The Bills Roster that first had McGahee with the #46 jersey now has him listed as #2. If he really did wear #2 I think it be a pretty significant statement. Saying that he is special enough as a RB that he would be allowed to wear a number not assigned to his position. Afterall, we now he is in town and maybe he convinced somebody to give him the #2. It could be nothing but it suprised me to see that.
McGahee assigned #2!?
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McGahee assigned #2!?
The Bills Roster that first had McGahee with the #46 jersey now has him listed as #2. If he really did wear #2 I think it be a pretty significant statement. Saying that he is special enough as a RB that he would be allowed to wear a number not assigned to his position. Afterall, we now he is in town and maybe he convinced somebody to give him the #2. It could be nothing but it suprised me to see that.Originally posted by paladin warriorRALPH is drove me nut.Tags: None
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Any player can technically wear any number.
Keyshawn is #19
It is just looked down upon ty the NFL.
#2 for a RB is no big deal. #2 for an Offensive Tackle is a big deal.
Warren Moon was #1
Brett Favre is #4
Kickers down the right for any number under 5
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That is what I'm saying. #2 for a RB is not normal. Obviously it is allowed if they let him wear it.
I don't know why you brought up Moon and Farve cause they are QBs.
The thing with the #2 is I think it will make McGahee more visible once he gets on the field. I mean how many non-Bills fans know Henry's number? My guess is not many because it is a normal RB number. But McGahee will be calling attention to himself by wearing the #2 as a RB. Similar to the way Keyshawn does by wearing #19 as a WR. Its not a big deal, but just something I found interesting.Originally posted by paladin warriorRALPH is drove me nut.
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The fact Henry's # is a normal RB number doesn't have anything to do with it not being well known. The reason no few people know is because he's only had 1 star-quality season. If Henry keeps going the way he is, people will know his #.
Everyone knows Emmitt's 22 and Thurman's 34.
If McGahee seldom touches the field, no one will know his #, but if he becomes a star everyone will. The actual # will have very little impact.
Here's my comparison ... when watching tv, i (and I assume most people) don't notice when an OT lines up as a TE (unless you recognize the OT's body) even though the number is off.
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You don't think than when your average football fan is watching a game and they see a #2 line up behind the QB their eye will be drawn to that?
If Henry wore a single diget number last year I think it would be a safe assumption that more people would know Henry's #.Originally posted by paladin warriorRALPH is drove me nut.
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#'s are set for postition
by league....
The NFL has a stict ruling on that....RB's cannont wear #2. It's all in the OFFICIAL NFL RULE BOOK. Even states that a retired number would have to be issued if it was last number available at that position. Also states that 2 players can have same number in pre-season.Dave / SACKMARINO -
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Originally posted by Travis Hunter
The jersey he held up had an 03 on it at the press conference. Had me guessing if it was his number.
Didn't WR Michael Jackson from the Browns wear #1?You think you're hot **** in a champagne glass, but you're really cold diarrhea in a Dixie cup!
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No, I don't think that the average NFL fan would notice a #2 lining up behind the QB. Maybe if they were at the game instead of watching it on tv, but if you're at the game, chances are you have a good idea what the player's numbers are if they play often. The average fan does not examine the numbers of every player on the field. They may notice if the announcer points it out, but I doubt they would.
When Dennis Rodman, whose number was well known because he was a celebrity, not vice versa, was in Chicago, he played a lot and I bet you few people that watch the NBA would have seen his number jump out because it was 91. I bet almost as many people know his #10 from Detroit as they do his #91 from the Bulls.
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