What position did Charles Barkley play?
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He was an undersized Power Forward
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Offensive Guard.  Position next to the Center (the one who hikes the ball)
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Wow, Toney was an incredible player...great shooter, could always get a good shot off... \n\nEven though I was a Laker fan and hated the "Sixers", we always had a tremendous amount of respect for Toney's game. (And even though I hated the Sixers in those days, I hated the Celtics even more, so it was nice to see Toney kill them ).\n\nToney's career was cut short by devastating foot injuries. Barkley said that he was the best player on the 76ers at the time Barkley joined the team in 1984 (better than Erving or Malone)...\n\nAll of us out here who used to watch (and fear) Toney on the court, wish him well in his retirement, and hope he's happy today...
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Gazza in the FA Cup Final 1991, Spurs vs Forest, and that tackle on Gary Charles - broke his leg and was never the same player. T*sser!
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Joe Namath was a mother fu*** pimp back in the day.  His stats don't add up to some other quarterbacks, but his coolness factor is unmatched.  He was probably the first "rebellious" professional athelete.  He had leadership skills and balls.  Sometimes to win in football, that's all you need.  Numbers don't always tell the entire story.
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There has only been one. It was Chuck Howley, the linebacker for the Cowboys, in Superbowl V
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Bulger. He's known for lighting it up against Arizona.
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who the heake is charels barkely/
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I think you may be thinking of Boomer Esiason.  He may have played with the Broncos, but I think most of his career was spent with the Cincinnati Bengals.  I believe he had a disabled son, and he definitely has the whitish blonde hair you are speaking of.
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Barry Sanders.\nHe played for an aweful team and most seasons an aweful line and still was able to produce. He has the best cutbacks, almost unhuman. He did things that should have broken his ankles and knees. He was the best at changing direction at the right time to completely fake out the entire defense. He easily would have had the most yards all-time if he could of standed playing for one of the worst franchises in all of sports!
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Solid utility player that can plan any position except Pitcher and Catcher.  Had a great 2006.  \n\n.296 average, .357 On base, 13 HR, 74 RBI, 78 Runs and 4 SB\n\nGood sign, although I hope they give Theriot some Playing time. \n\nGo Cubbies!!!
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He was undrafted, but signed with the Dallas Cowboys as a free agent. Cool that you're interviewing him.
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Charles Woodson\nTyrone Wheatley \nDesmond Howard
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A former college football player.\n\nYou NEVER know what a team will do on draft day.
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It was Pudge Heffelfinger .  http://www.nfl.com/history/chronology/1869-1910
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Among some 'old time' players:\n\nJohn Havlicek, long time baskeball star of the Boston Celtics, was also drafted by the Cleveland Browns in football, even though he hadn't played football since high school, and did not play football in college.  He never played in the NFL, but is in the basektball Hall of Fame.\n\n\nDave Winfield, long time baseball star (and Hall of Famer) with the  Padres, Yankees, Angels, Blue Jays, Twins and Indians ) was drafted by the San Diego Padres, the Minnesota Vikings despite not playing college football, the Atlanta Hawks of the NBA, and the Utah Stars of the ABA. He is one of only two men ever drafted in three different pro sports, and the only man to be drafted by four leagues (from Wikipedia).\n\nI'm not sure who else was drafted in 3 pro sports besides Winfield.  Some sources say Winfield was the only player to be drafted in three pro sports.\n\nDeion Sanders played both ML Baseball and NFL Football...he's the only player ever to play in an NFL game and a Major League Baseball game on the same day (Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta Braves).\n\nBo Jackson played Major League Baseball (Royals) and NFL Football (Raiders).\n\nSome players played more than one sport at the professional level, but I'm not sure if they were actually drafted in both sports.  \n\nDave Debusschere, an NBA Hall of Famer and star with the New York Knicks in the '70s, also played baseball (for the White Sox).\n\nGene Conley played for the NBA's Celtics, and also had an 11 year major league baseball career (playing for several teams).
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Bob Lilly played for the Cowboys.