Earthquake Enyart! Nice article on one of the ALL TIME GREATS!

[Patrick76777]

http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110518/SPORTS/105180321/-1/NEWSMAP

Wow, I miss this guy.

[OpIv37]

holy ****, I had no idea that he actually played for the Bills.

[Patrick76777]

holy ****, I had no idea that he actually played for the Bills.

Yeah, he told the story once. Saw this today and laughed. Brought me back for thread.

[Patrick76777]

I wonder if he'll post on this thread?

[OpIv37]

I thought he was banned.

[Patrick76777]

I thought he was banned.


I think he may be around in another form. But what do I know. hehe

[Tatonka]

this is the same earthquake that posted here?

[Patrick76777]

this is the same earthquake that posted here?


Not the player. Just some guy from Chicago. One of the funniest posters in the history of the Zone. IMHO

[bf1]

this is the same earthquake that posted here?

Yep.

[Patrick76777]

Yep.


LOL. Point

[Mr. Miyagi]

Man I miss EE, and not the player either.

[The last buffalo fan]

Man I miss EE, and not the player either.

He is my dad.

[Michael82]

holy ****, I had no idea that he actually played for the Bills.

:rofl: He didn't. The poster EE was just a big fan of Bill Enyart.

[stuckincincy]

http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110518/SPORTS/105180321/-1/NEWSMAP

Wow, I miss this guy.


Heh - I remember Enyart. Wayne Patrick and Mini-Max Anderson, too.

Enyart was one of those "coulda, shoulda" players.

I chuckled at the comment about Simpson's blocking - he sure could, but that wasn't why he was there for. Simpson was a big, strong back...210 lb. plus...

His playing days are so long ago - younger folks missed out on seeing a stellar running back. I never saw such a big player move like him. His sense of hitting the hole was uncanny; he was great at following blockers and then bursting out. Having the late Jim Braxton sure helped, and the Bills built the "Electric Company" with OJ's talents very much in mind. When he broke free from the line, he flew and at top speed could juke anybody. IIRC, I think he still holds the KO ave. return record, when Coach Johnny Rausch made him do that.

He wasn't a fumble, either - he'd carry the rock in his strong right arm.

[Dozerdog]

http://www.billszone.com/mtlog/archives/2003/06/09/the_legend_of_earthquake_enyart.php
(http://www.billszone.com/mtlog/archives/2003/06/09/the_legend_of_earthquake_enyart.php)




At least my article on Enyart had pictures :mad:

[Night Train]

I met him as a kid. Our 1969 2nd round pick, right after O.J.

Was a great college player and wasn't worth a damn as a pro.

[THATHURMANATOR]

The day EE was banned was the beginning of the zones downfall.

[Ground Chuck]

I always felt that Mini Max Anderson never got a fair shake.