khalil mack was a game wrecker in oaktown


khalil mack was a game wrecker in oaktown

khalil mack was a game wrecker in oaktown
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  1. I was at that game. I got a video on my phone of Marquette King dancing after destroying a punt. In the building for the Mack pick 6, it was magical.

  2. WHat the fuck kind of editing is this? Khalil Mack was a game wrecker and then a bunch of offensive plays????

  3. I was there and it was an amazing win but when Cam threw a frozen rope 65yds through the air with the flick of the wrist off his back foot to Ted Ginn it was the most impressive feat of athleticism I’ve ever seen in person. Truly inhuman. There was a loud, collective “WOAH” in the Coliseum.

  4. That would have been wild to have Mack and maxx on the line at the same time. Ngl of all then bullshit that we’ve put up with as fans, at least we’ve had at least a game wrecking DE for the last decade.

  5. I had so much fun watching football that year. The offense was damn near unstoppable, and even though the defense gave up points, they made huge plays when it mattered most.

  6. That game was a Rollercoaster. Some of the most fun (and most stress I’ve ever experienced) I’ve ever had watching football was that season

  7. This may have been the game where a bunch of DBs were out and Khalil was saying something like, “just give me 3 seconds” to his DBs and he sealed the game. Also Cam was a madman in his prime. What a player.

  8. Christian Wilkins is going to be our Mack this weekend.

    Yes, I didn’t forget about Crosby. I think he’s better than Mack so I won’t make that comparison.

  9. Idk if it was home but I still remember the interception Nnamdi made against Steve Smith running down the sideline

  10. Carr to Crabtree, mack and Bruce Irvin getting to Cam, Seabass nailing FGs, the nastiest o-line in the league. 

    2016 is the one that got away

  11. Ahh yes, game wrecker Khalil Mack. I haven’t seen him since Week 1 when he wrecked the game against us

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