Who do you think is the best CB in the NFL? Beside Champ Bailey. Another CB that's not the Champ. I'd have said it was Ty Law, for the overall. But for most promise, DeAngelo Hall (I'm pretty sure that's his name.) of the Falcons is looking gooooddddddd....
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Screw that - I'll go with Champ Bailey.  You want the best?  He's the best.  He doesn't always have the stats... because quarterbacks know not to throw in his direction.  When they do, Bailey usually does an excellent job of neutralizing his opponent and picking off a pass or two.
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I think White should be a solid NFL back. He has pretty good speed considering his size. I think his size will help him greatly in the NFL. I know he had better college numbers than Bush but that was college. I see Bush as a stud who could be a great player in the NFL. But as for White, he will probably end up getting drafted int he late 1st round, and be a goal line/3rd down back. Personally I think he fits in great in a system like that of the Steelers. They love to have big, powerful running backs. Look for him to go there.
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It's getting very interesting here in Alabama.  The rumors are running rampant.  I would love to have Spurrier or Saban.  Supposedly, they have not spoken to anybody, but, I find that hard to believe.  I think we will have an announcement by Friday.  Or at least I hope it will not go on longer than that.
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Where are the Aikman's. Marino, Elway, Montana, Young. I guess Favre is in there, he was good and kind of still is. I liked Staubach and Unitus too. Too many to list. Nameth. Bradshaw.
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So far I would have to say Reggie Bush. The key word is 'so far'. I can forsee him having a great career (perhaps not legendary) but so far with all the hype that he came in with, he's a bust. He's averaging a really low yards per carry average and he finally got his first touchdown from scrimmage last week.  Simply put, right now on New Orleans, Deuce McAllister is the marquee RB and Marques Colston is the best rookie. Because Bush was such a highly anticipated and hyped rookie RB and he isn't even the best on his team in both those categories, I would have to nominate him.
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The old steelers one is very good, the steelers are good at producing linebackers.  right now I would have to say the most established is the chicago bear.  Urlacher was the defensive mvp last year and has proven time and time again he can change a game.  Lance briggs was a pro bowler last year as well and both of these guys are in their prime.  They anchored the number one defense in the nfl last year.
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I bleed the Orange and Blue of the Bears. I currently have thrown Grossman under the bus. Thats ok, because we love our backups here in Chicago. Urlacher may be over rated in other towns but he is our MVP, so who cares about what anyone else thinks. DA BEARS!!!!!
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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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I agree, from watching him this season, it appears that he can still play at a high level. However, Bettis has to consider more than just his level of play with this decision. Personally, is he satisfied? Does he still have the drive to play? Is it still worth all the pain and hard work, and not being with his family? I'm sure the Steelers would welcome him back, but they do have two capable backs in Willie Parker and Duce Staley (if healthy).
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Ronnie Brown has the potential to be a good back and be better than Williams. First though, he has to show that he can carry the load on his own. He's never been in a situation where he was the primary back. He split carries last year with Ricky Williams, and w/ Carnell Williams throughout his college career. If he can handle being the main back throughout a full season without getting hurt or run down, then things will work out ok for him.
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selmon.  i think he's the only buc to have a number retired.  ican see an argument for sapp or brooks.  williams and young though?  neither one mattered while they were bucs.  and lynch is the new romo, that guy is about a year away from massive steroid allegations.
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Hall wins 'NFL's Fastest Man' title\nFebruary 11, 2006 \n\nFor the second straight season, the Falcons can boast of having the "NFL's Fastest Man" on their roster. \n\nPro Bowl cornerback DeAngelo Hall, making his first trip to Hawaii, bested three other speedsters in an exciting 40-yard-dash final.\n\nLast season, Falcons KR/PR Allen Rossum ran away with the honor.\n\nThe 2006 competition featured eight NFL players known for their speed, with two preliminary heats of four runners per heat. The top two finishers from each heat advanced to the final round.\n\nIn his second of the first two heats, Hall and Jerome Mathis advanced, edging out Giants Pro Bowl special teamer David Tyree. In the first heat, Colts S Bob Sanders and Texans WR/KR Jerome Mathis finished ahead of Chargers CB/ST Hank Milligan and Bills P Brian Moorman.\n\nThe event final featured Hall versus three of the NFL's other premiere speed merchants: Smith, Mathis and Sanders.\n\nSprinting out of the gates to an early lead in the 40-yard sprint to the finish, Hall edged out Mathis by mere inches, laying claim the title of NFL's Fastest Man. In an odd twist, Hall and Mathis competed in high school track and field in their native Virginia
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I would say Marques Colston, WR for the New Orleans Saints.  He's currently on pace for almost 90 receptions and 1400 yards despite being drafted in the 7th round this year.  It doesn't hurt that the Saints are the "feel good" story of the year with a 6-2 record at the halfway point.
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How can anyone say Lance is tougher than Brett? Lance rides a bike which he trains to do whereas Brett can't train to get hit. YOu know damn well people that qbs don't get hit in practice so when they get hit, its in a game and the hits are so brutal, people get injured to the point they can no longer play. Look at all the concussions players get after getting slammed to the ground. Or the ACL tears (and the other letter tears) that these players get. This guy has played through so many injuries and pain that how can you not say Brett is tougher. Who can play with a broken thumb ( you need the thumb to grip the football remind you) and still throw the damn ball the equivalent of a 94 mph fastball and as accurately as he does? SOme may say I am biased because I live in Wisconsin, but when you see this guy play in person like I had the ultimate pleasure to do Jan 1st at Lambeau for possibly his last game, you can see the passion and fire he has for this game. And for these damn morons who say he should retire, you are clearly retarded for even saying this. Or even thinking it. He has 3 good years left in him. All he needs is a team not made up of JV players. Take away these players from Peyton Manning: Marvin Harrison(during the first game), Brandon Stokely (leaving Reggie Wayne since Favre had Driver), Edge, Rhodes and their next 4 running backs, Dallas Clark for brief periods ( Bubba Franks was inactive alot this year) and honestly tell me Peyton Manning would be as good as he his. Oh yeah, take away 2 of his best offensive lineman and put rookies in there. Now what does that equal? The same goes for Carson Palmer and his teammates. Enough said if I do say so myself. Go Brett and give us one more year!!!!!!!!
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Bill Coward is a schmuck. He's gonna retire at the end of the year... he should have retired after the super bowl... he's in the last year of his contract, he's gonna finish 3-13 and not be offered a contract after this season. From Hero to Zero to Coward. Quite the season!
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Ronnie Brown....\n\nHe's been the only consistant offensive option in Miami all year.  He's gotten 100 yds + and at least a TD in every game he's played to this point.\n\nGood luck!
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Brett at 50 is still going to be one of the best in the game. They guy should stay as long as he wants. He's a three time MVP, a leader, and a football player until he dies. His arm is sharp, his mental awareness is still good. He just needs a line and a supportive running game. Look at John Elway, as his career got longer they took a lot of the pressure off of Elway by giving  him a great running game. That is not happening for Brett, he's still carrying the entire team. He's a little past his prime to be carrying a bunch of lazy players. And on top of it all his line is lucky to give him 2-3 seconds in the pocket. He's almost running like David Carr is in Houston. And his running game is just horrible! With a better team around him, Brett will be back, if not I'm sure he'll retire. But like I said, he's still one of the best in the game. Just like Junior Seau, Mark Brunell, and Orlando Pace. Old men who just have football in their blood - they are all still great, just a bit past their prime.