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Dr. J?j/k
The only #6 I can remember was a Bears kicker. Not AFC and I can't remember his name anyway.
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I had to walk out of my way and cut off three people just to make sure I saw the back before he passed. I wonder if I ever would have guessed it; probably would have googled before I spent too much time (although not sure that would have worked).And no, not Graham.
Sit down for this one.Bubby Brister never made a Pro Bowl.
McNair got the cheapest Pro Bowl invite ever in 2005, the year Palmer made the Pro Bowl. But, of course, Palmer didn't play in that game. And McNair didn't join Palmer in HI last year.
This isn't it?Chris Hanson.
While Hanson wears #6, played in the AFC when he went to the Pro Bowl in '02, and presumably wore #6 that game, his name was not on the back of this guy's jersey.Chris Hanson.
It was not worn by a player who normally wears 9.BTW, I feel vindicated. I just checked, and this player does not normally wear #6. AFAIK, he wore the number exactly one time in his life. So I guess no reason to feel bad about not knowing it.
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While Hanson wears #6, played in the AFC when he went to the Pro Bowl in '02, and presumably wore #6 that game, his name was not on the back of this guy's jersey.Chris Hanson.
Don't feel so bad. Hanson had a great year last year - caught A TON of predators.While Hanson wears #6, played in the AFC when he went to the Pro Bowl in '02, and presumably wore #6 that game, his name was not on the back of this guy's jersey.Chris Hanson.
In light of this, and my desire to avoid this ending up life golf holes, I'm gonna give the answer in a minute. I don't think there's much skill involved anymore (although you could try and figure out what QBs have worn 7 and what lesser QBs made the Pro Bowl the same year that also wore 7). Gonna try and find a confirmation pic...
Don't feel so bad. Hanson had a great year last year - caught A TON of predators.While Hanson wears #6, played in the AFC when he went to the Pro Bowl in '02, and presumably wore #6 that game, his name was not on the back of this guy's jersey.Chris Hanson.
Hanson wore #2 in the 2003 Pro Bowl (2002 season)While Hanson wears #6, played in the AFC when he went to the Pro Bowl in '02, and presumably wore #6 that game, his name was not on the back of this guy's jersey.Chris Hanson.
Whose Big 7? Elway had retired in '99Brunell?
Who said anything about 99?
It was 1998, the year Elway made the Pro Bowl.I can't find anything to confirm online that our mystery QB actually wore #6 in the Pro Bowl, but I can't fathom why someone would custom design a jersey this way, so I have to assume he did. I'd imagine because Elway wore 7, he wore 6.
Scratch that; Moon made the '97 pro bowl, played in february'98. So that's a different Pro Bowl than Flutie's, and I don't think Anderson made the PB in '97. So I wonder why Moon wore #2.And why can't I find any pictures from the '98 Pro Bowl, played in February '99?
Team photo, though not a good one. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_Pro_BowlScratch that; Moon made the '97 pro bowl, played in february'98. So that's a different Pro Bowl than Flutie's, and I don't think Anderson made the PB in '97. So I wonder why Moon wore #2.And why can't I find any pictures from the '98 Pro Bowl, played in February '99?
Well how the #### are we supposed to guess it then?!?!
