How many die hards got burned by the following players?
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mcnabb just cost me big time...first place, 7-2 in a league, his -1 is gonna cost me this week's matchup......\nknew seattle was a bust, knew favre was a bust, but i did go with moss in a couple leagues but dropped him early in the season....\nmcnabb, that one stings....\n-nny
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.
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I have a tie with some classic bad boys - Jack Tatum, John Matuszak and Lyle Alzado.  These guys made the Raiders one of the most feared AFL teams in the 70s and early 80s.
407324
1 mario williams, I mean that took balls, big ones. they should have traded out, but no they waste tons of p.r. on super mario. They did not listen to outside influence, or the fans, they went with their best choice. \nI am not sayin it was right, it just impressed me.
494627
1. joe morgan\n2. eddie collins\n3. nellie fox\n4. ryne sandberg\n5. bobby richardson
414608
Here is the answer to your question...press the link.\n\nDerek Harper, Rolando Blackman, Sam Perkins, James Donaldson, Mark Aguirre, Brad Davis, Adrian Dantley, Bill Washington, Terry Tyler, Herb Williams, Detlef Schrempf, Roy Tarpley, Morlon Wiley, Uwe Blab, Anthony Jones, Steve Alford
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All time hits king. He deserves to be there,and it's a damn shame that hes not. People make mistakes. If Darryl Strawberry gets a million chances for snorting cocaine over and over again. Pete Rose,one of the greatest hitters ever,deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. Bud Selig is an idiot!!!! I am pissed off now that I have to think hes not in the Hall of Fame.
860905
Sounds like someone just got beaten badly by an opponent who played Colston at TE.  Tough break, kid!
50135
jamal lewis, randy moss, bill rominoski, ahman green(no jail time, just got arested)
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1. hafner\n2. wells\n3. delgado \n4. griffey\n\nright now, broussard is better than all of them!
1047458
lmao Doleac? Please..the few minutes he played he was embarassing compared to the other heat players. It was the Finals, Pat Riley couldn't risk putting in those kinda players. Besides..he preferred to go with players who were much better to handle these situations.
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How many do you want to know, and what positions?  How about...Danny White, Tony Dorsett, Randy White, Ed "Too Tall" Jones, Everson Walls, Herschel Walker, and T. Aikman played on the '89 team that went 1-15.  Thanks for the easy 2 pts.
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1. Beck, Ken DT Texas A&M 1959-60 24 \n2. Bettis, Tom LB Purdue 1955-61 84 \n3. Carpenter, Lew B Arkansas 1959-63 66 \n4. Currie, Dan LB Michigan State 1958-64 90 \n5. Cvercko, Andy G Northwestern 1960 12 \n6. Davis, Willie DE Grambling State 1960-69 138 \n7. Dowler, Boyd WR Colorado 1959-69 150 \n8. Forester, Bill LB Southern Methodist 1953-63 138 \n9. Gregg, Forrest T Southern Methodist 1956, 58-70 187 \n10. Gremminger, Hank DB Baylor 1956-65 123 \n11. Hackbart, Dale DB Wisconsin 1960-61 14 \n12. Hanner, Dave DT Arkansas 1952-64 160 \n13. Hickman, Larry FB Baylor 1960 12 \n14. Hornung, Paul B Notre Dame 1957-62, 64-66 104 \n15. Iman, Ken C Southeast Missouri State 1960-63 54 \n16. Jordan, Henry DT Virginia 1959-69 139 \n17. Knafelc, Gary E Colorado 1954-62 90 \n18. Kramer, Jerry G Idaho 1958-68 130 \n19. Kramer, Ron TE Michigan 1957, 59-64 89 \n20. Masters, Norm T Michigan State 1957-64 104 \n21. McGee, Max E Tulane 1954, 57-67 148 \n22. McHan, Lamar QB Arkansas 1959-60 24 \n23. Meilinger, Steve E Kentucky 1958, 60 24 \n24. Miller, John T Boston College 1960 5 \n25. Moore, Tom HB Vanderbilt 1960-65 78 \n26. Nitschke, Ray LB Illinois 1958-72 190 \n27. Pesonen, Dick DB Minnesota-Duluth 1960 12 \n28. Quinlan, Bill DE Michigan State 1959-62 52 \n29. Ringo, Jim C Syracuse 1953-63 131 \n30. Skoronski, Bob T Indiana 1956, 59-68 146 \n31. Starr, Bart QB Alabama 1956-71 196 \n32. Symank, John DB Florida 1957-62 76 \n33. Taylor, Jim FB Louisiana State 1958-66 118 \n34. Temp, Jim DE Wisconsin 1957-60 43 \n35. Thurston, Fuzzy G Valparaiso 1959-67 112 \n36. Tunnell, Emlen S Iowa 1959-61 37 \n37. Whittenton, Jesse DB Texas Western 1958-64 88 \n38. Winslow, Paul HB North Carolina Central 1960 12 \n39. Wood, Willie S Southern California 1960-71 166 \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Cleveland Williams perhaps.  I remember he was shot pretty bad by a cop in Texas.  He returned to the ring after that incident but he was never the same
597444
PELE;MARADONA;BECKENBAUER
1017817
Lambert was the key to the STEELERS defense of the '70s. One of the toughest,meanest and roughest players there was! A true Hall of Famer! My all time favorite!
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1. rod carew\n2. tony gwynn\n3. kirby puckett\n4. joe dimaggio\n5. ted williams