what team did retired nfl football player Turk play for?
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no clue, so pick the other guy
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Seattle Seahawks. He's played for them 6 years ago and still playing for them now.
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Turkish teams I know:\n  Fenerbahçe\n  Galatasaray\n  Beşiktaş\n  Kayserispor\n  Gençlerbirliği\n  Trabzonspor\n  Konyaspor\n  Manisaspor\n  Sivasspor\n  Erciyesspor\n  Rizespor\n  Ankaragücü\n  Gaziantepspor\n  Ankaraspor\n  Denizlispor\n  Diyarbakırspor\n  Malatyaspor\n  Samsunspor\n\nCheers ;-)
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He retired and he also played Free Safety. He was really old; around 40 when he retired I think before the beginning of the 2005 Football season.
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Among some 'old time' players:\n\nJohn Havlicek, long time baskeball star of the Boston Celtics, was also drafted by the Cleveland Browns in football, even though he hadn't played football since high school, and did not play football in college.  He never played in the NFL, but is in the basektball Hall of Fame.\n\n\nDave Winfield, long time baseball star (and Hall of Famer) with the  Padres, Yankees, Angels, Blue Jays, Twins and Indians ) was drafted by the San Diego Padres, the Minnesota Vikings despite not playing college football, the Atlanta Hawks of the NBA, and the Utah Stars of the ABA. He is one of only two men ever drafted in three different pro sports, and the only man to be drafted by four leagues (from Wikipedia).\n\nI'm not sure who else was drafted in 3 pro sports besides Winfield.  Some sources say Winfield was the only player to be drafted in three pro sports.\n\nDeion Sanders played both ML Baseball and NFL Football...he's the only player ever to play in an NFL game and a Major League Baseball game on the same day (Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta Braves).\n\nBo Jackson played Major League Baseball (Royals) and NFL Football (Raiders).\n\nSome players played more than one sport at the professional level, but I'm not sure if they were actually drafted in both sports.  \n\nDave Debusschere, an NBA Hall of Famer and star with the New York Knicks in the '70s, also played baseball (for the White Sox).\n\nGene Conley played for the NBA's Celtics, and also had an 11 year major league baseball career (playing for several teams).
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http://www.nflplayers.com/players/player.aspx?id=20000&section=email
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Boston Patriots (Now the New England Patriots)\nBuffalo Bills\nHouston Oilers (Now the Tennessee Titans)\nNew York Titans (Now the New York Jets)\nDallas Texans (Now the Kansas City Chiefs)\nDenver Broncos\nLos Angeles Chargers (Now the San Diego Chargers)\nOakland Raiders
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Jeremiah Pharms was on The Browns roster for awhile until he ran into some trouble with the law.  \n\nCharles Pharms never made any NFL final roster.
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a placekicker for the redskins (1988-1994)
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Gabriel Batistuta, retired from pro football in March 2005. \n\nHe and his family have recently moved over to Perth, Australia.\n\nYou may read more on him at the source below\n\nHope this helps.
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I assume that you are talking about the players.  In that case it is baseball.  The NFL has a salary cap.  You don't see any football players signing $200 million dollar contracts like in baseball (Alex Rodriguez)
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not sure try to google it the best would be nfl.com but you gota pay
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Galatasaray of course.\nhe is the ebst turkish team based in the carrier of the last 20 years.
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Brady Quinn guy. They need someone to throw to Moss
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Pro Football Player. the hats don't fit.
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I know a football player Steve Knight however.  He played for the University of Maine and was one of the states all-time leading rushers.  He may have played semi-pro or been invited to NFL training camps.
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Yeah, you are probably thinking of Doak Walker. He played college ball at Texas (I think, or maybe it was one of the other Texas schools besides UT), and then he played for the Detroit Lions during their most recent glory days of the 1950s.