Name The 5 Best Players You've Seen

#76
#76
College:
Peyton Manning
Reggie bush
Randy moss
Adrian Peterson
Ed reed
Most exciting Devin Hester

PRO:
Peyton
Barry Sanders
Ray Lewis
Jerry rice
Brian urlacker

Current:
Crabtree
Berry
Cj Spiller
Colt McCoy
Harvin

Best team 2001
Miami hurricanes - look at
Even the bench players loaded
 
#77
#77
1.Reggie White
2.Peyton Manning
3.Bo Jackson
4.Herschel Walker
5.Tim Tebow

And I'll throw Michael Jordan in there as well.
 
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#78
#78
governmentmule said:
well Tee took us to the promised land :)

and that is Tamaurice Nigel Martin and i'm not young at all,so Tee is a number one in my book :)
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Ummmm... I am going to have to disagree with above statement on taking us to the promise land... I would have to say that these guys: Al Wilson, Raynoch Thompson, Jamal Lewis, Peerless Price, Cedrick Wilson, David Martin, Shaun Ellis, Travis Henry, Travis Stephens, Dwayne Goodrich, Shawn Bryson, Darwin Walker and Deon Grant were the ones who took us to the promise land... And yes, if you are wondering, there is one name in this post that has not played in a regular season NFL game... That would be Tamaurice Nigel Martin a.k.a. Tee Martin.
 
#79
#79
rockydoc said:
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Most overated fat slow slob to ever play. I doubt if he had a sack all year. Looked pitiful chasing the Florida speed. Why is he returning next year? Not because of his love for Bama, but he would not have been chosen in the first two NFL draft rounds.
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I'd take a healthy wager on that. I have to assume that football isn't your strong suit if you're looking for sacks from a nose tackle.
 
#80
#80
This year:

Michael Crabtree
Eric Berry
Colt McCoy
Mark Sanchez
Aaron Hernandez

Ever:
Gale Sayers
Peyton
Reggie White
Jack Tatum
Devin Hester
 
#84
#84
5 best QBs

1. Colt McCoy
2. Sam Bradford
3. Tim Tebow
4. Brian Johnson
5. Graham Harrell- im tempted to put Stafford here, because he would put up huge numbers in that Texas Tech spread attack, and im not confident that Harrell could run Georgia's offense

RBs:
1. Shonn Greene
2. Moreno
3. Donald Brown
4. Jahvid Best
5. Javon Ringer

WRs
1. Harvin
2. Maclin
3. Crabtree
4. Julio Jones
5. AJ Green

LBs

1. Brandon Spikes
2. Rolando McClain
3. Rey Maeluega (sp)
4. Rennie Curran
5. Aaron Curry

DBs
1. Eric Berry
2. DJ Moore
3. Ahmad Black
4. Nacho Harris
5. Taylor Mays
 
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#86
#86
bop_rocco said:
College:

PRO:
Brian urlacker
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Urlacher was so much more dominant in college. He led the nation in tackles for 2 years. He was unstoppable. Every time he went in at TE it was a guaranteed touchdown. Definitely the most dominant defensive force i've seen in college football.

As far as best offensive players. I go with Tomlinson at TCU and Adrian Peterson (when he was a freshman at OU).

Im surprised Brian Johnson of Utah didn't make a single list. That guy meant as much to his team this year as any player in the nation. Guess that happens when Utah only makes national television against Alabama.

My List:
1) Tim Tebow (he might completely change the game with an innovative OC at the next level)

2) Colt McCoy (going to be a very good pro quarterback, best passer in college)

3) Jeremy Maclin (guy can do everything, I hope his former OC can bring in guys like him to Wyoming)

4) Brian Johnson (much better than Alex Smith, could be a good pro)

5) Percy Harvin (when healthy)

Honorable Mention:
Michael Crabtree (he will be great at the next level, Calvin Johnson ability)

Devin Moore (the guy is just plain fast and will make some noise at the next level...too bad we didnt have an offense or a line to go with him)

Rhett Bomar (watched 1 Sam Houston State game, this guy is going to be a good pro also, would have started over Sam Bradford had he not been kicked off the team)

Sam Bradford (cant argue with those numbers and his ability)
 
#90
#90
Lockdown1 said:
This year:

Percy Harvin
Jeremy Maclin
Tim Tebow
Eric Berry
Ronald Johnson
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Ronald Johnson? He had 33 catches for like 500 yards. Wasn't even the best receiver on USC. You should just watch track.
 
#91
#91
1) Michael Jordan- 1997 NBA Finals Game 5; scored 38 points and hit the game winning 3 all while battling severe food poisoning.

2) Kobe Bryant- 2006 against Toronto Raptors; accounted for a rediculous 81 points in a 122-104 win.

3) Vince Young- 2006 Rose Bowl; Young carried the Texas Longhorns to a 41-38 win against the 2 time defending national champion USC Trojans. Young accounted for 467 yards (200 rushing, 267 passing) and 3 rushing touchdowns. Scored the game winning touchdown with 19 seconds left in the game.

4) Emmitt Smith- 1994 Cowboys v. Giants; Playing with a third degree separated shoulder, Emmitt racked up 229 total yards and led Dallas to a 16-13 overtime victory and a first-round bye in the playoffs. The Cowboys would go on to win the Super Bowl that year, thanks in large part to Smith’s heroics.

5) Tom Brady- 2007 Patriots v. Jaguars; In the postseason opener, Brady completed a rediculous 92.9% of his passes -- 26 of 28 attempts -- to establish an NFL record for accuracy while vaulting the Patriots into the AFC Championship Game.
 
#92
#92
1. Bo Jackson
2. Reggie White
3. Herschel Walker
4. Peyton Manning
5. Tony Robinson (prob the most naturally gifted athlete that completely blew his life away
that I have ever seen)
 
#95
#95
Sewaneetigers said:
This year: McCoy, Tebow, Bradford, Harell, all had pretty unbelivable years as far as stats go. Tebow of course's stats weren't as shiny but he is dominant and probably gets the nod for the player of the year for the intangibles.


I think the greatest Running Backs I've ever seen are Walter Payton and Barry Sanders, Herschel was before my time so I can't put him on the list.
Greatest QB's I've seen are Peyton Manning, John Elway, and Steve Young.
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if herschel was before your time then payton probably shouldn't be on your list also.
 
#96
#96
vol271998 said:
Tennessee:
1. Al Wilson
2. Eric Berry
3. Reggie White
4. Leonard Little
5. Dale Carter
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anyone remember todd kelly or chuck smith? haynesworth or henderson? manning or webb? it's too hard to make a top 5 of all time tennessee list that i have seen in person.... but i'll try.

1.manning
2. e. berry
3. a. wilson
4. webb
5. pickens

i apologize i know this wasn't the list for the thread.
 
#99
#99
Ever in person
eric berry=just electric
tim tebow=can do it all
mike tyson(scary)=devastating
jay cutler=laugh if u want good qb mediocre team
rudy johnson=another one to laugh at but had something about him
 
#100
#100
thagodfather said:
anyone remember todd kelly or chuck smith? haynesworth or henderson? manning or webb? it's too hard to make a top 5 of all time tennessee list that i have seen in person.... but i'll try.

1.manning
2. e. berry
3. a. wilson
4. webb
5. pickens

i apologize i know this wasn't the list for the thread.
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How about Marion Hobby, Deon Grant, or Darwin Walker
 
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