I hope those boys understood....

[loosecannon]

He was one of our greats not just because of his stats but because of what he meant to the program. During the lean years, he was the beacon of hope. He was robbed of HOF status by health issues, but he was a well respected pro as well. He was a great ambassador for the program.

 

[Creekcat]

This is some excellent photography. Beautifully composed and Eric looks like the coolest MFer ever.

Samuel L. Jackson cool? He does look that cool.

 

[Orangethumb]

Aboslute monster. Go watch his highlights and get fired up for this afternoon!

 

[VolDaddy61]

THEY were in the presence of GREATNESS...at its HIGHEST form...both ON the field AND off...

I'm sure these Young Men know exactly Who's presence they are in.

 

[cherokeeeVOL]

Same. And I hope they wrap up tackles today. No more dragging guys giving them more yards or bumping them.

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

EB lookin like he’s about to teach a philosophy class or go play a jazz gig.

My first thought was he looked ready to go see Miles and Coltrane

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

At one time we were touted as WRU, but actually we've had more impactful DBs than WRs. Majors, Priest, Graham, Brown, James, McDaniel, Carter, Grant and Berry were all AAs. 7 were pro bowlers. I'm sure I'm missing someone

Edit: While Eddie Brown was only a part time starter in the NFL, he was a great punt returner

 

[barney]

My favorite football player of all time

 

[LargeOrange1]

Even Corn Pop says "Eric Berry is a bad dude."

 

[Mimi#1]

THEY were in the presence of GREATNESS...at its HIGHEST form...both ON the field AND off...

Yes, they were!

 

[TAF]

 

[Jackcrevol]

I'm 34 and EB is the one dude who in my lifetime actually lived up to and surpassed the hype, as a player at TN. I'm hoping Nico is the next one. I love EB. He's probably my favorite TN player of all time.

HH. but only had two years.

 

[Remy]

Aboslute monster. Go watch his highlights and get fired up for this afternoon!

He had many but if you need just one as previously mentioned in this thread just check out what he did to the then highly praised UGA RB Knowsho Moreno. After that play Knowsho didn't want no mo', took off his helmet and sat it out for a while. I think Knoiwsho spent so much time up in the cheap seats where EB deposited him, that they were ready to charge him for a ticket.

 

[cherokeeeVOL]

They don’t appear to have understood so far