Jack tatum is the best in my opinion. he is the ideal football player. he hit tha hardest out of all dbs. he dislocated someones spine! lott is a close second.
200744
some girl I dated for about 3 weeks.  she defended every move i made.  nobody ever got into the red zone and scored.
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Strong team there.\n\nLue and Tinsley are probably the most expendable along with Walton and Blount.\n\nKeep Martin, Pietrus and Pierce... You may be getting killed on turnovers so go with strong ball handlers.
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Joe Cool, Comeback Joe Montana, The Comeback Kid\n\nI hate to be the one to point it out, but Joe Montana won FOUR SBs, not three! (SB XVI, SB XIX, SB XXIII and SB XXIV) He won the MVP in THREE SBs. Joe NEVER threw an interception during ANY SB, EVER!\n\nSome of the younger generation who never saw Joe play simply look at statistics and argue about who was better, for the vast majority of those of us who lived through the Monana Legend, there is no discussion possible. For those who have witnessed Joe step up to the line with that easy smile on his face at his own 20 yard line with 1:20 left in a Conference Championship with the 49ers trailing, then move them down the field and score the game winner as easily as you or I walking to the front door........\n\nCris Collinsworth a wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals who lost twice in the SB to Montana may have said it best: \n\n"I don't want to call him a god, .......but he's not human either."\n\n(Yeah, absolutely, Greatest QB Ever, without doubt.)
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If soon doesn't mean within the next 2 years then you can make an arument for just about any team: "Within the next 3-5 years, Team X will be something to watch". When you're inviting MARCUS VICK to your mini-camp, you're smelling a little desperate. Daunte Culpepper must prove himself without Randy Moss or Nate Burleson, and Chambers and Booker ain't no Moss/Burleson. Ronnie Brown will get his chance, but he had as many fumbles lost as TD's last year. Hopefully he ain't been hanging with Ricky in the offseason. O-line is a little sketchy, Secondary has LOTS of question marks, so...a lot of ifs. Then again, it seems lots of teams turn ifs into positives these days. But I would expect the team to take a step back this season while Saban gets more players under his system and shakes the rest out...There are LOTS more teams with LOTS more potential for the near future than Miami though.
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I'm agree with Brady Quinn, he had a great year last season. Plus with Charley Weiz going on his second year they are going to be great. Plus he didn't even have his best receiver for most of the season last year. He'll be back next year though.
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Coco's catch was unbelievable....all I can say after that catch is.....Johnny who????  Definitely the best of 2006 thus far!!!  A Web Gem for sure. \n\nGo BoSox!!!!!
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Peyton is the best QB right now definitely. He is a great QB. People always want to include team success with individual attributes. Terry Bradshaw was a decent QB that happened to be on some great teams. Winning Super Bowls doesn't make you a great QB. Look at Big Ben, how great is he? Trent Dilfer? Brad Johnson? Mark Ripien?
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J Montana was the best\n\nLawrence Taylor second\n\nDan Marino&#92;\n\n\nbest of the best
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If you said the last 15 years I would have put Montana #5:\n\n1.) John Elway - does what ever it takes to win. Not as wild as Favre\n\n2.) Brett Favre - a close 2nd\n\n3.) Dan Marino - best passer of all time...although not all there with playmaking\n\n4.) Troy Aikman - very good in all categories and outstanding in none\n\n5.) Peyton Manning - A good play caller and passer, but really can't make a play if the original play isn't there.\n\nAlthough, if I had to pick a QB for my team with current NFL QBs I would choose either Tom Brady or Donovan McNabb
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I would have to say Mr. Reliable, Troy Brown.  This guy can do everything.  He can play offense, defense, special teams.  In this pre-season, he played a couple of snaps as QB.  Troy is a true team player.  I feel like saying, what can't he do.
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I agree with all the above stated answers to a point.  Bush, Young, and Leinart are all good players and will make an impact for their respective teams soon (hopefully).  But two names that aren't on this list that needs to be recognized are Laurence Maroney and Joseph Addai.  These two are the top rusher's for rookies (I believe) and yes they play for two very good teams and that helps, but part of that is skill.  I think ROY will go to Colston, he leads all rooks in receptions, receiving yards, and total TD's.  Not to mention he plays for a very good Saints team.
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Definatly. I use to think that Priest Holmes was the best but he was injured and has never come back. But if you can sub for Holmes without missing a beat then you are definatly one of the best. What makes him the best is that he isnt on a strong team when Alexander was on one of the 3 best teams in football last year. If your looking at this year than you choose Johnson as the better runningback. Johnson just gained a great blocker in Kyle Turley. Alexander lost his best blocker. Johnson is the best runningback in the NFL. No if, ands, or buts about it.
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In the NBA I like Shawn Marion. Not too underrated but not considered a top-tier player like I think he should. In the NFL, I really like Warrick Dunn. Very durable and consistantly productive for such a small back. Plus he's from FSU.
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Johnson is having the best year this year, that can't be argued, it's pretty obvious.  But Torry Holt is the best WR playing right now based on his career, he's been consistantly good his entire career, not alot of players can say that.  Harrison comes close, but I would definitely put Torry Holt as the best in the game right now.  Oh, and he's not in the headlines alot because he's a class player, you don't see him calling attention to himself like Johnson or T.O., it took a few years for Tomlinson to get recognition for the same reason.  NFL fans like to watch train wrecks now more than real athletes.
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Yes, Kobe Byrant is the best. Don't hate on him. Ya'll some lames why ya'll hating. he cold and ya'll know it
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I think the Bucs should have a solid season this year. Playoffs are a possibility, but it would probably have to be a wildcard spot, cause I dont think they can top the Panthers. As long as Simms continues to progress and Clayton picks his game back up, they should end up around 10-6. As long as Clayton plays up and Galloway doesn;t get hurt, Boston shouldn't even matter. The addition of Maurice Stovall should help though. He's a big target for third downs and red zone situations.
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This is easy...Anthony Thomas.  He will at least be in a 50-50 timeshare with Macghee if macghee even goes.  You cant trust what Shanahan says.  Last week he said that Tatum would go but at the last minute he became inactive.  You have to go with the guaranteed points.  Besides, Tatum may get hurt with those toes during the game.