How many Pro Bowls has Joe Horn been to?
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4, and follow the link for more detail on his achievements.
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thats horn no doubt. now that colston is out brees and horn are going to be a knockout. 510 yards for brees last week. that means lots of yards for horn. probably a td or 2 also.
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Brett farve isnt retired. Elway is the best because he retired  on top.
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Joe Scudero.  His only claim to fame was being elected to pro bowl team in 1955.  He was elected as a half back
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You should start Joe Horn. Horn will be Drew Brees's favorite target, and the #1 WR on the Saints(#1 Passing Offense in NFL) this week because M. Colston is day to day with an ankle injury and won't be 100% if he plays. New Orleans should have a big game passing wise against Atlanta(#29 ranked pass defense in NFL) The NO-ATL game will be filled with points, because both teams have top 10 offenses(NO-#1, Atl-#9) and poor defenses(NO-#17, Atl-#20). Expect really big fantasy numbers from Horn in Week 12.
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Not on any professional level. He played baseball and football. Was drafted by the New York Yankees and the Atlanta Falcons.
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1.  Jerry Rice  1549   \n 2.  Cris Carter  1101   \n 3.  Tim Brown  1094   \n 4.  Andre Reed  951   \n 5.  Art Monk  940   \n 6.  Marvin Harrison (Active) 927   \n 7.  Jimmy Smith  862   \n 8.  Irving Fryar  851   \n 9.  Larry Centers  827   \n 10.  Keenan McCardell (Active) 825   \n 11.  Steve Largent  819   \n 12.  Shannon Sharpe  815   \n 13.  Henry Ellard  814   \n 14.  Isaac Bruce (Active) 813   \n 15.  Rod Smith (Active) 797   \n 16.  Marshall Faulk (Active) 767   \n 17.  James Lofton  764   \n 18.  Charlie Joiner  750   \n 18.  Michael Irvin  750   \n 20.  Keyshawn Johnson (Active) 744
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he hit 28 in his home park...but can you tell me how many games he played that year.
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The Bears have retired 13 numbers, which is the most in the NFL. \n\n3 Bronko Nagurski\n5 George McAfee\n7 George Halas\n28 Willie Galimore\n34 Walter Payton\n40 Gale Sayers\n41 Brian Piccolo\n42 Sid Luckman\n51 Dick Butkus\n56 Bill Hewitt\n61 Bill George\n66 Clyde (Bulldog) Turner\n77 Harold (Red) Grange
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18 postseason games (won 8, lost 10).\n\n385 completions on 687 attempts, 4510 yards passing, 32 TDs, 24 ints; 15 rushes for 1 yard, 1 TD
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2 time MVP Peyton Manning.
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He actually played for 5 teams. The White Sox, The Giants, and the Red's. He also played for the Indianapolis Hoosier's and The Newark Peppers of the Federal League.
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hmm there are alot of very good wide-outs I will say the top 5\nnot an any order\n\n1.Steve Smith\n2.Chad Johnson\n3.Santana Moss\n4.Hinds Ward\n5.Randy Moss
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I don't think 46 is a realistic number. And number of 300 games in 2005 is a pretty vague question. Do you want to know how many 300's were thrown in the Pro Tour? How many were league sanctioned? Just in the US? In the world? etc. \n\nAnd no one knows how many 300's were thrown unsanctioned.
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Here you go.\n\nhttp://www.profootballhof.com/history/release.jsp?release_id=1481
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dan marino with 420\n\nbrett favre has 409
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Phil Simms was the first to say it.\n\nThe first year it was done:\n1987 \n Super Bowl XXI (Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants) \n America’s Cup (Dennis Conner) \n NBA (Magic Johnson, L.A. Lakers) \n World Series (Frank Viola, Minnesota Twins)