...tonight as the Steelers are putting it on the Colts.
He is having a great season and Pittsburgh hasnt missed a beat since losing their original starting RB, LeVeon Bell, a few weeks ago. WTG, DeAngelo!!!

His name also got a very nice round of applause tonight at the Senior Banquet when he was praised for his continued love and promotion of his university.

He finished with 134 yds and got one of the 3 game balls give out by NBC - Roeth and Antonio Brown got the other 2.

I've loved the Colts since I was three years old, but once the game was out of hand, I was more than willing to throw it aside and focus on DeAngelo.

His post-game interview on NBC was great. Tafoya - "Everyone keeps talking about your age, but you're just 32."

His workload might allow him to still be quite effective for years to come.

Thank Carolina for under-using him 8-)

(12-07-2015 06:30 AM)EarthBoundMisfit Wrote:  Thank Carolina for under-using him 8-)

This.

And unlike himself, he fumbled twice, losing one. 26-134. 6-30 something. And a game ball, despite 2 fumbles. WTG D.

Not a fan of the Steelers but I am so happy to see DeAngelo tearing it up.

(12-07-2015 08:26 AM)Pastnerized Wrote:  And unlike himself, he fumbled twice, losing one. 26-134. 6-30 something. And a game ball, despite 2 fumbles. WTG D.

I think I saw somewhere that was only the 8th fumble of his career, amazing.

If you click on here and scroll down, you can click on DeAngelo's highlights.

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2015120613...tab=videos

(12-07-2015 06:00 AM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  I've loved the Colts since I was three years old, but once the game was out of hand, I was more than willing to throw it aside and focus on DeAngelo.

His post-game interview on NBC was great. Tafoya - "Everyone keeps talking about your age, but you're just 32."

His workload might allow him to still be quite effective for years to come.

Your Colts passed over him for Addai

Well I'm not the damned GM.

As alluded to, Two might be 32 years old, but he hasn't exactly been rode hard and put up wet at Carolina. Despite his ypr average hos first few seasons, he played behind Stewart and then with Cam, essentially another RB. In football years, if it is possible to calculate such a thing, Two is 28 or 29 and entering what should now be his prime imo. He is and always will be my favorite Tiger football player.

(12-07-2015 09:24 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:  

(12-07-2015 08:26 AM)Pastnerized Wrote:  And unlike himself, he fumbled twice, losing one. 26-134. 6-30 something. And a game ball, despite 2 fumbles. WTG D.

I think I saw somewhere that was only the 8th fumble of his career, amazing.

Wow! That's gotta rank up there with the all time great running backs.

(12-08-2015 08:28 AM)MemphisTigerPawr Wrote:  As alluded to, Two might be 32 years old, but he hasn't exactly been rode hard and put up wet at Carolina. Despite his ypr average hos first few seasons, he played behind Stewart and then with Cam, essentially another RB. In football years, if it is possible to calculate such a thing, Two is 28 or 29 and entering what should now be his prime imo. He is and always will be my favorite Tiger football player.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_...ter-age-27

The average running back reaches their peak at 27, and their career is on the steep side of the downslope by 29.

(12-08-2015 01:10 AM)jsw3ent Wrote:  

(12-07-2015 06:00 AM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  I've loved the Colts since I was three years old, but once the game was out of hand, I was more than willing to throw it aside and focus on DeAngelo.

His post-game interview on NBC was great. Tafoya - "Everyone keeps talking about your age, but you're just 32."

His workload might allow him to still be quite effective for years to come.

Your Colts passed over him for Addai

Addai was taken after DeAngelo, but the patriots did pass on him for laurence maroney, something that confused me then and confuses me still. He would've been great in New England's offense

(12-08-2015 12:27 PM)Briskbas Wrote:  

(12-08-2015 08:28 AM)MemphisTigerPawr Wrote:  As alluded to, Two might be 32 years old, but he hasn't exactly been rode hard and put up wet at Carolina. Despite his ypr average hos first few seasons, he played behind Stewart and then with Cam, essentially another RB. In football years, if it is possible to calculate such a thing, Two is 28 or 29 and entering what should now be his prime imo. He is and always will be my favorite Tiger football player.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_...ter-age-27

The average running back reaches their peak at 27, and their career is on the steep side of the downslope by 29.

Maybe so, and I might be wearing my blue glasses, but I think we are about to see DeAngelo shine and enter his prime. We know he is not the average running back!

(12-08-2015 01:17 PM)jgardne Wrote:  

(12-08-2015 01:10 AM)jsw3ent Wrote:  

(12-07-2015 06:00 AM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  I've loved the Colts since I was three years old, but once the game was out of hand, I was more than willing to throw it aside and focus on DeAngelo.

His post-game interview on NBC was great. Tafoya - "Everyone keeps talking about your age, but you're just 32."

His workload might allow him to still be quite effective for years to come.

Your Colts passed over him for Addai

Addai was taken after DeAngelo, but the patriots did pass on him for laurence maroney, something that confused me then and confuses me still. He would've been great in New England's offense

I stand corrected-----I forgot it was Maroney----and Bush.

(12-08-2015 04:20 AM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  Well I'm not the damned GM.

I was incorrect regardless.