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All-time: Joe Montana Honorable mention: Tom Brady Darryl Lamonica One game: Tracy Porter Honorable mention: Mike Vanderjagt

"Fergy back to pass, pressure's on, he's running backwards, and they've got him, 15-yard loss and here comes Greg Cater, the Bills are out of field goal range. How do you like that!"

Chuck Healy was also on Let's Talk Sports, I used to watch it every week when I was a kid.

Ted Darling > Rick Jeanetette. I have a few of the Van games on cassette like the Oilers comeback and the 90 Raiders AFC Championship game lying around somewhere, they rebroadcast them before the 4th SB game, I wish I could find them right now. RIP Van.

I don't know about unraveling, but I do think Pegs will be quick to lower the boom on Kromer if there's any substance to the charge, much to the chagrin of some of the bleeding hearts around here.

Still would've been light years better than Ralph. GOD BLESS THE PEGULAS!

Thanks, I didn't know Booker was that highly regarded. Butch was much more impressive to these 3rd-grader eyes. I have always liked playmakers more throughout my fandom though. Much respect here for Thomas Smith, but I would take Nate Clements over him in their primes.

Yeah, I meant the team. I don't remember Butch ever getting honored by them like Booker did a couple years ago. That probably explains why... nothing against Booker, I just thought Butch was much better.

One thing I don't understand is how Booker Edgerson got so much recent love from the team compared to Butch. I thought Butch was just outstanding compared to Booker who was good but not great. Maybe Butch was just flashier & I was too young to know better, cause I also thought Dennis Shaw was going to be a star, he did win Rookie ofThe Year after all lol.

Seen just about every game since OJ's rookie year. First 5 are easy: 1. OJ 2. Bruce 3. Jimbo 4. Thurman 5. Andre Next 5 are harder, but I'll say Robert James Billy Shaw Tom Sestak Jerry Butler Butch Byrd Favorite Whipping Boys 1. Ralph 2. Brain Dead Drew 3. Lil Donte 4. Fergy 5. Mike Puddinhead Williams 6. JP 7. Kelsay 8. Fina 9. Marv as GM 10. Meathead

Top 5 to start a team? Absolutely. Top 5 to win one game? Not quite yet. I would definitely take him over Peyton the Big Game Chump though.

Agreed that 3-3 for his first 3 years is really good. I'm much more impressed with 6-2 and 1 ring though, Wilson's my pick.

Legend? I didn't know that. Many years now since I moved from Buffalo though.

Hate to say it, but I see this as well, too bad. Good luck though, CJ.

Agree 100%, he's not even close to Peters' level, and I don't think he ever will be. Looking at the 4 players in question and their future upside, I would rate them Dareus (already there) Gilmore Bradham Glenn Nice player, but easy to see how he'd be the odd man out if they can only keep 3.

I also said Searcy, cause he's the only one on that list who I will genuinely miss, he made a lot of impact plays. Too bad he didn't go to a contender...but I still think he will have a nice year for the Titans. I would've considered Byrd, but last year was such a trainwreck for him, he's just too suspect now.

Thanks. Can't wait to see him on the field this pre-season.

I remember watching Channel 11 in Hamilton every Saturday night when I was a kid to see The Sheik and his manager Abdullah Farouk (aka Grand Wizard), too great lol.

I would only ever watch it to hear them talk **** during the promos, I could care less what they did in the ring. So to me, Austin crushes all 4 that you mentioned before him combined.Thus my all-time favorite is obviously Flair.

This.

Eric Wood is alright, but I would still rather have Jason Peters, what an epic debacle that was.

He's a deserving 1st-ballot HOF-er primarily for his longevity, being a consistently solid player for so long... but Ed Reed is still more worthy.

If they can put a man on the moon, then someone can trade for EJ.