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We are so lucky to be able to see his classiness for another year.

Per Twitter

LaDainian Tomlinson reiterated Monday that he plans to continue playing football, even if he's released by the Chargers.

"I will play in 2010," he said. Tomlinson has no trade value and will draw next to no interest on the free agent market once he's cut. A team may take a flier on the future Hall of Famer in training camp, but it won't take long to realize Tomlinson has nothing left. He's worth dropping in deep dynasty leagues.
Source: Kevin Acee on Twitter
 
Re: Mr "Classy " LT will play 1 more year

We are so lucky to be able to see his classiness for another year.

Per Twitter

LaDainian Tomlinson reiterated Monday that he plans to continue playing football, even if he's released by the Chargers.

"I will play in 2010," he said. Tomlinson has no trade value and will draw next to no interest on the free agent market once he's cut. A team may take a flier on the future Hall of Famer in training camp, but it won't take long to realize Tomlinson has nothing left. He's worth dropping in deep dynasty leagues.
Source: Kevin Acee on Twitter

Announcing via Twitter was not a classy move by LaClassian.
 
Did anybody see Mr. Classy with his helmet and visor on as the Chargers were leaving the field? Trying to hide those tears again, Complainian?
 
It's amazing how quickly my opinion of him went down the tubes.
 
It's amazing how quickly my opinion of him went down the tubes.

What is more amazing is how quickly his career went down the tubes.

The whiny biatch fell off a cliff.
 
Good, he sucks
 
What is more amazing is how quickly his career went down the tubes.

The whiny biatch fell off a cliff.

The Patriots have taken down Marshall Faulk and LaDainian Tomlinson at the peak of their careers, and neither guy recovered. :D
 
I don't ever remember seeing a running back go from the best in the game to below average in two years. You normally expect the decline in skills to be gradual, but he went from greatness to terrible so fast. And this past year it was clear he played one year too many.

The Patriots have taken down Marshall Faulk and LaDainian Tomlinson at the peak of their careers, and neither guy recovered. :D

The Giants could probably say something similar about the Pats. The Pats were the best in the game two years ago too and now they look like a shell of their former self after a shocking loss in the Superbowl.
 
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The Giants could probably say something similar about the Pats. The Pats were the best in the game two years ago too and now they look like a shell of their former self after a shocking loss in the Superbowl.

It was pretty crappy the way that the Giants made all of the Pats' best players on D retire, get traded or leave in FA.
 
It was pretty crappy the way that the Giants made all of the Pats' best players on D retire, get traded or leave in FA.

By the same token the Pats didn't make LT's skills erode either.
 
I don't ever remember seeing a running back go from the best in the game to below average in two years. You normally expect the decline in skills to be gradual, but he went from greatness to terrible so fast. And this past year it was clear he played one year too many.



The Giants could probably say something similar about the Pats. The Pats were the best in the game two years ago too and now they look like a shell of their former self after a shocking loss in the Superbowl.

i disagrree, we looked good and played with heart last seaosn with cassel...

this year we just wernt the patriots
 
I don't ever remember seeing a running back go from the best in the game to below average in two years. You normally expect the decline in skills to be gradual, but he went from greatness to terrible so fast. And this past year it was clear he played one year too many.

Too much tread on the tires. It's why I avoided Tomlinson in fantasy leagues the last two years.


The Giants could probably say something similar about the Pats. The Pats were the best in the game two years ago too and now they look like a shell of their former self after a shocking loss in the Superbowl.

I'd be hard pressed to disagree with that statement. Though it stands to reason that Brady and Moss probably weren't ever going to play at the level they played in 2007 ever again, regardless of what the Giants did in the SB, and that the Patriots weren't going 16-0 again. And yes, that argument can apply to 2006 Tomlinson and his TD record breaking season, but then you don't have to look further than to 2007 when the Patriots again shut down Tomlinson and Co., and it really tailspinned from there.

On the other hand, the Patriots haven't been the juggernaut they once were, but it's still too soon to completely write off an entire franchise, whereas it's very simple to write off Tomlinson individually.
 
the giants are a shell of their former self. the difference is, they had farther to fall.
 
I hope this doesn't turn into another Favre saga.
 
By the same token the Pats didn't make LT's skills erode either.

Jeez, man, talk about thin skin. Were you the guy that called Dale & Holley.
 
By the same token the Pats didn't make LT's skills erode either.

Of course they didn't, I agree 100%. The Pats have hardly played LdT. The guy just hit the wall, and I agree with you that I've never seen a RB slow down so quickly.

Re-watching SB36, I do think that the Pats took something off of Marshallfaulker's career. They absolutely destroyed him that game. It's no wonder he's still so bitter towards the Pats.
 
Some people just don't know when to let go do they. LT, despite his earlier success and being used in touchdown scenarios this season is a shell and now an injury prone prima donna taking away carries from Sproles to service his own ego.
 
Of course they didn't, I agree 100%. The Pats have hardly played LdT. The guy just hit the wall, and I agree with you that I've never seen a RB slow down so quickly.

Re-watching SB36, I do think that the Pats took something off of Marshallfaulker's career. They absolutely destroyed him that game. It's no wonder he's still so bitter towards the Pats.

You also have to keep in mind that he was the Chargers offense for many years.
 
I love you LT. Play forever. You are such a role model... taking losses with class and never worrying about opposing players or coaches. You are the greatest.
 
I don't ever remember seeing a running back go from the best in the game to below average in two years. You normally expect the decline in skills to be gradual, but he went from greatness to terrible so fast. And this past year it was clear he played one year too many.



The Giants could probably say something similar about the Pats. The Pats were the best in the game two years ago too and now they look like a shell of their former self after a shocking loss in the Superbowl.

Its what happens to RB's, Priest Holmes, Shaun Alexander, Larry Johnson, Clinton Portis, Brian Westbrook have all declined IMO weather it be due to injuries or just being worn down. LT is no where near Terrible but hes not LT anymore.
 
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