If we’re talking about just Q and Helu, then I think “Rock (Q) N’ Fire (Helu)” fits better than the traditional T&L tandem nickname. If you put Q and Mendoza together then I think you have to go for a simple play on words with “Bull (Q) – Dozaer (duh).” If you’re trying to get all three in there, then I think it’s best to just use the “Rock N’ Fire” and add some other elemental like term like salt or wind. In that case I’d go with “Wind, Rock N’ Fire”. Helu the wind, Q the rock, and Mendoza the fire.

Castille—earth
Mendoza—wind
Helu—fire

will thing on it…

Reggie Bush and Lendale whats his name, always was, always will be. Spiller and Davis were just pretenders.

naaaw……

I’ll agree Mendoza doesn’t fit the “Dozer” nickname just yet, and may never.

It’s really hard to make up joint names for the guys without using overused joint nicknames, like “Thunder & Lightning.” That one is so over used that it’s more like a term to describe the fact that you’re talking about a RB duo rather than it being a nickname as intended. Personally, I’d rather see them each have individual nicknames because those stick longer that the group names.

I’m not old enough to remember the playing day’s of Johnny "The Jet" Rodgers, but I’ve heard that nickname since I was little and whenever I heard (or read) him refereed to as just Johnny Rodgers, I always added in “The Jet” in my mind. Anywho, I offer up more nicknames, but just individual ones cause I really can’t think of anymore joint ones than I already offered. Improve on them if you can

Quentin “Bulldog” Castille – (Kind of lameish, overused)

Roy “Light Speed” Helu Jr. – (would seam to fall of the tongue better without “Helu” in there)

Marcus “Flash Fire” Mendoza – (could be considered insulting. As in, burns out fast)