Who's the Best DB in the NFL?
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Polamalu since has to be accounted for on every play.  How many DB's could line up in a dline position and still be effective?  Polmalu hits like a train and has a nose for the ball.  He is as complete a DB as a team would want.
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Football's no contest, gotta go with Dan Marino.  You can also include Barry Sanders, Dan Fouts\n\nBasketball, there are a bunch:  Reggie Miller, Karl Malone, Charles Barkley, John Stockton and Karl Malone, Patrick Ewing\n\nBaseball:  Barry Bonds, Ted Williams\n\nHockey:  Dale Hunter and Mike Gartner
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I have to go with Brady.  While his teams have been very good the, Cowboys of the 90's were even better.  A Hall of Fame RB, a great (although I hate to say it) WR, and one of the most dominating offensive lines in NFL history.  Aikman had a lot more support than Brady does.  Brady has to carry his team, Aikman just had to turn the steering wheel.\n\nI'm a Bills fan...so my opinion is totally unbiased.
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I think he certainly is in the top 3, but it's hard to pick who's the best one.\n\nFor more on the Rams and the NFL, check this out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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I don't really have an answer, but you should pick that guy keith, hes good... the only other guy i can think of is maybe rod smith because he wasnt even drafted and has broken just about every Broncos record and is a real team player... isaac bruce could be another guy
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Peyton will be known as one of the best, there are a lot of shoes to fill there and he has not been to nor won the Superbowl yet.  The only 2 really great QB's to not win one are Marino and Kelly.  The best ever?  He has to look up to Bradshaw, Montana, Aikman and Elway  before anyone can claim that for Peyton.  Maybe he will, we will have to see.  Joe Montana was the best QB ever, cool under pressure and very few mistakes and a whole bunch ' o Super Bowl rings.\n\nL.T. by far is the best running back the Chargers have ever had.  But, he too, has a long way to go to stand up to Payton, Brown, Sanders and Thurman.  Walter Payton was the best running back ever.  He NEVER had a really good offensive line and he held the rushing record for a long time before Emmit passed it.  Emmit had a VERY good offensive line for several years, He is good but not as good as a Payton or Barry Sanders.
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LT is the best running back in the NFl. He is an great guy in person as well
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Charlie Whitehurst by far. Just the level of competition that he played against compared to Dahman makes him more prepared for the NFL. And the fact that he led Clemson to a winning record.
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No question - Peyton Manning. You should never bench Archie's favorite son, no matter who he's playing and who you have on the bench - he's so good that you can't risk him having a big game and missing out on it for anyone (especially someone like Romo, who could collapse any week). Even though my Giants have a really beaten down defense, Romo is no Peyton, and he never will be. If this was 5 years down the line, it might be a different story, but you can't bench the best quarterback of this generation who will probably retire as the undisputed best ever. Would you be surprised if Romo threw for 500 yards and had his second straight 5 touchdown game? Me too. But would you be surprised if Peyton did it? Me neither. (Notice I didn't even mention that Peyton was playing against one of the worst defenses in the league in the Titans - which is just icing on the cake. He's good enough that it just doesn't matter.)
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10. Peyton Manning\n9. Tom Brady\n8. Phil Simms\n7. Jim Kelly\n6. Troy Aikman\n5. Steve Young\n4. Brett Favre\n3. Dan Marino\n2. John Elway\nAnd the best???...Joe Montana\nAll most...\nDoug Flutie\nWarren Moon\nBoomer Esiason\nDrew Bledsoe\nRandall Cunningham\nJim McMahon\nBernie Kosar\nDaunte Culpepper
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1. Manning\n2. Brady\n3. McNabb\n4. Palmer\n5. Bulger
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While Reggie Bush is explosive, great, dynamite, all the adjectives you can use, he will be splitting carries with Deuce McAllister who is still a quality back. Look for someone like Vince Young (if he gets the starting job) or AJ Hawk to be in the running. Both played full-time at their colleges, and did not play half the time with someone else (Reggie Bush and LenDale White). These two guys will have great rookie seasons, but my pick is Vernon Davis. He'll be the no. 1 target for Alex Smith starting in the first game and expect a lot of catches/TD's to go along with a Rookie of the Year award.
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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.
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It has to be L.T. He can run the ball, throw the ball, he can pass block well and has the best hands in football. He already has 22 touchdowns this season!!! The record is 28, by Shaun Alexander. L.T. is gonna smash that record to bits. I say he gets at least 32 touchdowns this season, if not more.
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It's got to be Larry Johnson for sure.  Finally given a chance to start, he finally reminded everyone why he was a first round draft pick.  As the starter for nine games, he managed to rush for over 1350 yards and to score 16 TDs.  It's unthinkable what he could have done if he was the starter for the whole season.  He is also a pass receiving threat as well.  He is the real deal!
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Walter Payton - hands down.  \n\nNo one has ever had as much talent as he did.   He scored touchdowns running, receiving, passing and kicking.  He did kick a field goal and an extra point in an early game were Bob Thomas got injured.
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Top 5 \n\n1) Chad Johnsons\n2) Randy Moss\n3) Terrel Owens\n4) Keyshawn Johnson\n5) Javon Walker