Best D-lineman in NFL?
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Julius Peppers.  His stats will never tell the story.  His teammates will reap the rewards of his greatness for a long time.  The amount of attention he deserves (and gets) allows his teammates to rack up stats.
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Chestor Taylor is the best back of that list...go with him
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I would go with Jason Witten, he's been doing great with Romo
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I would have to say Edgerrin James is the the safest acquisition for best bet.  You get a good running back that is great in pass protection and picking up the blitz.  T.O is the most dominant of the off-season acquisitions because he is one of the toughest receivers to tackle.  He is also very strong and is a mismatch against most cornerbacks in terms of his size, strength, and speed.  John Abraham is a good defensive end but I wouldn't want to sign him to a high priced contract longer than 3 seasons.  Same goes for Lavar Arrington 3 seasons max.  What you will want to do is sign them to contracts with voidable years at the end or in other terms "option years" on the contract.
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Lol, there isn't a position called "defensive guard." The Defensive Line consists of the following (and this really depends on the type of defensive scheme a team is running):\nNose Guard, who is normally the strongest of the defensive lineman (D-Line). He plays over the Offensive Center, and is primarily a run stopper. Great Nose Guards routinely take on two blocker's at one time because of their size and strength. Then you have two (dependent on the scheme again) Defensive Tackles. These guys play over the Offensive Guards and are pretty athletic. They are able to play against the run or pass quite effectively.  A good friend of mine and college team mate, John Randle made a good living up in Minnesota as a Defensive Tackle for the Vikings.  Lastly, you have two Defensive Ends. These guys are over sized Linebacker's usually(Big Reggie White was an exception).  They are the pass rusher's of the group. The line up over or on the Offensive Tackles and rush the Quarterback. Again, the best of best was the late great Reggie White.\nDefensive Lineman have the most physically challenging position on the football field. They routinely push, pull, and tug +350lb Offensive Lineman around the field for four hours. Can you imagine?\nI hope this answer's your question.
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Tiki Barber\n\nYou should go with Tiki because of his good matchup against a Tennessee Defense which is ranked 31st Overall(375.9 ypg), and 30th against the Run(148.1 ypg)\nSo look for Tiki to have a 150+ yard day on the ground with a TD or two.\n\nHope this helps,\nGood luck.
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Hands down HERMAN EDWARDS!\n\n\nFor more on the NFL.....http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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I say that for quarterback Brady Quinn. He is a great player that does what a coach tells him to. That is a coach's favorite kind of player. For running back it is close between Ray Rice of Rutgers and Steve Slaton of West Virginia. I think that Slaton has the edge because he has other players that make him look good. Both of them are young and have a great career ahead of them. For Wide Reciever I would have to say Calvin Johnson of Georgia Tech. He makes catches that Jerry Rice probably couldn't make. He is "6.6" and has a huge wingspan. A lot of competitors for that one. At tight end it is John Carlson of Notre Dame. He used to be a no name but now he is breaking records. The best offensive line team is LSU. They only let JaMarcus Russell get sacked 9 times. Best Defensive line team is Michigan. They only allowed 329 rushing yards before the Ohio State game. The best team secondary is Rutgers. They allowed only 1245 yards. Special Teams is too hard so I will leave that to you. I hope you like it. GO KANSAS STATE WILDCATS!!!!
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For the Old schoolers you have Lambert, Butkus, and Singletary.  Today there is Urlacker, and Lewis.  The Hardest hitting, this is close but I'm gonna go with Jack Lambert.
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i would have to say tayshaun for a couple reasons....1) he is their best perimeter defender 2) he makes huge shots just like the whole starting lineup minus big ben...3) he blocks shots like a power forward or a center which makes him the only small forward in the entire league that is his teams best perimeter defender and also blocks shots like a big man...also he knows how to score on a smaller defender
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This actually a really good question. I see most of you saying the Lions though. I highly doubt that will happen. They need a offensive line, not a WR. To answer the question with my opinion though. I would have to go with the Denver Bronco's. Although they were a candidate for the continuation of the T.O. saga. I see Bruce going there.
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its got to be Walter Payton a.k.a sweetness, the way he ran the ball with power and finess he never ran out of bounds always right at the DB. not only was he a great athlete but he was a great man as well.
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my opinion is Fran Tarkenton (Vikings)i rememebr watching him play and he always seemed to be running from defenses, and still make plays...\n\nif i remember correctly he still holds the NFL record for time scrambling behind the line of scrimmage before throwing a completed pass.
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College football is rich with talented recievers right now. If I was a NFL GM and had to choose one, I'd go with Calvin Johnson without a doubt.
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REGGIE BUSH....players like him come around once every decade. He has the potential to take it all the way every touch.\n\nAlso, you can utilize him in so many ways: as RB,Split End, put him in motion out of the backfield, as KR and PR on SP
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DA BEARS!\nas for the rest of the question I would be hard pressed to answer that question due to the many positions a team has and the great players in each one. If I can choose from the past it would be Walter Payton He was an outstanding player as well as a very nice guy. If I can only choose current players then I would have to go with Brian Urlacher Phenomenal player with the ability to will his team to victory, he is also a hell of a nice guy off the field.
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It's got to be Walter Payton a.k.a sweetness, the way he ran the ball with power and finess he never ran out of bounds always right at the DB. Not only was he a great athlete but he was a great man as well.