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  1. 10-22-2009 #51
    badfish22
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    watch at 2:33. Just unfair.
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  2. 10-22-2009 #52
    tlongII
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    Barry Sanders without a doubt. You never knew what was going to happen.
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  3. 10-22-2009 #53
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    No bull , this is my all-time favorite Oiler.

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  4. 10-22-2009 #54
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    I loved watching him kick.
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  5. 10-22-2009 #55
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    Brett Favre
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  6. 10-23-2009 #56
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    He isnt the best player ever but the best WR right now

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  7. 10-23-2009 #57
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    Quote Originally Posted by beefanus
    The question isn't who is the best or who did the most, its who was the most exiting player to watch, who did the craziest every week. To that i would say for the WR position, was Lynn Swann. He made the craziest gravity defying catches on a weekly basis.

    http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-hall-o...000d5d80130581
    got
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  8. 10-23-2009 #58
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    My unbiased pick would be Barry Sanders. Even his two-yard losses were more exciting than most running backs' ten-yard gains. And he was UNBELIEVABLE in college, just a man among boys. Best college player I've ever seen, probably.

    My biased homer pick is this man:

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  9. 10-25-2009 #59
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    I'll go along with Barry Sanders just because most of you can't remember Gale Sayers.
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  10. 10-25-2009 #60
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Gonzo
    No bull , this is my all-time favorite Oiler.

    He was a damn good kicker...no doubt..
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  11. 10-25-2009 #61
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    Quote Originally Posted by spurf
    I'll go along with Barry Sanders just because most of you can't remember Gale Sayers.
    I never saw him play in a game, but I've seen lots of highlights...he was amazing.
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  12. 10-27-2009 #62
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    Quote Originally Posted by badfish22


    watch at 2:33. Just unfair.
    I was surprised it took two pages to list Neon Deion.
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  13. 10-27-2009 #63
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    Quote Originally Posted by ATRAIN
    rice>>>>irvin
    rice>>>>>everyone else, even Irvin admits as much.

    For me as a kid, it was Staubach but overall, for me it was Payton.
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  14. 10-27-2009 #64
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spursfan092120
    I never saw him play in a game, but I've seen lots of highlights...he was amazing.
    I agree...IMO,if had stayed healthy, he would be a lot of people's best ever.
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  15. 10-28-2009 #65
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    there is no question it's Barry Sanders, anyone who disagrees didn't watch him. and he did it against superior talent and defenses than the likes of Sayers, Brown, and Payton.

    I prefer to see RBs hang it up before they lose it (LT ), but man, I REALLY wish Sanders had played a couple more years, I wish Detroit would have shown a little respect and traded him to a contender when things fell apart between them.
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  16. 10-28-2009 #66
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    Barry Sanders for me. I saw him on a Monday Night game in person and it was ing UNREAL!!!!! He was amazing.
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