I know a lot of people are still mad and distance themselves, but Wilson was always one of my favorite Bengals back in the day. I loved the way that dude ran.
Fun fact; like Ickey, Wilson changed his number. When he started out with the Bengals, he was #29. Well, not sure how "fun" it is...but it is a fact.
(12-31-2015, 03:23 AM)rfaulk34 Wrote: [ -> ]I know a lot of people are still mad and distance themselves, but Wilson was always one of my favorite Bengals back in the day. I loved the way that dude ran.
Fun fact; like Ickey, Wilson changed his number. When he started out with the Bengals, he was #29. Well, not sure how "fun" it is...but it is a fact.
Same here, loved watching Wilson run. Very talented back with crazy potential. Would he have made a difference in the outcome of the SB? That's hard to say, but he would've definitely added another weapon to the arsenal.
(12-31-2015, 05:11 PM)Bengalholic Wrote: [ -> ]Same here, loved watching Wilson run. Very talented back with crazy potential. Would he have made a difference in the outcome of the SB? That's hard to say, but he would've definitely added another weapon to the arsenal.
That last third and short the Bengals had--they convert, they keep the ball and win. They ran and couldn't get it. Stanley ALWAYS got those.
(01-01-2016, 05:10 PM)McC Wrote: [ -> ]That last third and short the Bengals had--they convert, they keep the ball and win. They ran and couldn't get it. Stanley ALWAYS got those.
I hate the nearly three-decade what-if game. If we had Wilson, if we had Krumrie, if Billups doesn't drop the early 4th quarter interception, if the Bengal D can just stop the 49ers O on the final drive, if Montana doesn't spot John Candy in the stands, if if if. Every time we rehash it it's a fresh kick in the 'nads.
