Blood is thicker than water... generally means that the bonds of family and common ancestry are stronger than those bonds between unrelated people, right?
family genes... Some people wanted to know the genetic information and half wanted to keep it a secret, why?
Mark Ingram has spent time in jail for various crimes since his 1996 retirement from the NFL. He pleaded guilty in November 2005 to laundering money he believed to be proceeds from narcotics deals, as well as bank fraud for cashing counterfeit checks.
Mark Ingram has played for the Miami Dolphins, Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles.
Now his son Mark Ingram Jr., is a freshman running back at the University of Alabama.
Mark Ingram Jr has a good combination of power and speed. he can get the tough yards, he can make a move and break a big run. he can run good routes and catch the ball well. He contenues to improve his pass blocking and he is versatile ball player.
Mark Ingram, was a star on the New York Giants' 1991 Super Bowl-winning team who failed for a third time to appear in federal court for sentencing on a money laundering and bank fraud conviction. from Associated Press
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underage
It's hard for any child to follow in their father's footsteps let alone garner the same sort of success. The only siblings in the NFL that I can think of recently that've garnered that acclaim are the Mannings.
However in other sports there has been more success.
In the NFL however you've now got Denzel Washington's son playing for the St Louis Rams. Any semblance of success that he garners can't be placed squarely on his father's shoulders.
justanotherfan, Do you think JOHN DAVID will stick with the Rams?
Both of his his parent are actors, Denzel Washington and Pauletta Pearson, so being a football player and be good @ it will be traditionally his own making right?
"To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe."
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underage
Only time'll tell if he can make it in the league. It's said that the average life of player in the NFL is little over 3 1/2 years.
So anything beyond that would be an absolute bonus for them.
underage
I think that it adds to their overall legacies in the end. Especially if they handled themselves well on and off the field.
I wasn't able to catch that much of the college games. It was either streaming or hoping for a US owned establishment here in London. But I saw that the Buckeyes struggled somewhat against their instate rivals. Whereas the Gators were all over the 'canes.
See my latest post below I've provided you with a direct link to the piece. Just click on the link to view.
