has anybody ever heard of Alexis Fields who was a wide reciever for the miami dolphins back in the 70's plz wb
599685
pro-football-reference.com doesn't have anyone named Alexis Fields, and no wide receivers named Fields.
795416
It's a possibility, but he has to stay healthy, and as people have\nsaid, it's rare for a running back to play long enough to have a shot at the record. I think it's more of a rarity to see  a halfback playing in the NFL into his late thirties and early  forties than a wide out. It's\nunlikely since he would be unlikely playing football that long based on the toll playing halfback would take on his body for so long.
1150975
Williams, who is the 62nd recipient of the Maxwell Award as Collegiate Player of the Year, broke almost every offensive record on the books. He surpassed Tony Dorsett as college football's all-time leading rusher with 6,279 yards. He also set new standards for rushing touchdowns (72), points scored (452), and all-purpose yards (7,206).\n\nSo yes has the Potential
337946
ACTUALLY THEY WERE ON THE ESPN CHANNEL THE DAY THE NFL DRAFT STARTED.... SORRY YOU MISSED THEM... THEY WERE SOOPER GOOD\nPEACE&&LOVE♥\nOCWAHINE
1046270
Evon - that would be Bob Lilly again.  His autograph should be easy to read for he is one of the better signers.  Alot of players now a days sign their name like their pen is running out of ink.  I love the retired football players autographs.
1128826
nike sharks..i was a WR in college
949353
I don't really watch much college ball but that 108 yard return of the missed field goal last night was nothing short of amazing! Did you check out Lovie on the sideline?
820021
1994 wide recivers coach\n2001 off cordinator
43177
annoying...shannon.  but sterling is the most arrogant.  i live in columbia, sc and have seen him out a few times.  he is ALWAYS rude and never seems very approachable.  it's not my fault his football career ended early.  he could be a little more receptive to those who want to acknowledge his great play on the field.  he is a disaster in the broadcast booth also.
287858
not as of 3/28/06 at 4:33 CST.  \n\nCheck out this link to help you out. \n\nhttp://proxy.espn.go.com/nfl/fa?null
158800
The Diesel was John Riggins of the 80's Washington Redskins.  He was one nasty fullback that literally ran over & through you.  I think Jerome Bettis is cut from the same cloth as John Riggins.
265809
Cris Carter retired after the 2002 season. His career stats were 1101 rec 13899 yds  12.6 ypc  130 TDs. He is second all time in the NFL in Receptions and Receiving TD's, and 4th all time in receiving yards. \n\nHe is currently one of the hosts on HBO's football show "Inside the NFL".
266035
Fred Biletnikoff around in the 1969 era  he was in is prime  that's my pick but i must say more you have got me started: that year 61 for 1037 yard's with other greats like Art Shell on the offense line and the new draft pick's comeing, Kenny Stabler they were there!! With more to give John Madden leading the way and his fine coaching staff oh i can go on and on but i'll stop because it does take a great OAKLAND RAIDERS FAN I GOT STORYS I CAN SPEND ALL DAY RIGHT HERE. Defense the best they had to me i wish i could seen Dan Conners.
764536
Gotta be Ocho Cinco he is the greatest reciever of all time besides Jerry Rice
496616
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.
817383
i know david and i used to work for Worawa Aboriginal college as the chef manager,he is and was a very talented footballer. Out of the kids i worked with how have since been drafted he is the only one still playing.Sean Charles melb/carl49 games fred campbell syd 2 games just to name a couple
716935
I seriously doubt it.  He was the 3rd to last pick taken in the draft.  And he might make the Pro Bowl this year.  Absolutely unbelieveable.  He is a phenom.