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Beat this team with current nfl players from your college team (1 Viewer)

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QB-

Vinny Testeverde

Ken Dorsey

RB-

Edgerin James

Clinton Portis

Willis McGahee

Frank Gore

FB-

Najeh Davenport

WR-

Andre Johnson

Reggie Wayne

Santana Moss

Roscoe Parrish

Sinorice Moss

OL-

Bryant Mckenny

Vernon Carey

Eric Winston

TE

Jeremy Shockey

Bubba Franks

Kellen Winslow

DB

Phillip Buchanon

Devin Hester

Kelly Jennings

Ed Reed#

Antrel Rolle

Mike Rumph

Sean Taylor

LB

Ray Lewis

Dan Morgan

Jonathan Vilma

D.J. Williams

DL

William Joseph

Vince Wilfork

 
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QB

Tom Brady / Brian Griese / Drew Henson / John Navarre / Todd Collins

RB

Chris Perry / Anthony Thomas

WR

Braylon Edwards / Amani Toomer

TE

Bennie Joppru / Mark Campbell

OL

Jon Jansen / Jon Runyan / Maurice Williams / Steve Hutchinson / David Baas

DB

Charles Woodson / Ty Law / Marlin Jackson / Shazor? / Curry?

LB

Cato June / Dhani Jones / Ian Gold / Larry Foote

Let's not talk about the DL :) . And no, I don't think this team wins, although the offenses might even out with the strength of the OL countering the weakness at RB, and the strength at QB closing the gap at WR. Defensively though, just nothing at DL and the DBs are getting a little long in the tooth.

 
Our Gang said:
QB-Vinny TesteverdeKen DorseyRB-Edgerin JamesClinton PortisWillis McGaheeFrank GoreFB- Najeh DavenportWR-Andre JohnsonReggie WayneSantana MossRoscoe ParrishSinorice MossOL-Bryant MckennyVernon CareyEric WinstonTEJeremy ShockeyBubba FranksKellen WinslowDBPhillip Buchanon Devin Hester Kelly Jennings Ed Reed# Antrel Rolle Mike RumphSean TaylorLBRay LewisDan Morgan Jonathan VilmaD.J. WilliamsDLWilliam JosephVince Wilfork
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Oh wow, you from the U? Big f'in deal. How did they finish the past two seasons? Oh yeah... :thumbdown:
 
sholditch said:
Our Gang said:
QB-Vinny TesteverdeKen DorseyRB-Edgerin JamesClinton PortisWillis McGaheeFrank GoreFB- Najeh DavenportWR-Andre JohnsonReggie WayneSantana MossRoscoe ParrishSinorice MossOL-Bryant MckennyVernon CareyEric WinstonTEJeremy ShockeyBubba FranksKellen WinslowDBPhillip Buchanon Devin Hester Kelly Jennings Ed Reed# Antrel Rolle Mike RumphSean TaylorLBRay LewisDan Morgan Jonathan VilmaD.J. WilliamsDLWilliam JosephVince Wilfork
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Oh wow, you from the U? Big f'in deal. How did they finish the past two seasons? Oh yeah... :thumbdown:
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It is all relative my friend, I am 30 and they are the best team in the past 25 years. So in my lifetime there is no better team.
 
Our Gang said:
QB-Vinny TesteverdeKen DorseyRB-Edgerin JamesClinton PortisWillis McGaheeFrank GoreFB- Najeh DavenportWR-Andre JohnsonReggie WayneSantana MossRoscoe ParrishSinorice MossOL-Bryant MckennyVernon CareyEric WinstonTEJeremy ShockeyBubba FranksKellen WinslowDBPhillip Buchanon Devin Hester Kelly Jennings Ed Reed# Antrel Rolle Mike RumphSean TaylorLBRay LewisDan Morgan Jonathan VilmaD.J. WilliamsDLWilliam JosephVince Wilfork
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Actually, to be honest, I don't think that team would really be that hard to beat. I mean, they only have 3 offensive linemen and 2 defensive linemen! Unless you're planning on having Clinton Portis play left tackle, I think you're in trouble.
 
Post the Volunteer lineup

Peyton Manning

Travis Henry and Jamal Lewis and Shawn Bryson

Peerless Price, Erik Parker, Donte Stallworth

Jason Witten

 
SSOG said:
Our Gang said:
QB-Vinny TesteverdeKen DorseyRB-Edgerin JamesClinton PortisWillis McGaheeFrank GoreFB- Najeh DavenportWR-Andre JohnsonReggie WayneSantana MossRoscoe ParrishSinorice MossOL-Bryant MckennyVernon CareyEric WinstonTEJeremy ShockeyBubba FranksKellen WinslowDBPhillip Buchanon Devin Hester Kelly Jennings Ed Reed# Antrel Rolle Mike RumphSean TaylorLBRay LewisDan Morgan Jonathan VilmaD.J. WilliamsDLWilliam JosephVince Wilfork
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Actually, to be honest, I don't think that team would really be that hard to beat. I mean, they only have 3 offensive linemen and 2 defensive linemen! Unless you're planning on having Clinton Portis play left tackle, I think you're in trouble.
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I see where that failed logic is coming from. You failed to realize that the team that you could assemble from current nfl players from your alma matter would have its shortcommings as well. At least we could start Portis at LT.
 
You include VT?

Is this an all time team, or current players?

If all time, you would have to include Jerome Brown, Warren Sapp and Michael Irvin, among others.

Great job, btw with the Michigan listing.

Go Blue!!!

 
Current All Ohio State Team

will only get better with Smith, Ginn, Pitcock, and Pittman going to the NFL

Mike Nugent

B.J. Sander

Donte Whitner

Mike Doss

Will Allen

Donnie Nickey

Dustin Fox

Nate Clements

Chris Gamble

Shawn Springs

Ashton Youboty

A.J. Hawk

Mke Vrabel

Bobby Carpenter

Matt Wilhelm

Anthony Schlegel

Will Smith

Kenny Peterson

Darrion Scott

Tim Anderson

Ryan Pickett

Orlando Pace

Shano Olivea

Alex Stepanovich

LeCharles Bentley

Nick Mangold

Adrien Clarke

Ben Hartsock

Darnell Sanders

Terry Glenn

Michael Jenkins

Joey Galloway

Drew Carter

Santonio Holmes

Jonathan Wells

QB, none in the NFL, but any of us could hand the ball off to ANYONE with that O-Line

 
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I see where that failed logic is coming from. You failed to realize that the team that you could assemble from current nfl players from your alma matter would have its shortcommings as well. At least we could start Portis at LT.
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Quite the contrary. A team assembled using nothing but players from my Alma Mater would actually be able to compete with actual real NFL teams. Especially since it could field 5 offensive linemen and 4 defensive linemen (4 PRO BOWL caliber D-Linemen).I'd like to see you start Portis at Left Tackle. Let's see how well he does trying to hold off Alex Brown or The Freak.

University of Florida

QB-

Rex Grossman

Doug Johnson

Jesse Palmer

(Are we allowed to pretend Chris Leak entered a year early and count him? ;) )

RB-

Fred Taylor

Ciatric Fason

Emmitt Smith (hey, come on, you used Vinny Testeverde ;) )

Earnest Graham

WR-

Darrell Jackson

Chad Jackson

Reche Caldwell

Travis Taylor

Ike Hilliard

Taylor Jacobs

TE-

Ben Troupe

Erron Kinney

Aaron Walker

Offensive Tackle-

Max Starks

Kenyatta Walker

Mike Pearson

Offensive Guard-

Cooper Carlisle

Shannon Snell

Zack Pillar

Center-

Mike Digory

Defensive End-

Javon Kearse

Alex Brown

Kevin Carter

Darrell Lee

Bobby McCray

Defensive Tackle-

Gerard Warren

Ian Scott

Linebacker-

Mike Peterson

Channing Crowder

Andra Davis

Jeremy Mincey

Cornerback-

Lito Sheppard

Reynaldo Hill

Keiwan Ratliff

Safety-

Marquand Manual

Todd Johnson

Gus Scott

Kicker-

Jeff Chandler

Returner-

Keiwan Ratliff

Coach-

Mike Shanahan

Analysis:

Florida's actually going to be a pretty tough roster to top. They field a starting NFL player at every single position except for Fullback, Guard, Center, one DT spot, one safety position (although I think Todd Johnson is in a camp battle for it), and punter. We'll use a 2-TE offense as our base set to phase out the FB, we'll promote some backups to starter on offensive line, and we'll have Chandler handle punts as well as kicks. I don't think there are going to be many other colleges that can fill an entire roster with NFL-caliber starters.

QB is a weakness, but the RB corps looks strong if Taylor can stay healthy. The offensive line is serviceable. Darrell Jackson gives us a very solid go-to guy, and Reche Caldwell and Chad Jackson are left to battle out for the #2 and #3 positions (a case of fantasy mirroring reality). Tennessee's TEs were the most prolific in the league last year, and I expect them to continue that trend this year for us as they become the focal point of the offense. All-in-all, not a great offense, but I could think of some real NFL offenses that are worse. In fact, this offense looks remarkably similar to Tennessee's real-life offense.

The real centerpiece of this team, however, is the defense- especially the defensive line. Kevin Carter and Javon Kearse are both pro-bowlers. Alex Brown teams up with Ogunleye in Chicago to make one of the most feared DE-combos in the league. He'll team up with Kearse for Florida to keep offenses in fear. Gerard Warren was long considered a bust, but played so well last year that Denver just inked him to a 6-year, $36 million contract. If it weren't for the remarkable play of Champ Bailey, "Big Money" Warren would have been Denver's defensive MVP last year. He'll continue his disruptive ways for Florida. Ian Scott functions much like he does in the NFL- providing quality depth as one of the first men off the bench for one of the most monstrous defensive lines in the league.

Behind that monstrous D-Line, the LB corps is a little thin, but more than solid enough to give Florida the best starting front-7 you're going to see. Mike Peterson is perhaps the most underrated MLB in the league. He's playing at an all-pro level, and if he didn't play in the same conference as Al Wilson, Zack Thomas, and Ray Lewis (along with Urlacher the only MLBs playing better than Peterson), he'd have the All-Pro awards to prove it. Channing Crowder was one of the best defensive rookies in the league last year, and will just wreak havoc for Florida with offenses so keyed on all of his teammates. Andra Davis isn't spectacular, but he's been a rock in Cleveland, probably their best LB over the last 3 years. He'll have to move over to the Strong Side, but he should find himself more than up to the task.

The secondary is highlighted by Lito Sheppard, yet another All-Pro performer from Florida, and possibly the best CB in the NFL two years ago (although he was lost last year to injury). Reynaldo Hill acquitted himself very well last season as the best DB in Tennessee after PacMan busted spectacularly. Marquand Manual and Todd Johnson aren't spectacular players, but they're solid enough to get things done with the talent that surrounds them. Keiwan Ratliff has performed as one of the better nickle CBs in the league with 3 INTs last year for the opportunistic Bengals defense. He'll also be deep for us fielding punts and kickoffs- a job that he excels at.

Coaching up all of this talent is none other than The Mastermind himself. I'm sure he'll be able to plug any holes in the roster with chewing gum and duct tape, a hallmark of his storied coaching career (at one point during 2003 9 of Denver's 11 defensive starters were either undrafted free agents or guys who were cut from their former squad as washed up. Denver's defense finished in the top 5). Sure, the offensive line is undersized, but Shanahan can install a system to make them all productive still, and that defense practically takes care of itself. The coach who has had 1 losing season in 11 years with the Broncos (to go with 2 SB titles) could easily turn this squad into a contender for Division Champion. Heck, as Chicago demonstrated last year, with that defense, Shanny could turn them into a title contender in the NFC.

 
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Actually, to be honest, I don't think that team would really be that hard to beat. I mean, they only have 3 offensive linemen and 2 defensive linemen! Unless you're planning on having Clinton Portis play left tackle, I think you're in trouble.
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Actually thats only because he left off several other Olinemen:Carlos Joseph

Brett Romburg

Martin Bibla

Chris Myers

Joaquin Gonzalez

Joel Rodriguez

Dlinemen left out:

Kenard Lang

Alton Wright

Andrew Williams

Jerome McDougle

Matt Walters

Santonio Thomas

Jamaal Green

Thats now 9 Olinemen all total, room for a backup at nearly every position. Sure they are not the best group of Olinemen, but I would say a core of McKinnie, Carey, Winston and Josheph is more than adequate for a contest like this.

Mia wins this contest EASY.

http://graphics.fansonly.com/photos/school...93-202pgPro.pdf

Though I must say I'm not totally sure all of those guys are still on teams. :ph34r:

 
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FSU

Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Exp. NFL Team Letter Yrs

Brian Allen LB 6-1 238 5 Jags 97-00

Alex Barron OL 6-7 320 1 Rams 00-04

Anquan Boldin WR 6-1 215 3 Arizona 99-02

Michael Boulware S 6-3 223 2 Seahawks 99-03

Peter Boulware LB 6-4 255 9 Ravens 94-96

Derrick Brooks LB 6-0 235 11 Buccaneers 91-94

Milford Brown OL 6-4 331 4 Texans 2001

Rufus Brown DB 5-9 175 2 Redskins 99-03

Tony Bryant DE 6-6 282 7 Saints 97-98

Jerome Carter DB 5-11 219 1 Rams 00-04

Laveranues Coles WR 5-11 193 6 Jets 96-98

Sam Cowart LB 6-2 245 8 Vikings 93-97

Zack Crockett FB 6-2 240 11 Raiders 92-94

Chauncey Davis DE 6-2 272 1 Falcons 02-04

Darnell Dockett DT 6-4 293 2 Cardinals 99-03

Warrick Dunn RB 5-9 180 9 Falcons 93-96

Mario Edwards CB 6-2 195 6 Dolphins 95-99

Todd Fordham OL 6-5 319 9 Panthers 93-96

Derrick Gibson DB 6-2 215 5 Raiders 97-00

Montrae Holland G 6-2 322 3 Saints 98-02

Chris Hope DB 5-11 206 4 Steelers 98-01

Alonzo Jackson DE 6-4 260 3 Eagles 99-02

Dexter Jackson DB 6-0 210 7 Buccaneers 95-98

Sebastian Janikowski K 6-2 250 6 Raiders 97-99

Brad Johnson QB 6-5 226 14 Vikings 88-91

Travis Johnson DT 6-3 303 1 Texans 01-04

Greg Jones RB 6-1 250 2 Jags 99-03

Walter Jones OT 6-5 319 9 Seahawks 96

Danny Kannel QB 6-3 220 10 Broncos 91-95

Bryant McFadden CB 5-11 190 1 Steelers 01-04

Travis Minor RB 5-10 203 5 Dolphins 97-00

Eric Moore DE 6-4 268 1 Giants 01-04

Scott Player P 6-2 220 8 Cardinals 91

Samari Rolle DB 6-0 175 8 Ravens 94-97

Orpheus Roye DE 6-4 305 10 Browns 94-95

Deion Sanders CB 6-1 198 14 Ravens 86-88 if the UM fan can put Vinny and the UF can put Smith :)

Corey Simon DT 6-4 293 6 Colts 96-99

Greg Spires DE 6-1 265 8 Buccaneers 94-97

Tarlos Thomas OT 6-5 325 2 Texans 96-01

Tra Thomas OT 6-7 349 8 Eagles 94-97

Craphonso Thorpe WR 6-1 188 1 Chiefs 01-04

Javon Walker WR 6-3 215 4 Packers 00-01

Peter Warrick WR 5-11 192 6 Seahawks 95-99

Chris Weinke QB 6-4 232 5 Panthers 97-00

Brett Williams OT 6-5 321 3 Chiefs 98-02

Todd Williams OT 6-5 340 3 Titans 98-02

Ray Willis OL 6-6 327 1 Seahawks 01-04

rookies

Ernie Sims 1 (9) Detriot

Kamerion Wimbley 1 (13) Cleveland

Brodrick Bunkley 1 (14) Philadelphia

Antonio Cromartie 1 (19) San Diego

Willie Reid 3 (31) Pittsburgh

Leon Washington 4 (20) NY Jets

Pat Watkins 5 (5) Dallas

A.J. Nicholson 5 (25) Cincinnati

55 Noles currently active in the NFL

 
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QB-Vinny TesteverdeKen DorseyRB-Edgerin JamesClinton PortisWillis McGaheeFrank GoreFB- Najeh DavenportWR-Andre JohnsonReggie WayneSantana MossRoscoe ParrishSinorice MossOL-Bryant MckennyVernon CareyEric WinstonTEJeremy ShockeyBubba FranksKellen WinslowDBPhillip Buchanon Devin Hester Kelly Jennings Ed Reed# Antrel Rolle Mike RumphSean TaylorLBRay LewisDan Morgan Jonathan VilmaD.J. WilliamsDLWilliam JosephVince Wilfork
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hard to beat this :thumbup:
 
Sweet. I'll one best all of you.

Best of luck, slackers. Sincerely, Tulane University.

QB: Shaun King, Patrick Ramsey, JP Losman

RB: Mewelde Moore, Jerrad Sowell

WR: Roydell Williams

:bag: Good sleeper info here :thumbup:

 
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not my college, but I hear all about it living down here. Outside of QB, the GA Bulldogs current NFL lineup is pretty good (note, I'm probably forgetting several):

OL:

Max Jean-Gilles

Jonathan Stinchcomb

Jonas Jennings

Matt Stinchcomb

RB:

Verron Haynes

Musa Smith

Mack Strong

Patrick Pass

WR:

Hines Ward

Reggie Brown

TE:

Randy McMichael

Leonard Pope

Ben Watson

Jermaine Wiggins

S:

Sean Jones

CB:

Champ Bailey

Bruce Thornton

DL

Richard Seymour

Charles Grant

Marcus Stroud

Johnathan Sullivan

David Pollack

Robert Geathers

LB:

Odell Thurman

Randall Godfrey

Boss Bailey

Kendrell Bell

K:

Todd Peterson

John Kasay

 
Current players only leaves out some legends (Jim Brown, Csonka, and the NFL's all-time leading scorer), but:

QB

Donovan McNabb

WR

Marvin Harrison

Kevin Johnson

David Tyree

Johnny Morant

RB

James Mungro

Dee Brown

Greg Hanoian

Diamond Ferri

Damien Rhodes

FB

Kyle Johnson

Thump Belton

TE

Roland Williams

Alex Shor

K

Olindo Mare

OL

Quinn Ojinnaka

Adam Terry

Matt Tarullo

PJ Alexander

Steve Franklin

Kevin Sampson

DEF

Dwight Freeney

Morlon Greenwood

Donovin Darius

Tebucky Jones

Keith Bulluck

James Wyche

Will Allen

Will Hunter

Ryan LaCasse

Clifton Smith

Josh Thomas

Rich Scanlon

Kader Drame

Quentin Harris

Anthony Smith

Steve Gregory

I tried.

 
Not my college but...

1982 9 244 Tony Woodruff WR Philadelphia

1982 12 334 Tim Washington DB San Francisco

1983 2 32 Henry Ellard WR L.A. Rams

1984 10 260 Derrick Franklin DB Atlanta

1987 3 83 Stephen Baker WR N.Y. Giants

1987 6 163 Gene Taylor WR New England

1987 7 180 Kevin Sweeney QB Dallas

1987 8 214 Michael Stewart DB L.A. Rams

1987 8 217 Dave Grayson OLB San Francisco

1988 5 119 Mike Withycombe G N.Y. Jets

1988 11 291 Keith McCoy DB Phoenix

1988 11 298 Jethro Franklin DE Houston

1989 7 190 Tracy Rogers OLB Houston

1990 1 16 James Williams CB Buffalo

1990 2 33 Ron Cox OLB Chicago

1990 8 220 Dwight Pickens WR San Francisco

1990 9 224 Terry Cook DE Tampa Bay

1990 11 304 Myron Jones RB L.A. Raiders

1991 3 60 Aaron Craver RB Miami

1992 2 33 Marquez Pope SS San Diego

1992 5 135 Tony Brown CB Houston

1992 11 296 Mark Barsotti QB Miami

1993 4 89 Lorenzo Neal FB New Orleans

1994 1 6 Trent Dilfer QB Tampa Bay

1994 3 68 Tydus Winans WR Washington

1994 3 101 Malcolm Floyd WR Houston

1994 5 151 James Burton DB Kansas City

1994 6 185 Anthony Daigle RB Kansas City

1995 5 139 David Dunn WR Cincinnati

1996 3 91 Reggie Brown RB Seattle

1996 4 114 Charlie Jones WR San Diego

1996 4 132 Jahine Arnold WR Pittsburgh

1997 7 222 Chris Bayne DB Atlanta

1997 7 224 Omar Stoutmire FS Dallas

1998 3 66 Chris Conrad T Pittsburgh

1998 4 95 Michael Pittman RB Arizona

1999 3 65 Cory Hall FS Cincinnati

2001 4 104 Orlando Huff OLB Seattle

2002 1 1 David Carr QB Houston

2002 4 121 Alan Harper NT N.Y. Jets

2002 7 221 Maurice Rodriguez LB Kansas City

2002 7 249 Rodney Wright WR Buffalo

2003 3 83 Sam Williams DE Oakland

2004 3 78 Bernard Berrian WR Chicago

2005 1 32 Logan Mankins G New England

2005 4 133 James Sanders SS New England

Billy Volek went undrafted.

 
LSU 40

Miami 3

Joseph Addai RB Indianapolis Colts

Eric Alexander LB 6-2 240 3 New England Patriots

Bennie Brazell WR 6-0 176 R Cincinnati Bengals

Ryan Clark FS 5-11 205 5 Pittsburgh Steelers

Michael Clayton WR 6-3 215 3 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Travis Daniels CB 6-1 192 2 Miami Dolphins

Rohan Davey QB 6-2 245 5 Arizona Cardinals

Domanick Davis RB 5-9 216 4 Houston Texans

Eric Edwards TE 6-5 260 3 Arizona Cardinals

Alan Faneca LG 6-5 307 9 Pittsburgh Steelers

Kevin Faulk RB 5-8 202 8 New England Patriots

Randall Gay DB 5-11 190 3 New England Patriots

Howard Green DT 6-2 320 3 Miami Dolphins

Jarvis Green DE 6-3 285 5 New England Patriots

Skyler Green WR 5-9 190 R Dallas Cowboys

Devery Henderson WR 5-11 200 3 New Orleans Saints

Marquise Hill DE 6-6 300 3 New England Patriots

Jack Hunt S 6-0 195 1 Miami Dolphins

Bradie James LB 6-2 250 4 Dallas Cowboys

Tory James DB 6-2 186 11 Cincinnati Bengals

David Jones TE 6-3 254 R Cincinnati Bengals

Donnie Jones P 6-2 222 3 Miami Dolphins

Eddie Kennison WR 6-1 201 11 Kansas City Chiefs

E.J. Kuale LB 6-2 232 R New Orleans Saints

Chad Lavalais DT 6-1 293 3 Atlanta Falcons

Norman LeJeune S 6-0 210 2 Miami Dolphins

Nate Livings G 6-4 315 R Cincinnati Bengals

Matt Mauck QB 6-2 220 1 Tennessee Titans

Kevin Mawae C 6-4 289 13 Tennessee Titans

Todd McClure C 6-1 286 7 Atlanta Falcons

Anthony McFarland DT 6-0 300 8 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Rudy Niswanger C 6-5 301 R Kansas City Chiefs

Melvin Oliver DE 6-3 279 R San Francisco 49ers

Stephen Peterman G 6-4 323 2 Dallas Cowboys

Marcus Randall S 6-2 219 1 Tennessee Titans

Josh Reed WR 5-10 208 5 Buffalo Bills

Mark Roman S 5-11 201 7 San Francisco 49ers

Robert Royal TE 6-4 260 4 Buffalo Bills

Marcus Spears DE 6-4 298 2 Dallas Cowboys

LaBrandon Toefield RB/KR 5-11 232 4 Jacksonville Jaguars

Corey Webster CB 6-0 202 2 New York Giants

Andrew Whitworth G 6-7 339 R Cincinnati Bengals

Ben Wilkerson C 6-4 305 1 Cincinnati Bengals

Kyle Williams DT 6-1 295 R Buffalo Bills

Claude Wroten DT 6-2 295 R St. Louis Rams

 
QB Dan Fouts (Vinny Rule Exemption)

QB Joey Harrington

QB Kelly Clemens

QB AJ Feeley

RB Reuben Droughns

RB Maurice Morris

RB Whizzinator

WR Samie Parker

WR Keenan Howry

TE Justin Peelle

P Josh Bidwell

DEFENSE

DE Igor Olshansky

DT Haloti Ngata

DT Junior Siavii

LB Peter Sirmon

LB Wesly Mallard

S Keith Lewis

CB Rashad Bauman

It's a nice defense up front. We'll just borrow some of the wideouts up north on I-5 (e.g., Chad-J and Housh), and make up a respectable team.

 
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Here are USC and UCLA. Some of the players are recent draftees and will probably get cut in training camp (though that Bush guy might just stick around).

USC

QB - Carson Palmer, Matt Leinart, Matt Cassell, R. Johnson

RB - Bush, White, Justin Fargas, C. Morton

FB - D. Kirtman

WR - Keyshawn, Colbert, J. Morton, M. Williams

TE - Alex Holmes, Gregg Gunther, Dominique Byrd, Kori Dickerson, B. Miller

OT - Jacob Rogers,

OG - Deuce Lutsi, F. Matua

C- Norm Katnik

DT - Shaun Cody, Mike Patterson, Manuel Wright

DE - Kenechi Udeze, F. Rucker

LB - Matt Grootegoed, Willie McGinest, Lofa Tatupu, Junior Seau, C. Claiborne

CB - Brian Kelly, Daylon McCutcheon, Will Poole, Kris Richard

S - Sammy Knight, Troy Polamalu, Ifheyani Ohalete, D. Bing

K - R. Killeen

UCLA

HB - M. Drew, D. Foster

FB - M. White

WR - C. Bragg, T. Perry, D. Bennett

TE - R. Neufield, B. Fletcher, M. Lewis, M. Seidman

OT - Ogden,

G - S. Vieira

C - M. Flanagan

DT - R. Boschetti, R. Leisle, T. Kirschke

DE - K. Coleman, D. Ball

LB - B. Ayanbadejo, R. Nece, D. Edwards, R. Thomas, B. Chillar

CB - R. Manning, M. Ware, J. Bell

S - B. Emanuel, S. Williams

P - C. Kluwe

 
jurb26 said:
SSOG said:
Actually, to be honest, I don't think that team would really be that hard to beat. I mean, they only have 3 offensive linemen and 2 defensive linemen! Unless you're planning on having Clinton Portis play left tackle, I think you're in trouble.
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Actually thats only because he left off several other Olinemen:Carlos Joseph

Brett Romburg

Martin Bibla

Chris Myers

Joaquin Gonzalez

Joel Rodriguez

Dlinemen left out:

Kenard Lang

Alton Wright

Andrew Williams

Jerome McDougle

Matt Walters

Santonio Thomas

Jamaal Green

Thats now 9 Olinemen all total, room for a backup at nearly every position. Sure they are not the best group of Olinemen, but I would say a core of McKinnie, Carey, Winston and Josheph is more than adequate for a contest like this.

Mia wins this contest EASY.

http://graphics.fansonly.com/photos/school...93-202pgPro.pdf

Though I must say I'm not totally sure all of those guys are still on teams. :ph34r:
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Now, you see, that's a much better roster, but he never said I had to beat that. He just said I had to beat the originally posted roster, and I'm sure I more than did that.Anyway, I don't think Miami wins it easily. Let's break it down position-by-position.

QB: Rex Grossman, Doug Johnson, Jesse Palmer vs. Ken Dorsey

Do I really need to say it? Doug Johnson alone is better than Ken Dorsey. Rex Grossman makes this a

Huge Edge: Florida

RB: Fred Taylor and Ciatric Fason vs. Edge, Portis, McGahee, and Gore

Mama didn't raise no fool. This one is clearly a

Huge Edge: Miami

WR: Darrell Jackson, Reche Caldwell, Chad Jackson vs. Andre Johnson, Reggie Wayne, Santana Moss

Florida's #1 is the best of the bunch, but Miami's #2 and #3 handily beat Florida's.

Edge: Miami

TE: Ben Troupe and Erron Kinney vs. Jeremy Shockey, Bubba Franks, Kellen Winslow Jr.

For this one, I turn to the stats. Florida's TEs: 110/1073/6. Miami's TEs: 90/1098/8.

Even

OL: I'm not even going to pretend I know enough to evaluate this one way or the other.

DL: The Freak, Big Money, Alex Brown, Kevin Carter vs. Kenard Lang, Jerome McDougle, Warren Sapp, Vince Wilfork

Come on now. No contest.

Huge Edge: Florida

LB: Mike Peterson, Channing Crowder, Andra Davis vs. Ray Lewis, D.J. Williams, Jonathon Vilma

This one's tight. At this stage of the game, I'd call Peterson better than Lewis. I'd also call Vilma better than Davis. That means it comes down to D.J. Williams vs. Channing Crowder. Both made huge impacts at WLB as rookies, both have very bright futures. I'm going to call this one

Even

DBs: Lito Sheppard, Reynaldo Hill, Marquand Manual, Todd Johnson vs. Antrel Rolle, Phillip Buchanon, Ed Reed, Sean Taylor

Florida's CBs school Miami's like nobody's business. Rolle was a promising rookie, but Sheppard was an all-pro. Meanwhile, Hill has been solid, while Buchanon has been a collossal failure for two franchises now. On the other hand, Ed Reed and Sean Taylor are both studs. Since Florida can't field even one great safety, and since Miami can field at least one solid CB, I'm going to have to go with

Edge: Miami

Both teams look pretty close, although I give a slight edge to Florida. Even if you call the TE comparison in Miami's favor (which I'd be fine with), I still think Florida's the better team, mostly because Grossman >>> Ken Dorsey, and because that D-line is just sick.

 
I'll play: Michigan St. The Detroit Lions of college football.

QB

Tony Banks

Jeff Smoker

RB

TJ Duckett

WR

Derrick Mason

Plaxico Burress

Mushin Muhammad

Charles Rogers

TE

Chris Baker

OL

Flozell Adams

Situpe Peko

DL

Robaire Smith

LB

Julian Peterson

DB

Renaldo Hill

Eric Smith

K

Paul Edinger

 
Jake Plummer

Danny White (testeverde made it so... lol)

Levi Jones

Marvel Smith

J.R.Redmond

Todd Heap

Adam Archuleta

Terrell Suggs

Derek Smith

Darren Woodson(playing the testeverde card again...I know, i gotta reach)

Pat Tillman (RIP)

Future ASU Alum Stars:

Derek Hagan

Andrew Walter

Shaun McDonald

Jamaar Williams

That's all i got :confused:

:ph34r: Barry Bonds :ph34r:

 
Boris said:
QBTom Brady / Brian Griese / Drew Henson / John Navarre / Todd CollinsRBChris Perry / Anthony ThomasWRBraylon Edwards / Amani ToomerTEBennie Joppru / Mark CampbellOLJon Jansen / Jon Runyan / Maurice Williams / Steve Hutchinson / David BaasDBCharles Woodson / Ty Law / Marlin Jackson / Shazor? / Curry?LBCato June / Dhani Jones / Ian Gold / Larry FooteLet's not talk about the DL :) . And no, I don't think this team wins, although the offenses might even out with the strength of the OL countering the weakness at RB, and the strength at QB closing the gap at WR. Defensively though, just nothing at DL and the DBs are getting a little long in the tooth.
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James Hall at DE isn't bad.You'd probably be able to use Hobson at RDE, Tony Pape and Jon Goodwin rotating at DT, and win some games.But I get to claim Justin Hartwig, David McMillan and Charles Gordon :thumbup:ETA: can we combine our undergrad with grad schools? If so, add Charlie Batch and LJ Shelton. We cannot be beat!
 
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SSOG said:
jurb26 said:
SSOG said:
Actually, to be honest, I don't think that team would really be that hard to beat. I mean, they only have 3 offensive linemen and 2 defensive linemen! Unless you're planning on having Clinton Portis play left tackle, I think you're in trouble.
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Actually thats only because he left off several other Olinemen:Carlos Joseph

Brett Romburg

Martin Bibla

Chris Myers

Joaquin Gonzalez

Joel Rodriguez

Dlinemen left out:

Kenard Lang

Alton Wright

Andrew Williams

Jerome McDougle

Matt Walters

Santonio Thomas

Jamaal Green

Thats now 9 Olinemen all total, room for a backup at nearly every position. Sure they are not the best group of Olinemen, but I would say a core of McKinnie, Carey, Winston and Josheph is more than adequate for a contest like this.

Mia wins this contest EASY.

http://graphics.fansonly.com/photos/school...93-202pgPro.pdf

Though I must say I'm not totally sure all of those guys are still on teams. :ph34r:
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Now, you see, that's a much better roster, but he never said I had to beat that. He just said I had to beat the originally posted roster, and I'm sure I more than did that.Anyway, I don't think Miami wins it easily. Let's break it down position-by-position.

QB: Rex Grossman, Doug Johnson, Jesse Palmer vs. Ken Dorsey

Do I really need to say it? Doug Johnson alone is better than Ken Dorsey. Rex Grossman makes this a

Huge Edge: Florida

RB: Fred Taylor and Ciatric Fason vs. Edge, Portis, McGahee, and Gore

Mama didn't raise no fool. This one is clearly a

Huge Edge: Miami

WR: Darrell Jackson, Reche Caldwell, Chad Jackson vs. Andre Johnson, Reggie Wayne, Santana Moss

Florida's #1 is the best of the bunch, but Miami's #2 and #3 handily beat Florida's.

Edge: Miami

TE: Ben Troupe and Erron Kinney vs. Jeremy Shockey, Bubba Franks, Kellen Winslow Jr.

For this one, I turn to the stats. Florida's TEs: 110/1073/6. Miami's TEs: 90/1098/8.

Even

OL: I'm not even going to pretend I know enough to evaluate this one way or the other.

DL: The Freak, Big Money, Alex Brown, Kevin Carter vs. Kenard Lang, Jerome McDougle, Warren Sapp, Vince Wilfork

Come on now. No contest.

Huge Edge: Florida

LB: Mike Peterson, Channing Crowder, Andra Davis vs. Ray Lewis, D.J. Williams, Jonathon Vilma

This one's tight. At this stage of the game, I'd call Peterson better than Lewis. I'd also call Vilma better than Davis. That means it comes down to D.J. Williams vs. Channing Crowder. Both made huge impacts at WLB as rookies, both have very bright futures. I'm going to call this one

Even

DBs: Lito Sheppard, Reynaldo Hill, Marquand Manual, Todd Johnson vs. Antrel Rolle, Phillip Buchanon, Ed Reed, Sean Taylor

Florida's CBs school Miami's like nobody's business. Rolle was a promising rookie, but Sheppard was an all-pro. Meanwhile, Hill has been solid, while Buchanon has been a collossal failure for two franchises now. On the other hand, Ed Reed and Sean Taylor are both studs. Since Florida can't field even one great safety, and since Miami can field at least one solid CB, I'm going to have to go with

Edge: Miami

Both teams look pretty close, although I give a slight edge to Florida. Even if you call the TE comparison in Miami's favor (which I'd be fine with), I still think Florida's the better team, mostly because Grossman >>> Ken Dorsey, and because that D-line is just sick.
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Not bad and agree with most of what you said. I think you are being too kind to Fla LBs and TEs however. TEs, I think you kind of admit. LBs however I guess maybe you just don't see them as good as I think most do (or me). I think Vilma nad Williams are studs.
 
Vandy baby! We may not win many games, but we would have a decent defense (hmm, that sounds familiar . . .):

QB

Jay Cutler

WR

Erik Davis

TE

Todd Yoder

OL

Justin Geisinger

DE

Jovan Haye

LB

Hunter Hilenmeyer

Shelton Quarles

Matt Stewart

Jamie Winborn

CB

Billy Alford

S

Corey Chavous

Andrew Pace

Return Specialist

Jimmy Williams (DB)

 
How could no one have named my Wisconsin Badgers by now....

QB-

Jim Sorgi

Brooks Bollinger

RB-

Ron Dayne

Michael Bennett

Brian Calhoun ®

WR-

Chris Chambers

Lee Evans

Brandon Williams ®

TE-

Owen Daniels ®

Jason Pociask ®

Offensive Tackle-

Mark Tauscher

Aaron Gibson

Ben Johnson

Offensive Guard-

Dan Buenning

Jonathan Clinkscale

Center-

Casey Rabach

Donovan Raiola

Matt Katula

Al Johnson

Jason Palermo

Defensive End-

Erasmus James

Jonathan Welsh

Ross Kolodziej

Defensive Tackle-

Anttaj Hawthorne

Jason Jefferson

Linebacker-

Nick Greisen

Alex Lewis

Cornerback/Safety-

Troy Vincent

Jamar Fletcher

Scott Starks

BJ Tucker

Jim Leonhard

Kicker-

John Hall

Unbeatable! Just pound and run, run, run the ball behind that OL....and every 15th play or so, Sorgi airs it out to either Chambers or Evans. :yes:

 
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Well, this team probably doesn't match up with the NFL's representatives from The U (understatement), but here we go:

QB

Brodie Croyle

RB

Shaun Alexander

Shaud Williams

FB

Patrick Hape

WR

Triandos Luke

Jason McAddley

TE

Terry Jones

OL

Chris Samuels

Justin Smiley

Wesley Britt

Evan Mathis

Shawn Draper

Alonzo Ephraim

Daniel Martz

DL

Antwaan Odom

Anthony Bryant

Kenny King

Jarrett Johnson

Mark Anderson

Michael Myers

LB

Freddie Roach

DeMeco Ryans

Derrick Pope

Cornelius Wortham

Saleem Rasheed

DB

Deshea Townsend

Fernando Bryant

Roman Harper

Anthony Madison

So what if there are no kickers and punters.

ROLL TIDE!!!

 
OneEastRiver said:
How could no one have named my Wisconsin Badgers by now....QB- Jim SorgiBrooks BollingerRB-Ron DayneMichael BennettBrian Calhoun ®WR-Chris ChambersLee EvansBrandon Williams ®TE-Owen Daniels ®Jason Pociask ®Offensive Tackle-Mark TauscherAaron GibsonBen JohnsonOffensive Guard-Dan BuenningJonathan ClinkscaleCenter-Casey RabachDonovan RaiolaMatt KatulaAl JohnsonJason PalermoDefensive End-Erasmus JamesJonathan WelshRoss KolodziejDefensive Tackle-Anttaj HawthorneJason JeffersonLinebacker-Nick GreisenAlex LewisCornerback/Safety-Troy VincentJamar FletcherScott StarksBJ TuckerJim LeonhardKicker-John HallUnbeatable! Just pound and run, run, run the ball behind that OL....and every 15th play or so, Sorgi airs it out to either Chambers or Evans. :yes:
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videoguy505 said:
Current players only leaves out some legends (Jim Brown, Csonka, and the NFL's all-time leading scorer), but:QBDonovan McNabbWRMarvin HarrisonKevin JohnsonDavid TyreeJohnny MorantRBJames MungroDee BrownGreg HanoianDiamond FerriDamien RhodesFBKyle JohnsonThump BeltonTERoland WilliamsAlex ShorKOlindo MareOLQuinn OjinnakaAdam TerryMatt TarulloPJ AlexanderSteve FranklinKevin SampsonDEFDwight FreeneyMorlon GreenwoodDonovin DariusTebucky JonesKeith BulluckJames WycheWill AllenWill HunterRyan LaCasseClifton SmithJosh ThomasRich ScanlonKader DrameQuentin HarrisAnthony SmithSteve GregoryI tried.
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i would take the SU defense against anyone and be pretty confident. however on offense after the QB and WR's the Orange have a problem at RB and OL. (of course if we could use SU Alumni at RB we would be in great shape!!)
 
TEXAS LONGHORNS

QB - Vince Young, Chris Simms, Chance Mock

RB - Priest Holmes, Ricky Williams, Cedric Benson, Vince Young ;)

FB - Will Matthews, Ahmard Hall

WR - Roy Williams, Sloan Thomas

TE - David Thomas, Bo Scaife

OL - Mike Williams, Leonard Davis, Dan Neil, Derrick Dockery, Jonathan Scott

PK - Phil Dawson

DL - Casey Hampton, Shaun Rogers, Rod Wright, Cedric Woodard, Marcus Tubbs

LB - Derrick Johnson, D.D. Lewis, Marcus Wilkins

DB - Nathan Vasher, Quentin Jammer, Michael Huff, Cedric Griffin

Depth at QB & WR are sketchy, largely due to Texas' history of emphasis away from the passing game. But VY & Roy are solid.

 
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On The Rocks said:
videoguy505 said:
DEFDwight FreeneyMorlon GreenwoodDonovin DariusTebucky JonesKeith BulluckJames WycheWill AllenWill HunterRyan LaCasseClifton SmithJosh ThomasRich ScanlonKader DrameQuentin HarrisAnthony SmithSteve GregoryI tried.
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i would take the SU defense against anyone and be pretty confident. however on offense after the QB and WR's the Orange have a problem at RB and OL. (of course if we could use SU Alumni at RB we would be in great shape!!)
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:confused: might want to check that with the post right after yours - the Longhorns on defense in NFL are stout.
 
s_ezy said:
Current All Ohio State Team

will only get better with Smith, Ginn, Pitcock, and Pittman going to the NFL

Mike Nugent

B.J. Sander

Donte Whitner

Mike Doss

Will Allen

Donnie Nickey

Dustin Fox

Nate Clements

Chris Gamble

Shawn Springs

Ashton Youboty

A.J. Hawk

Mike Vrabel

Bobby Carpenter

Matt Wilhelm

Anthony Schlegel

Cie Grant

Will Smith

Kenny Peterson

Darrion Scott

Tim Anderson

Ryan Pickett

Orlando Pace

Shano Olivea

Alex Stepanovich

LeCharles Bentley

Nick Mangold

Adrien Clarke

Ben Hartsock

Darnell Sanders

Rickey Dudley

Terry Glenn

Michael Jenkins

Joey Galloway

Drew Carter

Santonio Holmes

David Boston

Jonathan Wells

Eddie George

Maurice Clarett

Craig Krenzal

Joe Germaine

QB, none in the NFL, but any of us could hand the ball off to ANYONE with that O-Line
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Ok I completed the roster... I know most won't like the Clarett selection but the team needed depth at RB, personally I would liek to add Smith, Pittman and Ginn to complete this roster. Krenzal and Germaine should so alright with the crazy WR corps and maybe Eddie has enough in the tank to run behind that line... but looks like a pass first team with a crazy defense.
 
2112 said:
On The Rocks said:
videoguy505 said:
DEFDwight FreeneyMorlon GreenwoodDonovin DariusTebucky JonesKeith BulluckJames WycheWill AllenWill HunterRyan LaCasseClifton SmithJosh ThomasRich ScanlonKader DrameQuentin HarrisAnthony SmithSteve GregoryI tried.
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i would take the SU defense against anyone and be pretty confident. however on offense after the QB and WR's the Orange have a problem at RB and OL. (of course if we could use SU Alumni at RB we would be in great shape!!)
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:confused: might want to check that with the post right after yours - the Longhorns on defense in NFL are stout.
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Looks like you have all DT's... may want to get another LB and run a 3-4... :D
 
fsufan said:
FSU

Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Exp. NFL Team Letter Yrs

Brian Allen LB 6-1 238 5 Jags 97-00

Alex Barron OL 6-7 320 1 Rams 00-04

Anquan Boldin WR 6-1 215 3 Arizona 99-02

Michael Boulware S 6-3 223 2 Seahawks 99-03

Peter Boulware LB 6-4 255 9 Ravens 94-96

Derrick Brooks LB 6-0 235 11 Buccaneers 91-94

Milford Brown OL 6-4 331 4 Texans 2001

Rufus Brown DB 5-9 175 2 Redskins 99-03

Tony Bryant DE 6-6 282 7 Saints 97-98

Jerome Carter DB 5-11 219 1 Rams 00-04

Laveranues Coles WR 5-11 193 6 Jets 96-98

Sam Cowart LB 6-2 245 8 Vikings 93-97

Zack Crockett FB 6-2 240 11 Raiders 92-94

Chauncey Davis DE 6-2 272 1 Falcons 02-04

Darnell Dockett DT 6-4 293 2 Cardinals 99-03

Warrick Dunn RB 5-9 180 9 Falcons 93-96

Mario Edwards CB 6-2 195 6 Dolphins 95-99

Todd Fordham OL 6-5 319 9 Panthers 93-96

Derrick Gibson DB 6-2 215 5 Raiders 97-00

Montrae Holland G 6-2 322 3 Saints 98-02

Chris Hope DB 5-11 206 4 Steelers 98-01

Alonzo Jackson DE 6-4 260 3 Eagles 99-02

Dexter Jackson DB 6-0 210 7 Buccaneers 95-98

Sebastian Janikowski K 6-2 250 6 Raiders 97-99

Brad Johnson QB 6-5 226 14 Vikings 88-91

Travis Johnson DT 6-3 303 1 Texans 01-04

Greg Jones RB 6-1 250 2 Jags 99-03

Walter Jones OT 6-5 319 9 Seahawks 96

Danny Kannel QB 6-3 220 10 Broncos 91-95

Bryant McFadden CB 5-11 190 1 Steelers 01-04

Travis Minor RB 5-10 203 5 Dolphins 97-00

Eric Moore DE 6-4 268 1 Giants 01-04

Scott Player P 6-2 220 8 Cardinals 91

Samari Rolle DB 6-0 175 8 Ravens 94-97

Orpheus Roye DE 6-4 305 10 Browns 94-95

Deion Sanders CB 6-1 198 14 Ravens 86-88 if the UM fan can put Vinny and the UF can put Smith :)

Corey Simon DT 6-4 293 6 Colts 96-99

Greg Spires DE 6-1 265 8 Buccaneers 94-97

Tarlos Thomas OT 6-5 325 2 Texans 96-01

Tra Thomas OT 6-7 349 8 Eagles 94-97

Craphonso Thorpe WR 6-1 188 1 Chiefs 01-04

Javon Walker WR 6-3 215 4 Packers 00-01

Peter Warrick WR 5-11 192 6 Seahawks 95-99

Chris Weinke QB 6-4 232 5 Panthers 97-00

Brett Williams OT 6-5 321 3 Chiefs 98-02

Todd Williams OT 6-5 340 3 Titans 98-02

Ray Willis OL 6-6 327 1 Seahawks 01-04

rookies

Ernie Sims 1 (9) Detriot

Kamerion Wimbley 1 (13) Cleveland

Brodrick Bunkley 1 (14) Philadelphia

Antonio Cromartie 1 (19) San Diego

Willie Reid 3 (31) Pittsburgh

Leon Washington 4 (20) NY Jets

Pat Watkins 5 (5) Dallas

A.J. Nicholson 5 (25) Cincinnati

55 Noles currently active in the NFL
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:goodposting:

QB is the one position we have yet to have a star, maybe Weatherford can change that. :D

D, OL, and WR are up there with any other college :thumbup:

 
Michigan Tech

Joe Berger Offensive Tackle Miami Dolphins

:thumbup:

I think he's the first Husky ever taken in the NFL draft

 
On The Rocks said:
videoguy505 said:
Current players only leaves out some legends (Jim Brown, Csonka, and the NFL's all-time leading scorer), but:QBDonovan McNabbWRMarvin HarrisonKevin JohnsonDavid TyreeJohnny MorantRBJames MungroDee BrownGreg HanoianDiamond FerriDamien RhodesFBKyle JohnsonThump BeltonTERoland WilliamsAlex ShorKOlindo MareOLQuinn OjinnakaAdam TerryMatt TarulloPJ AlexanderSteve FranklinKevin SampsonDEFDwight FreeneyMorlon GreenwoodDonovin DariusTebucky JonesKeith BulluckJames WycheWill AllenWill HunterRyan LaCasseClifton SmithJosh ThomasRich ScanlonKader DrameQuentin HarrisAnthony SmithSteve GregoryI tried.
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i would take the SU defense against anyone and be pretty confident. however on offense after the QB and WR's the Orange have a problem at RB and OL. (of course if we could use SU Alumni at RB we would be in great shape!!)
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I think if we lined up Jim Brown,Larry Csonka,Floyd Little,Joe Morris and Ernie Davis in the backfield it wouldn't matter who was blocking for them. To keep the Defense honest we'd split Marvin Harrison and Art Monk out wide.
 
Dude that said Larry Johnson...are you kidding me? C'mon dude, PSU can play with most of these schools. See Below...

QB - Kerry Collins, Micheal Robinson (although he's a WR/RB now I guess)

RB - LJ, Kenny Watson, and Kijana Carter is likey going be be rostered some time this year for depth.

FB - Omar Easy, Richie Anderson almost makes the list...But if Vinny...then Richie.

WR - Bobby Engram, Joe Jurevicius, Eddie Drummond (KR as well), Bryant Johnson, Ethan Kilmer

TE - Kyle Brady, John Gilmore, Matt Kranchick, Isaac Smolko, Tony Stewart

OL - Jeff Hartings, Tyler Lenda, Kareem McKenzie, Tyler Reed

K - Robbie Gould, John Hall

DL - Anthony Adams, Courtney Brown, Tamba Hali, Michael Haynes, Tyoka Jackson, Jimmy Kennedy, Brandon Noble, Scott Paxson, Matt Rice

LB - Lavar Arrington, Brandon Short, (Oh, wait till the NFL get's a load of Poz next year!)

Secondary - Rich Gardner, Chris Harrell, Kim Herring, Bhawoh Jue, Calvin Lowry, Dave Macklin, Anwar Phillips, Brian Scott, Alan Zemaitis

Might not have the names that the U, and some other schools have. But we'd compete!

WE ARE PENN STATE!

 
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