc. couldn't really find one

thats all I care about

FIRE HERM EDWARDS NOW!!!!!!

and they are still losing

Will be seen frequently for a long time; better than "The Catch", better than "The Immaculate Reception". Nothing, however, will surpass the Cal-Stanford band play, ultimately meaningless as it was. It was awesome. The Boise State hook and ladder wasn't bad, either.