The emergence of Micheal Crabtree

Crabtree had an ideal season in 2012. He racked up 85 receptions, 1105 yards, and 9 touchdowns. Thats pretty good coming from a former D.W. Carter student. There he played as a run first qauterback breaking all DISD records. From college he went on to be a star at Texas Tech. In his two years the he racked up 231 receptions, 3127 yards and 41 touchdows. Early in his NFL career he was off to a slow start. While battling injuries people didn't look at him the great reciever he was known to be. But this year was different! He finally emerged and drove the 49ers to the Superbowl where they lost to the Baltimore Ravens. Not bad for a kid from Dallas.

HE GOT MOSS'D

This passed football season was epic. It was full of eye popping plays. One play that caught my eye was the acrobatic grab by Cowbow's reciever Dez Bryant. By the look of the defender's position there was nothing he could do. The only thing you can do about a play like that is make sure he doesn't score. That snag really didn't have that much of a impact on the game. With or without the catch I still think the Cowboys would have won but it was nice to see a catch like that on a good sunday afternoon.

Adrian Peterson or Superman

Late in the 2011 season Adrian Peterson suffered a terrible injury. He tore his ACL. Many people, like myself, didn't believe Perterson when he said he was going to be stronger, faster, and better after he comes back from the injury. In fact, Peterson  did exactly what he said. He lead the league in every rushing category and did it in H.O.F. fashion. He was only 9 yards away from the single season rushing record held by Eric Dickerson. One thing we all learned fron Adrian Perterson is always believe what he says.