As NFL players seem to change team as often as they change their jersey (literaly) I was wondering who is the ultimate NFL Journeyman.
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none of those are right, all those players played with 4 teams most.  i don't know the answer for sure, but tom tupa has played for 7 teams (washington, jets, tampa, indy, cleveland, new england, arizona), and is now a free agent again.  steve deberg tehnically played for 6 teams, (sf, denver, tampa, kc, miami, atlanta) but was drafted by dallas and was cut in camp, and played for tampa on two, non consecutive occasions grover cleveland style.
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you said it..   SHAQ.\n\nthere is no one like him.\nno one has ever been like him\nno one will ever be like him.
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I think you're talking about the book called My name is Barry and I'm a jerk.  The way he quit the NFL was horrible, he completely screwed his teammates and his fans by not letting them know of his intensions to retire until right before the season began.  He's on my permanent sh*t list.
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I can't say for sure, but my guess would be Gary Sheffield and Jason Giambi.  I love them to death, but have you seen them lately!?!  I would bet my life savings on it..... =)
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Both teams have a vested interest in the Super Bowl which is the obvious aim for both clubs.  Manning is the prime mover for the Colts and Grossman when he's "on" is terrific.  I think the Colts will take the "Best Record"  award for the season and Chicago  will lose this week to the Patriots .  Further, on Grossman.  I think he will not be the guy to take the Super Bowl with the Bears.  He lacks experience because he chokes on the blitz.  Grossman needs more time under his belt to "season" him.  He has been out with injuries for the 2 previous seasons and hasn't had a full season played in the League, as of yet.  The Bears defence is the main catalyst behind their overall success this year.  Grossman is arriving but hasn't arrived quite there, as of yet.   Let's face it !   If the Colts were to loose Manning - it's over for them.  It will come down to firstly, injuries for either team and the "breaks" with turn overs !    N F L     4 - ever !!!
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I just love Steve McNair! He left us(Titans) for Baltimore I wish he could win the Superbowl before he reitres. I don't think his body can take anymore injuries. They are playing really well, cross our fingers.
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Yep, he as the guy before me said, Marques Colston was drafted as a Tight End because they said he was too slow for the Wide Receiver position. He came from Hofstra University in New York and has blossomed for the Saints. I don't know why he is only listed as a TE, in my league he is a TE/WR. And I have Yahoo. Too bad I don't have him in my league. Everybody is too dang on smart!!
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shaun alexander and deuce mcallister...\n\ni think shaun will be back becuase last week he showed a little bit of him old self even though he was a step behind.... and mcallister is a have a great year
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Big names in football crowd jerseys\n\n\n Can you imagine the nightmares Cincinnati announcers would have if Roethlisberger were traded to the Bengals and started throwing passes to wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh? That name, too, has 14 letters, and together they win the NFL name game -- but not by much.\n\nNo fewer than 27 players on current rosters have 11 or more letters in their last name, with San Diego winning the Super Bowl of monikers. If you're looking to practice your elocution, try these Chargers on for size: Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, Cory Lekkerkerker, Scott Mruczkowski and former St. Louisan Brandon Manumaleuna.\n\nOf course, the Rams are no slouches when it comes to long names, although they are far easier to pronounce: Taylor Stubblefield, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Will Witherspoon.\n\nOthers who likely would make an all-Madden name team of at least a dozen letters: Willie Middlebrooks (Denver); Kimo Von Oelhoffen (Jets); Brad Lekkerkerker (Oakland); Kyle Vanden Bosch (Tennessee); Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila (Green Bay); Brandon Pinderhughes (Philly); Chris Hetherington (49ers); and Brian Simnjanovski (Bucs).\n\nAs for letter limits, NFL spokesman Matt Hill says the league has no rules. Instead, players work out any problems with their team equipment managers. You can always make the type smaller to fit more letters, so you might want to take a pair of binoculars to the game. However, if you try to buy your own custom jersey fromnflstore.com, you will be limited to a dozen.
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What're his career highlights? Stinking it up in the only Super Bowl he led his team to? Being benched for Tom Brady, then cut for JP Losman, and now benched for Tony Romo? Choking in key games? Seriously....the man has nothing but slightly impressive statistics, went to the big dance all of once, and hasn't won ANYTHING. I'd love to see his play-off record, for example...
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Brett farve isnt retired. Elway is the best because he retired  on top.
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zero speed? are you a dumb@ss, he also returns punts...and he returns them for TDs!! how can he be a punt returner with no speed?\n\nI bet he makes for a pretty good special teamer in the NFL.
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terrell owens, he played for the eagles then got cut because hes a jerk
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Barry Sanders.\nHe played for an aweful team and most seasons an aweful line and still was able to produce. He has the best cutbacks, almost unhuman. He did things that should have broken his ankles and knees. He was the best at changing direction at the right time to completely fake out the entire defense. He easily would have had the most yards all-time if he could of standed playing for one of the worst franchises in all of sports!
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Peyton Manning. Tom Brady, Joe Montana (except for that one in 1990 in the NFC title game), Terry Bradshaw (in his prime, when he came in he got leveled and when he got out, it was the same way), Troy Aikman (except for his last few years), Phillip Rivers, and list could go on. It is not about statistics over a career because a QB could be on his back alot one year, but standing tall the next. It really depends on the O-line and the offensive schemes. Even Dan Marino spent a couple of years where he was running around (remember all the padding he used to wear in the late 90's).
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Everyone is correct. And I can not remember their names but several football players have been drafted into the NFL and came back to play after their service commitments.\n\nI did find this article listing players \nEnjoy
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I think he might realize that he's not the God of all wide-outs and next season he will give himself an attitude adjustment.  He is a star player, and I know he wants to continue breaking records.  He will get over this season and start again with someone else (possibly the Raiders or the Jets in my honest opinion).