Starr Almighty Posted July 8 Posted July 8 (edited) Megatron Webster Slaughter Andre Rison Ernest Givins I know besides Megatron nobody was that special but I liked watching them play Edited July 9 by Starr Almighty 2 Quote
Toomstone.Part.Duex Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Pat Tillman. Still think the NFL should retire his number but I don't think they will. Barry Sanders. It's still insane that him and Thurm were teammates at Okla St John Randle. Undrafted to HOF Current Player. TJ Watt. Such a great pass rusher. I hope he gets more than 22.5 so he's not tied with Strahan. Strahan was gifted the last sack and shouldn't have the record. Coach: Mike Tomlin. Pretty impressive stat to never have a losing season. Seems like a respectable dude too. Quote
Snowbowl Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Elway. Had eyes on the back of his helmet and avoided blindside sacks amazingly. So many comebacks. Remember coming back from hunting and Chiefs were up 13 with minutes left. No problem he calmly rallied Broncs to victory. Super fun QB era and he was so fun to watch October 4, 1992: The Chiefs were victimized by 8 of John Elway's 46 fourth quarter comebacks/game-winning drives, the most he had against one NFLteam.[5] Perhaps the most memorable comeback occurred on October 4, 1992, at Mile High Stadium. The Broncos trailed 19–6 late in the fourth quarter, and had not scored a touchdown in the previous 12 quarters. After the 2-minute warning, Elway threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Mark Jackson to narrow the gap to 19–13 with 1:55 left. After the Chiefs subsequently went three-and-out, the Broncos returned a punt to the Chiefs' 27-yard line. Three plays later, Elway threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Vance Johnson with 38 seconds left for a thrilling 20–19 comeback win Quote
mrags Posted July 8 Posted July 8 2 hours ago, Matt_In_NH said: You disgusting pig! Like I always said. Call it like I see it. Can’t deny 2 of the best to ever play the game. Quote
nuklz2594 Posted July 8 Posted July 8 roger staubach robert newhouse earl campbell wilbert montgomery bernie kosar joe montana to start with Quote
Pecos Bills Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Any former Buckeyes, especially from my college days: Eddie George, Orlando Pace, Shawn Springs, Terry Glenn. Also always liked Donovan McNabb going back to Syracuse. Quote
Gregg Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Warren Moon. He was a very good QB. It was fun watching those Oilers teams from the early 90's and not just "The Comeback" but even when they played other teams. 1 1 Quote
Slack_in_MA Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Roger Staubach, Bo Jackson, Walter Payton, Barry Sanders Quote
folz Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Earl Campbell Walter Payton Terry Bradshaw Franco Harris Dan Fouts Kellen Winslow, Sr. Quote
Dr. K Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Barry Sanders. This was my choice before I even read Alphadawg7's post. Obviously he's a wise person. Quote
ghostwriter Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Brett Favre Orlando Pace Priest Holmes LaDanian Tomlinson Troy Polamalu Sean Taylor Brian Urlacher Chad Johnson Quote
seannc Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Boring answer, but I remember watching Jon Jansen at RT for Washington and thinking he was consistently excellent and would've been a great Bill. Quote
mrags Posted July 8 Posted July 8 (edited) 7 hours ago, Chicken Boo said: Priest Holmes Randy Moss Ed Reed Willie Roaf Omg!!! I forgot about Priest Holmes. He was incredible. Best 3-4 year run of any player in history imo. So amazing. I rode him to 3 fantasy football championships. Ill never forget the year I had him and Trent Green. I was down quite a bit in point that week. Then Green threw a screen to Holmes that went for like 90 yards and a TD. I wasn’t behind anymore. I had such an amazing team that year. Pretty sure it was 2003. Trent Green Randy Moss Terrell Owens Priest Holmes Travis Henry Jeremy Stevens don’t remember who I had at D and K I only lost one game that year. Only because Shaun Alexander went off on Monday night football to the tune of 5TDs and scored about 60pts. Edited July 8 by mrags 1 1 Quote
Motorin' Posted July 8 Posted July 8 9 hours ago, H2o said: For me, as a kid, it was Randall Cunningham. He was different in that era of QB's. To see a guy with his athletic ability that could throw one of the most perfect spirals, it was really something. Then I was really hype for him when the Vikings went 15-1 in 1998. They should have gone to tye SB that year, but they choked against Atlanta. Randall Cunningham was my favorite non-Bill when I was a kid too. He made the most ridiculous plays that no one at the time was even close to being able to make. He was so fun to watch. 1 Quote
Kaenon Posted July 8 Posted July 8 Hmmm, good and tough question! Deion Sanders, especially in Madden - put him as QB and run for a TD every other play lol. Quote
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