how many seasons did barry saunders play football?
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Did you mean Barry Sanders?  He played 10 seasons for the Detroit Lions
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Bobby Charlton scored 49 goals in 106 appearances, followed by Gary Lineker with 48.
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If you mean a specific year then it has to be the 1972 Dolphins, no other team has had an undefeated season.  Granted they played less games then, but the talent was concentrated on fewer teams.  Any other team that has a loss is less good by default.\n\nIf you mean an era then you have to look at the 1950's and 60's Cleveland Browns.  From 1950 to 1969 the Browns went to 10 NFL championship games and won 4 of them.  They also won 3 of 5 conference titles.  During this time they had the best running back of all time, Jim Brown.  Sanders, Smith, Dickerson, Payton need not apply.\n\nIf you mean all time you're probably going to have to look at the Dallas Cowboys (America's Team) or the Pittsburgh Steelers, much as it pains me to say that.  Pittsburgh has been to 6 Super Bowls, winning 5 of them including back to back victories twice (75-76 and 79-80).  Dallas has been to 8 winning five also.\n\nDallas' greats include Staubach, Dorsett, E. Smith, Irvin, Aikman and Coaches Landry and Johnson\n\nPittsburgh greats include, Bettis, Bradshaw, Swann, F. Harris, Greene and Coaches Noll and Cowher.
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michael irvans career?????????\n\n\n\noh ooops how about malcolm glasier buying m.u.
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Lars Leese, a German goalkeeper responsible for a book that finally approached the  last great taboo of English professional football: sex. \nLeese may take some recalling, given that he played only 20 games for Barnsley. But he was there during their sole Premiership season, 1997-98, he was playing when Barnsley won 1-0 at Anfield that season, and at Oakwell the 6ft 5in keeper will be remembered always through the chant "Lars Leese, tall as trees". \n\nWith the journalist Ronald Reng, Leese produced a book about his rise from non-league to Bayer Leverkusen's third team and Barnsley's first XI. The Keeper of Dreams came out two years ago in Germany and has had the impact Fever Pitch had here 12 years ago. Like Fever Pitch, film rights have been bought and it is due in cinemas in spring 2006 - just before the next World Cup, in Germany. \nLeese's account is in British bookshops and is worth reading because his story is an exceptional one within football. But on publication it was chapter seven - Barnsley By Night - which caused the stir. Leese gave an outsider's insight into the culture of the average English football dressing room and for his former colleagues at Oakwell it must make uncomfortable reading. Farting and drinking are revealed as preoccupations but a toe-curling sexual detail offered a glimpse of what can go on and what temptations are put before professional footballers.
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It takes 4 years. Because you have to get your coaching badges first.\n\n2 for the premiership.
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The NFL has a rule that states you must be at least 3 years removed from highschool.  Thats the true rule--that means you do NOT have to play college football.  That is also why you don't see any college players jumping to the NFL after their sophomore years, unless they took a year off after highschool and are three years removed from highschool.  The one future loophole that the NFL faces is if a player finishes highschool at 16 by getting their GED could enter the draft at age 19.  The NFL would like to avoid this situation if possible.  There has been football players that came from the Arena Football league and Canadian Football league that did not play college football.  I think Darren Bennett the guy that was the punter for the San Diego chargers came from an Australian football team and did not play college football.  Thats about as much information I have for you on the subject.
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I know a football player Steve Knight however.  He played for the University of Maine and was one of the states all-time leading rushers.  He may have played semi-pro or been invited to NFL training camps.
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1995. That was the year Coach K had back surgery and didn't coach the team for the full season. Also they were in the midst of rebuilding after losing Grant Hill and bunch of other players around that time.
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Moron, Walter Payton (notice the spelling and capitalization) RB for the Chicago Bears played in the NFL from 1975 through 1987.  Tim Brown WR for the Oakland Raiders played from 1988 through 2004.  Do you think Tim Brown a Wide Receiver set a career rushing record in one year?\n\nHe broke Jim Brown's NFL career rushing record against the New Orleans Saints in Chicago in October of 1984.\n\nTo the first person that answered this question you are almost as stupid as the person asking it.  If you knew anything about football you would have known that Walter Payton set the single game rushing record against the Minnesota Vikings (I believe 275 yards in one game) next time you answer a question make sure its something you know about little girl.
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Oklahoma State Running Back Barry Sanders. He was a Jr. when he won it and had 1,878 votes. That year he rushed for 2,628 yards, scored 37 Touchdowns, and averged 7.6 yards per carry. He left for the NFL after that year.
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2 mins 13 seconds - Jimmy O'Connor playing for Shelbourne (Ireland) in November 1967.\nSource-Sam
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Fred Trueman.  Also played football professionally.
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football  college and pro
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I'm not sure about all time, but the most ever in a season was 9 by George Camsell of Middlesbrough, in the 1926-27 season
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The above answers are spot on, however in the early 80s, Tony Roach from Richmond was a prolific goal kicker, followed by Brian Taylor. I think you'll find that both of them reached the 100 goal mark in a season at least once - Roach on more than one occasion.
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No Craig did not play for ipswich. but George played 500 games of Football for ipswich football club!