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  • young2rice
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    • Mar 2009
    • 2820


    Seahawks Year Report
    ================================================== =
    Coach: Chuck Knox
    Yrs: 18
    Season Record: 9-7
    Overall Record: 164-105 (.610)
    Status: Chuck Knox is easily one of the best NFL coaches to ever stand on the sidelines, and it highly underrated because of the team�s he played with prior. (Rams/Bills) This 18 year veteran just coached his 8th season with the Seattle Seahawks franchise, and it was a solid 9-7 effort that saw them enter into the wild card playoffs. The Seahawks passing game surprised many defenses this season, and Knox wanted it that way. This overlooked team has managed to sneak out solid records ever since Knox became their headcoach. Knox worse coaching seas was 1989 when he went 7-9 with the Seahawks, other than that the Seahawks have remained 8 victories or above since 1983.

    Seahawks 1990 Season Schedule
    Wk1 - Sep 9 � @Saints � Won � (36-6)
    Wk2 - Sep 16 �@Buccaneers � Won � (6-3)
    Wk3 - Sep 23 � 49ers � Lost � (14-37)
    Wk4 - Sep 30 � BYE WEEK
    Wk5 - Oct 7 � Rams � Won � (48-7)
    Wk6 - Oct 14 � @Patriots � Lost � (10-21)
    Wk7 - Oct 21 � @Cardinals � Won � (30-28)
    Wk8 - Oct 28 � *No Contest* - (Panthers) - Won
    Wk9 - Nov 4 � @49ers � Won � (31-16)
    Wk10 - Nov 11 � @Rams � Lost � (14-17)
    Wk11 - Nov 18 - Dolphins � Lost � (13-26)
    Wk12 - Nov 25 � @Bills � Lost � (14-24)
    Wk13 - Dec 3 � Cowboys � Won � (20-14)
    Wk14 - Dec 9 � @Vikings � Lost � (10-13)
    Wk15 - Dec 16 � @Jets � Lost � (24-34)
    Wk16 - Dec 23 � Cardinals - Won - (37-27)
    Wk17 - Dec 30 � Falcons � Won � (31-6)

    Seahawks Division Standings
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    Code:
                                             NFC West                                       
     TEAM                WINS LOSSES TIES PCT    PF  PA   HOME ROAD  AFC  NFC   DIV  STREAK 
    [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99sf.gif[/img] y-49ers             10   6      0    0.625  393 275  5-3  5-3   2-2  8-4   5-1  Lost 1 
    [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99sea.gif[/img]*x-Seahawks          9    7      0    0.562  379 291  5-3  4-4   0-4  9-3   4-2  Won 2  
    [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99stl.gif[/img] Rams                7    9      0    0.437  276 364  4-4  3-5   2-2  5-7   2-4  Lost 3 
    [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99az.gif[/img] Cardinals           7    9      0    0.437  240 254  4-4  3-5   3-1  4-8   1-5  Lost 2

    Seahawks Statistics
    Code:
     First Downs                           261
    Third Down Conversions                 97
    Third Downs                           245
    Third Down Percentage               39.6%
    Forth Down Conversions                 14
    Fourth Downs                           20
    Fourth Down Percentage              70.0%
    Two Pt Conversions Made                 1
    Two Pt Conversions Attempted            1
    Two Pt Conversion Percentage       100.0%
    Offense Redzone Num                    32
    Offense Redzone TDs                    20
    Offense Redzone FGs                    11
    Offense Redzone Percentage          96.9%
    Rushing Yards                        1456
    Rushing TDs                             7
    Passing Yards                        2933
    Passing TDs                            31
    Offensive Pass Interceptions           11
    TOTAL OFFENSE                        4389
    Defensive Pass Interceptions           23
    Fumbles Lost                           17
    Penalties                             150
    Penalty Yds                          1179
    Turnovers                              28
    Seahawks Team Rankings
    ------------------------------------------------------------



    Seahawks Individual Player Statistics
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------



    Seahawks Team MVP
    --------------------------------------------------------
    WR � Brian Blades

    Seahawks Player Standouts
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    1. - WR � Brian Blades � 85 Rec � 13.7 Avg � 1,167 Yds � 15 TD � 6 Drop � 17 KR � 28.7 Avg � 489 Yds � 1 TD � 12 PR � 70 Yds
    Info: Brian Blades had a breakout 1990 season that may have established himself as one of the best young wide outs in the league. After getting the #1 spot last season Blades put up 77 catches for 1,063 yards and 5 touchdowns, a valiant effort that was only surpassed by his unbelievable following output. This year Blades led all receivers with an astonishing 15 touchdowns on 85 catches. That means that 17.6% of the time Blades caught the football, it was for a touchdown! Blades easily took home the Seahawks team MVP award, but the more valueable one may be the WR of the year award given by the league.

    2. - CB � Patrick Hunter � 62 Tak � 13 Deflect � 7 Int � 2 TD
    Info: Patrick Hunter started off at the #2 spot at cornerback but slowly faught his way to tops on Seattle after he led the Seahawks with 7 interceptions, two of which he returned for touchdowns. Hunter also earned his first Pro Bowl spot in 1990. Hunter started off hot with 6 interceptions in the first 9 weeks of the regular season, only to cool down with 1 over the final 8, but he still proved he has what it takes, and really surprised many quarterbacks this year.

    3. - WR � Tommy Kane � 53 Rec � 13.6 Avg � 722 Yds � 8 TD � 1 Drop � 49 KR � 21.5 Avg � 1,055 Yds � 39 PR � 7.3 Avg � 288 Yds
    Info: Tommy Kane put up career high numbers after only having 13 catches for 126 yards to his career so far. Kane solidified himself at the #2 spot for the Seahawks receiving corps this year and caught 8 touchdowns. He also put up a respectable 13.6 yard per catch average, and with only one credited drop all season it was obvious that Kane had the hands Dave Kreig required of him. To top that all of, Tommy Kane was also the team�s #1 kick and punt returner where he combined for 1,343 yards.


    Seahawks Player Letdowns
    -------------------------------------------------------------
    1. - LG � Edwin Bailey � 24 Pancakes � 4 Sacks Allowed
    Info: Edwin Bailey was expected to have a much better season than the lackluster year he had in 1990. Bailey�s an veteran lineman, but he performed the worst out of all the Seahawks starting offensive lineman, even Andy Heck who missed multiple games to an injury. The Seahawks may have to start contemplating a replacement for Bailey in the near future, if his age decline is going to be as rapid a fall off that this season seems to indicate.

    2. - LB � Darren Comeaux � 49 Tak � 5 Loss � 1 Sack � 1 FF � 1 FR � 7 Deflect � 1 Int
    Info: Darren Comeaux had high expectations going into the season, 100+ tackle double digit sack expectations to be exact. However a sidelining injury kept him out until the playoffs for the Seahawks. During his short tenure Comeaux managed 49 tackles with only a single sack, the lack of versatility in Comeaux game brought some concern to Seahawks fans as they thought Darren would�ve shown better ability than he did.

    3. - LB � Rufus Porter � 83 Tak � 6 Loss � 2 Sack � 1 FF � 4 FR � 12 Deflect � 1 Int � 2 TD
    Info: Rufus Porter entered in 1990 with two back-to-back Pro Bowl caliber seasons. However 1990 ended up not being that type of year. Whether it was because of the injury shakeups around him that altered his playing style, or just the weight of the Seahawks defense on his shoulders, Rufus Porter did not produce as expected. Granted he still had an 83 tackle 2 sack year where he also led the team in Fumbles Recovered and showed a great ability to cover the pass with 12 deflections. Not to mention his single interception, and one of those fumble recoveries were brought back for key touchdowns. However that being said, tackle wise, rush wise, and intangibly Porter seemingly had a mediocre year that was not something a Pro Bowl caliber linebacker would put up, but rather just an average player, and fans don�t think that Porter is simply average.

    Seahawks Year Review
    -----------------------------------------------------
    Review: The Seattle Seahawks had a solid 1990 season that saw them finish 9-7 and sneak into a wild card playoff spot. Seattle would then take down Tampa Bay in a shootout round but falter against the eventual Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles in the Divisonal round. The Seahawks really showed that they came to play in 1990, especially their outstanding passing game. Dave Kreig lit up defenses around the league with his star wide receiver, Brian Blades, and even secondary man, Tommy Kane. Between Blades and Kane, they accounted for 23 of Krieg�s 27 passing touchdowns. The Seahawks also had some young rookies contribute greatly during the year, such as rookie half-back Chris Warren taking over for John L. Williams mid-way through the year, and young defensive stars like Patrick Hunter pulling it together. However injuries to a few key defensive players, namely in the linebacker section, led to some tough losses that could�ve easily been avoided. However under the mentor of the one of the greatest coaches to coach the game, Chuck Knox, there�s no doubt that next season the Seahawks will be right back in the thick of things come January.


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    • young2rice
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      • Mar 2009
      • 2820


      Steelers Year Report
      ================================================== =
      Coach: Chuck Knoll
      Yrs: 22
      Season Record: 11-5
      Overall Record: 188-137 (.578)
      Status: When you�re the head coach of a franchise for over 20 years, you know they like you. Chuck Noll is legendary around Pittsburgh thanks to his amazing 1970�s Steelers teams that won 4 Super Bowl titles. Without a doubt the Steelers have defined excellence over the years through the lead of their coach, Noll. However age is starting to hit Noll and he�s coming up on the final season of his contract (1991) so rumor has it that many are expecting the old man to retire from coaching. The past 6 years or so have been tough as the Steelers entered rebuilding mode, but this season Noll managed to pull them out with a 11-5 record as it appears they may have sustained their glory again.

      Steelers 1990 Season Schedule
      Wk1 - Sep 9 � Raiders � Won � (44-27)
      Wk2 - Sep 16 � *No Contest* - (Ravens) - Won
      Wk3 - Sep 23 � @Dolphins � Won � (30-19)
      Wk4 - Sep 30 � Bengals � Won � (29-7)
      Wk5 - Oct 7 � Browns � Won � (23-17)
      Wk6 - Oct 14 � @Cowboys � Won � (30-20)
      Wk7 - Oct 21 � BYE WEEK
      Wk8 - Oct 28 � Patriots � Lost � (9-17)
      Wk9 - Nov 4 � Eagles � Won � (30-10)
      Wk10 - Nov 11 � @Browns � Lost � (20-23)
      Wk11 - Nov 18 - @Bengals � Lost � (20-29)
      Wk12 - Nov 25 � Redskins � Won � (20-10)
      Wk13 - Dec 2 � *No Contest* - (Jaguars) - Won
      Wk14 - Dec 9 � Jets � Won � (28-13)
      Wk15 - Dec 15 � @Giants � Lost � (3-20)
      Wk16 - Dec 23 - *No Contest* - (Ravens) - Won
      Wk17 - Dec 30 � @Bills � Lost � (10-30)

      Steelers Division Standings
      ---------------------------------------------------------------
      Code:
                                                 AFC North                                       
       TEAM                WINS LOSSES TIES PCT    PF  PA   HOME ROAD  AFC  NFC   DIV  STREAK 
      [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99pit.gif[/img]*y-Steelers          11   5      0    0.687  398 278  7-1  4-4   8-4  3-1   4-2  Lost 1 
      [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99cin.gif[/img] x-Bengals           10   6      0    0.625  346 298  7-1  3-5   7-5  3-1   4-2  Won 2  
      [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99cle.gif[/img]  Browns              7    9      0    0.437  270 291  3-5  4-4   6-6  1-3   4-2  Won 2  
      [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99bal.gif[/img] Ravens              1    15     0    0.062  120 426  1-7  0-8   1-11 0-4   0-6  Lost 12

      Team Statistics
      Code:
       First Downs                           238
      Third Down Conversions                103
      Third Downs                           248
      Third Down Percentage               41.5%
      Forth Down Conversions                 11
      Fourth Downs                           15
      Fourth Down Percentage              73.3%
      Two Pt Conversions Made                 0
      Two Pt Conversions Attempted            0
      Two Pt Conversion Percentage         0.0%
      Offense Redzone Num                    43
      Offense Redzone TDs                    25
      Offense Redzone FGs                    14
      Offense Redzone Percentage          90.7%
      Rushing Yards                        1526
      Rushing TDs                            13
      Passing Yards                        2758
      Passing TDs                            23
      Offensive Pass Interceptions           16
      TOTAL OFFENSE                        4284
      Defensive Pass Interceptions           33
      Fumbles Lost                           14
      Penalties                             136
      Penalty Yds                          1023
      Turnovers                              30
      Steelers Team Rankings
      ------------------------------------------------------------



      Steelers Individual Player Statistics
      -----------------------------------------------------------------------



      Steelers Team MVP
      --------------------------------------------------------
      QB � Bubby Brister

      Steelers Player Standouts
      ---------------------------------------------------------------
      1. - QB � Bubby Brister � 284 or 461 Att � 61% - 2,852 Yds � 21 TD � 13 Int � 82.6 Rat
      Info: Bubby Brister finally had the season that prospects predicted when he was initially drafted by the Steelers back in 1986. After getting the past two years to start for the Steelers Brister accomplished nothing during with a combined 20 touchdowns and 24 interceptions in those two seasons. Well this year alone Brister threw more touchdowns that those two combined and with a 61% completion rate, and with only a few interceptions. Brister had a solid year besting himself in every statistical category possible. If he can continue this progression the Steelers may have found their new star quarterback. Brister took home the team MVP award this year.

      2. - FS � Larry Griffin � 59 Tak � 8 Deflect � 7 Int � 2 TD
      Info: Griffin has been known as a mediocre safety during his NFL stint, however in 1990 he did some good. Griffin led the Steelers in interceptions with 7. He also led the team in defensive touchdowns as he brought back 2 of those 7 interceptions to the endzone. Griffin made the key difference in a few games, and stepped his game up in the playoffs, is this 27 year old finally entering his prime?

      3. - WR � Derek Hill � 69 Rec � 11.2 Avg � 776 Yds � 6 TD � 6 Drop
      Info: Derek Hill is only 23 years old and was in his 2nd NFL season in 1990. After a 28 catch, 455 yard, 1 touchdown rookie performance. However Hill turned on the afterburners for 1990 and more than double his receptions, leading the Steelers in catches with 69. He also led the Steelers in receiving yards with 776 and had a respectable 6 touchdowns. Hill may have just surprised the league and vaulted himself up to the Steelers respectable #1 over Louis Lips and youngsters Dwight Stone/Chris Calloway.


      Steelers Player Letdowns
      -------------------------------------------------------------
      1. - FB � Tim Worley � 68 Att � 2.6 Avg � 182 Yds � 1 Fum � 21 Rec � 179 Yds � 2 TD � 1 Drop
      Info: Tim Worley surprised many people in his rookie season last year where he ran the ball 195 times for 770 yards and 5 touchdowns. The underrated back then made the transition to fullback in 1990 as the Steelers decided to duo Merril Hoge and rookie Barry Foster at the halfback spot. Thusly Worley�s numbers took a huge dive in 1990. Not to mention the few times Worley did carry the football it was for a horrible 2.6 yard per carry average, and he only had a single fumble on the ground with no touchdowns. He caught 21 balls for 2 touchdowns, which is an improvement over the previous year but the negatives far outweighed the positives this season for Worley.

      2. - MLB � David Little � 63 Tak � 6 Loss � 6 Sack � 2 FF � 1 FR � 1 Deflect � 2 Int
      Info: With the Steelers experimenting with a 3-4 David Little saw much action despite being the #2 middle linebacker behind Hardy Nickerson. Little was playing decently during his tenure this season but nagging injuries kept him out of many games. In the end the Steelers weren�t ecstatic about his season stat line.

      3. - DT � Gerald Williams � 32 Tak � 6 Loss -3 Sack � 2 Deflect
      Info: Gerald Williams was head over heels better than all other Steeler defensive tackles in training camp and in the pre-season. So why did his regular season suck so much? Williams had a horrible 3 sacks on the entire season, attempting to clog up the middle in a 3-4 system.

      Steelers Review
      -----------------------------------------------------
      Review: The Pittsburgh Steelers appear to be on the upswing and preparing for another solid era of football. However next year may be the final coaching season for their 23 season head coach, Chuck Noll. That will bring up much undesirable change and panic amongst Steelers players after it occurs. However with the young players that are contributing for the Steelers, whether it�s progressing quarterback Bubby Brister, rookie HB Barry Foster and TE Eric Green, or the young defensive stars like Hardy Nickerson, Greg Lloyd, Carnell Lake, and Rod Woodson. Either way the Steelers are sure to have a bright future on their hand baring any sudden faults.


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      • young2rice
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        • Mar 2009
        • 2820


        Vikings Year Report
        ================================================== =
        Coach: Jerry Burns
        Yrs: 5
        Minson Record: 7-9
        Overall Record: 45-34 (.570)
        Status: Burns is now entering the last year of his contract as the head coach of the Minnesota Vikings. In his tenure he�s gone 45-34 for a decent 57% winning percentage. Whether or not that is effective enough though will largely be determined by the outcome of next season. Burns has come close with the Vikings as they lost in the NFC Championship game just 3 short years ago.

        Vikings 1990 Season Schedule
        Wk1 - Sep 9 � Cowboys � Lost � (3-16)
        Wk2 - Sep 17 �@Eagles � Lost � (7-22)
        Wk3 - Sep 23 � Bears � Lost � (13-20)
        Wk4 - Sep 30 � BYE WEEK
        Wk5 - Oct 7 � *No Contest* - (Texans) - Won
        Wk6 - Oct 14 � @Saints � Won � (31-0)
        Wk7 - Oct 21 � Oilers � Won � (24-12)
        Wk8 - Oct 28 � Giants � Lost � (6-17)
        Wk9 - Nov 5 � @Colts � Won � (17-12)
        Wk10 - Nov 11 � @Packers � Lost � (6-14)
        Wk11 - Nov 18 - Lions � Lost � (6-24)
        Wk12 - Nov 25 � *No Contest* - (Jaguars) - Won
        Wk13 - Dec 2 � @Bears � Lost � (13-19)
        Wk14 - Dec 9 � Seahawks � Won � (13-10)
        Wk15 - Dec 16 � @Lions � Lost � (16-23)
        Wk16 - Dec 21 � Packers - Won - (10-0)
        Wk17 - Dec 30 � @Redskins � Lost � (9-23)

        Vikings Division Standings
        ---------------------------------------------------------------
        Code:
           TEAM                WINS LOSSES TIES PCT    PF  PA   HOME ROAD  AFC  NFC   DIV  STREAK 
        [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99det.gif[/img] y-Lions             11   5      0    0.687  340 250  6-2  5-3   3-1  8-4   5-1  Lost 1 
        [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99car.gif[/img] x-Packers           11   5      0    0.687  278 214  7-1  4-4   3-1  8-4   4-2  Won 1  
        [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99gb.gif[/img] Bears               7    9      0    0.437  278 304  4-4  3-5   4-0  3-9   2-4  Lost 2 
        [img]http://youthfantasyfootball.com/images/logo/99min.gif[/img]*Vikings             7    9      0    0.437  231 228  4-4  3-5   4-0  3-9   1-5  Lost 1

        Vikings Statistics
        Code:
         First Downs                           215
        Third Down Conversions                 95
        Third Downs                           249
        Third Down Percentage               38.2%
        Forth Down Conversions                  3
        Fourth Downs                           14
        Fourth Down Percentage              21.4%
        Two Pt Conversions Made                 0
        Two Pt Conversions Attempted            0
        Two Pt Conversion Percentage         0.0%
        Offense Redzone Num                    27
        Offense Redzone TDs                     5
        Offense Redzone FGs                    12
        Offense Redzone Percentage          63.0%
        Rushing Yards                        1462
        Rushing TDs                             2
        Passing Yards                        2399
        Passing TDs                            15
        Offensive Pass Interceptions           25
        TOTAL OFFENSE                        3861
        Defensive Pass Interceptions           23
        Fumbles Lost                           15
        Penalties                             117
        Penalty Yds                           978
        Turnovers                              40
        Vikings Team Rankings
        ------------------------------------------------------------



        Vikings Individual Player Statistics
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        Vikings Team MVP
        --------------------------------------------------------
        RE � Chris Doleman

        Vikings Player Standouts
        ---------------------------------------------------------------
        1. - WR � Hassan Jones � 76 Rec � 13.7 Avg � 1,043 Yds � 7 TD � 11 Drop � 30 Kr � 23.6 Avg � 711 Yds � 50 PR � 11.7 Avg � 589 Yds
        Info: Hassan Jones proved he was the full-fledged #1 wide receiver in Minnesota during the 1990 season. Aftera 42 catch, 694 yard, 1 touchdown 1989 season he shattered all of those marks in 1990 by surpassing 1,000 yards and catching a team leading 7 touchdowns. The 26 year old receiver however did have one downside this season, and that was his lack of sure hands as he dropped a total of 11 balls during the season. However negating the blow of that was his solid kick and punt returning efforts as he pulled double duty for Minnesota.

        2. - LOLB � Mike Merriweather � 80 Tak � 5 Loss � 6 Sack � 13 Deflect � 5 Int � 2 TD
        Info: While Merriweather didn�t explode in tackles this season, the veteran linebacker defiantly proved his versatility during the mediocre Viking season. He put up 6 sacks showing he could rush, but the more impressive aspect of his game was that he led the Vikings in interceptions with 5, despite being a linebacker. He also managed to return 2 of those interceptions for touchdowns, and deflected 13 passes.

        3. - SS � Joey Browner � 88 Tak � 3 Loss � 2 Sack � 18 Deflect � 2 Int
        Info: Joey Browner is normally known to eclipse the 100 tackle mark for Minnesota, which he didn�t do in 1990. But nonetheless he still led the team in tackles with 88. He also surprisingly led the team in deflections with 18, proving he was great as a coverage safety.


        Vikings Player Letdowns
        -------------------------------------------------------------
        1. - QB � Rich Gannon � 257 of 472 Att � 54% - 2,607 Yds � 15 TD � 24 Int � 59.9 Rat � 1 Rsh TD
        Info: Rich Gannon was not the replacement at quarterback that Minnesota was expecting. After battling it out with Wade Wilson Rich won the starting job and went to work during the regular season. In this he completed 54% of his passes for 2,607 yards and 15 touchdowns. But it was the glaring 24 interceptions that plummeted his quarterback rating to sub 60.

        2. - LG � Randall McDaniel � 27 Pancakes � 10 Sacks Allowed
        Info: McDaniel has slowly become known as a solid young guard in the league, however 1990 he seemed to revert that. He performed the worst out of all the starters statistically, except Lowdermilk, but he was injured. Although it was most likely just a disappointing season and he will still be a strong lineman for years to come.

        3. - CB � Carl Lee � 39 Tak � 1 FF � 4 Deflect � 4 Int
        Info: For the Vikings #1 cornerback Carl Lee really disappointed this season. He only deflected 4 balls, that has to be an all-time low for a #1 corner. He proved to be a liability in the passing game, which is something the 29 year old normally isn�t as his previous two seasons saw him go to Hawaii.

        Vikings Year Review
        -----------------------------------------------------
        Review: The Minnesota Vikings started off to a rocky 0-3 season but finished in 7-6, which obviously wasn�t enough to send them to the playoffs. However there is hope as the young players on the team seemed to show promise. Namely in the wide receiver area as Hassan Jones and Cris Carter both put up solid numbers. If they can get Gannon to improve, or find another quarterback the Vikings could have a solid passing game. However with only 2 total rushing touchdowns, one by Rich Gannon, on the entire Vikings team in 1990, it�s definitely something that Minnesota needs to address in the future off-seasons if they hope to have any chance at making it into the playoffs at this rate.


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        • young2rice
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          • Mar 2009
          • 2820

          1990 Player Retirements
          ================================================== =
          QB
          =======
          Giants � Phil Simms � 36 Yrs Old � 12 Yrs Pro � 88 OVR
          Accolades: 1x Super Bowl Ring (1986), 1x Pro Bowl (1985)
          Statistics
          • 1979 � Giants � 134 Com � 265 Att � 50.6% - 1743 Yds � 13 TD � 14 Int � 66.0 Rat
          • 1980 � Giants � 193 Com � 402 Att � 48.0% - 2321 Yds � 15 TD � 19 Int � 58.9 Rat
          • 1981 � Giants � 172 Com � 316 Att � 54.4% - 2031 Yds � 11 TD - 9 Int � 74.0 Rat
          • 1982 � Giants � *Did Not Play*
          • 1983 � Giants � 7 Com � 13 Att � 53.8% - 130 Yds � 0 TD � 1 Int � 56.6 Rat
          • 1984 � Giants � 286 Com � 533 Att � 53.7% - 4044 Yds � 22 TD � 18 Int � 78.1 Rat
          • 1985 � Giants � 275 Com � 495 Att � 55.6% - 3829 Yds � 22 TD � 20 Int � 78.6 Rat
          • 1986 � Giants � 259 Com � 468 Att � 55.3% - 3487 Yds � 21 TD � 22 Int � 74.6 Rat
          • 1987 � Giants � 163 Com � 282 Att � 57.8% - 2230 Yds � 17 TD � 9 Int � 90.0 Rat
          • 1988 � Giants � 263 Com � 479 Att � 54.9% - 3359 Yds � 21 TD � 11 Int � 82.1 Rat
          • 1989 � Giants � 228 Com � 405 Att � 56.3% - 3061 Yds � 14 TD � 14 Int � 77.6 Rat
          • 1990 � Giants � 261 Com � 439 Att � 59.0% - 2672 Yds � 20 TD � 19 Int � 74.1 Rat
          • Career Totals � 2241 Com � 4097 Att � 54.7% - 28907 Yds � 176 TD � 156 Int � 75.5 Rat
          • Real Life CT � 2576 Com � 4647 Att � 55.4% - 33462 Yds � 199 TD � 157 Int � N/A

          Info: Phil Simms had an outstanding career that ended on a high note. Nobody was expecting the 36 year old to call it quits because he hadn�t fallen off the charts yet. While 1990 wasn�t his best year, it was certainly close enough to warrant a return. However the aging player may have been able to produce statistically, but he believes it�s his physical body that just can�t keep up. Simms ends his career with over 28,000 yards passing and a solid 54.7% completion rate over the span of 12 years, all with the Giants.

          Chiefs � Steve DeBerg � 37 Yrs Old � 13 Yrs Pro � 85 OVR
          Accolades: None
          Statistics
          • 1978 � 49ers � 137 Com � 302 Att � 45.4% - 1570 Yds � 8 TD � 22 Int � 40.0 Rat
          • 1979 � 49ers � 347 Com � 578 Att � 60.0% - 3652 Yds � 17 TD � 21 Int � 73.1 Rat
          • 1980 � 49ers � 186 Com � 321 Att � 57.9% - 1998 Yds � 12 TD � 17 Int � 66.7 Rat
          • 1981 � Broncos � 64 Com � 108 Att � 59.3% - 797 Yds � 6 TD - 6 Int � 77.6 Rat
          • 1982 � Broncos � 131 Com � 223 Att � 58.7% - 1405 Yds � 7 TD � 11 Int � 67.2 Rat
          • 1983 � Broncos � 119 Com � 215 Att � 55.3% - 1617 Yds � 9 TD � 7 Int � 79.9 Rat
          • 1984 � Buccaneers � 308 Com � 509 Att � 60.5% - 3554 Yds � 19 TD � 18 Int � 79.3 Rat
          • 1985 � Buccaneers � 197 Com � 370 Att � 53.2% - 2488 Yds � 19 TD � 18 Int � 71.3 Rat
          • 1986 � Buccaneers � 50 Com � 96 Att � 52.1% - 610 Yds � 5 TD � 12 Int � 49.7 Rat
          • 1987 � Buccaneers � 159 Com � 275 Att � 57.8% - 1891 Yds � 14 TD � 7 Int � 85.3 Rat
          • 1988 � Chiefs � 224 Com � 414 Att � 54.1% - 2935 Yds � 16 TD � 16 Int � 73.5 Rat
          • 1989 � Chiefs � 196 Com � 324 Att � 60.5% - 2529 Yds � 11 TD � 16 Int � 75.8 Rat
          • 1990 � Chiefs � 56 Com � 108 Att � 51.0% - 578 Yds � 4 TD � 2 Int � 72.2 Rat
          • Career Totals � 2174 Com � 3843 Att � 56.6% - 25,624 Yds � 147 TD � 173 Int � 71.2 Rat
          • Real Life CT � 2874 Com � 5024 Att � 57.2% - 34,241 Yds � 196 TD � 204 Int � n/a

          Info: Steve DeBerg was a solid quarterback who suffered from not being able to find himself, and bad situations. Where ever DeBerg went it seems like he was soon backing up to an upcoming star. In San Francisco he was overtaken by Joe Montana, in Denver, by John Elway, in Tampa Bay, by Vinny Testaverde, and even in his final season with the Kansas City Chiefs he couldn�t complete due to injury as he watched Steve Pueller take the helm. DeBerg was markedly inconsistent throughout his career. Either having a solid game or a horrible one. His 173 interceptions outshine his 147 touchdowns, something that hurt him over the years. He also retried in the game a full 4 seasons worth of stats before he did in real life. Which accounts for the almost 9,000 yard difference in his career stats.


          Redskins � Jeff Rutledge � 33 Yrs Old � 12 Yrs Pro � 69 OVR
          Accolades: 1x Super Bowl Ring (1986)
          Statistics
          • 1979 � Rams � 13 Com � 32 Att � 40.6% - 125 Yds � 1 TD � 4 Int � 23.0 Rat
          • 1980 � Rams � 1 Com � 4 Att � 25.0% - 26 Yds � 0 TD � 0 Int � 54.2 Rat
          • 1981 � Rams � 30 Com � 50 Att � 60.0% - 442 Yds � 3 TD - 4 Int � 75.6 Rat
          • 1982 � Rams � *Did Not Play*
          • 1983 � Giants � 87 Com � 174 Att � 50.0% - 1208 Yds � 3 TD � 8 Int � 59.3 Rat
          • 1984 � Giants � 1 Com � 1 Att � 100.% - 9 Yds � 0 TD � 0 Int � 104.2 Rat
          • 1985 � Giants � *Did Not Play*
          • 1986 � Giants � 1 Com � 3 Att � 33.3% - 13 Yds � 1 TD � 0 Int � 87.5 Rat
          • 1987 � Giants � 79 Com � 155 Att � 51.0% - 1048 Yds � 5 TD � 11 Int � 53.9 Rat
          • 1988 � Giants � 11 Com � 17 Att � 64.7% - 113 Yds � 0 TD � 1 Int � 59.2 Rat
          • 1989 � Giants � *Did Not Play*
          • 1990 � Redskins � *Did Not Play*
          • Career Totals � 223 Com � 436 Att � 51.1% - 2984 Yds � 13 TD � 28 Int � 56.4 Rat
          • Real Life CT � 274 Com � 526 Att � 52.1% - 3628 Yds � 16 TD � 29 Int � 61.4 Rat

          Info: Jeff Rutledge has been nothing more than a career backup for 3 separate teams during his career. Despite this, he has had the luxury of watching one of his teams win the Super Bowl from the bench. In a season in which he threw only 4 passes, 3 in the regular season, and 1 in the post-season (against 49ers) the 1986 year saw the Giants win the Super Bowl and Rutledge achieved what many yearn for. Rutledge Retired 2 seasons (with the Redskins) prior in-game than he did in real life. Not to mention in real life he got a chance to toss 455 yards and 2 td�s in 1990, where here he sat backing up both Mark Rypien and Stan Humphries.

          Colts � Joe Ferguson � 40 Yrs Old � 18 Yrs Pro � 68 OVR
          Accolades:
          Statistics
          • 1973 � Bills � 73 Com � 164 Att � 44.5% - 939 Yds � 4 TD � 10 Int � 45.8 Rat
          • 1974 � Bills � 119 Com � 232 Att � 51.3% - 1588 Yds � 12 TD � 12 Int � 69.0 Rat
          • 1975 � Bills � 169 Com � 321 Att � 52.6% - 2426 Yds � 25 TD � 17 Int � 81.3 Rat
          • 1976 � Bills � 74 Com � 151 Att � 49.0% - 1086 Yds � 9 TD � 1 Int � 90.0 Rat
          • 1977 � Bills � 221 Com � 457 Att � 48.4% - 2803 Yds � 12 TD � 24 Int � 54.8 Rat
          • 1978 � Bills � 175 Com � 330 Att � 53.0% - 2136 Yds � 16 TD � 15 Int � 70.5 Rat
          • 1979 � Bills � 238 Com � 458 Att � 52.0% - 3572 Yds � 14 TD � 15 Int � 74.4 Rat
          • 1980 � Bills � 251 Com � 439 Att � 57.2% - 2805 Yds � 20 TD � 18 Int � 74.5 Rat
          • 1981 � Bills � 252 Com � 498 Att � 50.6% - 3652 Yds � 24 TD - 20 Int � 74.1 Rat
          • 1982 � Bills � 144 Com � 264 Att � 54.5% - 1597 Yds � 7 TD � 16 Int � 56.3 Rat
          • 1983 � Bills � 281 Com � 508 Att � 55.3% - 2995 Yds � 26 TD � 25 Int � 69.3 Rat
          • 1984 � Bills � 191 Com � 344 Att � 55.5% - 1991 Yds � 12 TD � 17 Int � 63.5 Rat
          • 1985 � Lions � 31 Com � 54 Att � 57.4% - 364 Yds � 2 TD � 3 Int � 62.9 Rat
          • 1986 � Lions � 73 Com � 155 Att � 47.1% - 941 Yds � 7 TD � 7 Int � 87.5 Rat
          • 1987 � Lions � *Did Not Play*
          • 1988 � Buccaneers � 31 Com � 46 Att � 67.4% - 368 Yds � 3 TD � 1 Int � 104.3 Rat
          • 1989 � Buccaneers � 44 Com � 90 Att � 48.9% - 533 Yds � 3 TD � 6 Int � 50.8 Rat
          • 1990 � Colts � *Did Not Play*
          • Career Totals � 2367 Com � 4511 Att � 52.5% - 29,796 � 196 TD � 207 Int � 68.7 Rat
          • Real Life CT � 2369 Com � 4519 Att � 52.4% - 29817 Yds � 196 TD � 209 Int � 68.4 Rat

          Info: Joe Ferguson is a quarterback of old. He started for the Bills from 1974 to 1984, a solid player. While he was never considered one of the best, he would do his job. A few solid years like 1981 and 1983 helped to pull him away from the interception laden previous seasons. However a 1-2 playoff record has left him without any accolades. In real life, as in game Ferguson retired in 1990 after one season backing up for the Colts. Except in real life he threw 8 passes, completing 2 for 21 yards and throwing 2 interceptions. Other than that nothing has changed.

          Patriots � Steve Grogan � 37 Yrs Old � 16 Yrs Pro � 68 OVR
          Accolades: 1x AFC Championship Ring (1985)
          Statistics
          • 1975 � Patriots � 139 Com � 274 Att � 50.7% - 1976 Yds � 11 TD � 18 Int � 60.4 Rat
          • 1976 � Patriots �145 Com � 302 Att � 48.0% - 1903 Yds � 18 TD � 20 Int � 60.6 Rat
          • 1977 � Patriots � 160 Com � 305 Att � 52.5% - 2162 Yds � 17 TD � 21 Int � 65.2 Rat
          • 1978 � Patriots � 181 Com � 362 Att � 50.0% - 2824 Yds � 15 TD � 23 Int � 63.6 Rat
          • 1979 � Patriots � 206 Com � 423 Att � 48.7% - 3286 Yds � 28 TD � 20 Int � 77.4 Rat
          • 1980 � Patriots � 175 Com � 306 Att � 57.2% - 2475 Yds � 18 TD � 22 Int � 73.1 Rat
          • 1981 � Patriots � 117 Com � 216 Att � 54.2% - 1859 Yds � 7 TD � 16 Int � 63.0 Rat
          • 1982 � Patriots � 66 Com � 122 Att � 54.1% - 930 Yds � 7 TD � 4 Int � 84.4 Rat
          • 1983 � Patriots � 168 Com � 303 Att � 55.4% - 2411 Yds � 15 TD � 12 Int � 81.4 Rat
          • 1984 � Patriots � 32 Com � 68 Att � 47.1% - 444 Yds � 3 TD � 6 Int � 46.4 Rat
          • 1985 � Patriots � 85 Com � 156 Att � 54.5% - 1311 Yds � 7 TD � 5 Int � 84.1 Rat
          • 1986 � Patriots � 62 Com � 102 Att � 60.8% - 976 Yds � 9 TD � 2 Int � 113.9 Rat
          • 1987 � Patriots � 93 Com � 161 Yds � 57.8% - 1183 Yds � 10 TD � 9 Int � 78.2 Rat
          • 1988 � Patriots � 67 Com � 140 Att � 47.9% - 834 Yds � 4 TD � 13 Int � 37.6 Rat
          • 1989 � Patriots � 133 Com � 261 Att � 51.0% - 1697 Yds � 9 TD � 14 Int � 60.8 Rat
          • 1990 � Patriots � 9 Com � 24 Att � 33.3% - 74 Yds � 0 TD -0 Int � 42.4 Rat
          • Career Totals � 1838 Com � 3525 Att � 52.1% - 26,345 Yds � 178 TD � 205 Int � 69.3 Rat
          • Real Life CT � 1879 Com � 3593 Att � 52.3% - 26,886 Yds � 182 TD � 208 Int � 69.6 Rat

          Info: Steve Grogan is one of the names that pop into your head when you think of the New England Patriots. This 37 year old quarterback has spent 16 long seasons with the team. He has bounced around from starter to backup, and did his job serviceably during his time. However the emergence of a young Marc Wilson in 1990 negated any chance at ending on a bang. Only a slight difference in his 1990 season from real to game life slightly altered his career total.

          Packers � Blair Kiel � 29 Yrs Old � 7 Yrs Pro � 67 OVR
          Accolades: None
          Statistics
          • 1984 � Buccaneers � *Did Not Play*
          • 1985 � Buccaneers � *Did Not Play*
          • 1986 � Colts � 11 Com � 25 Att � 44.0% - 236 Yds � 2 TD � 0 Int � 104.8 Rat
          • 1987 � Colts � 17 Com � 33 Att � 51.5% - 195 Yds � 1 TD � 3 Int � 41.9 Rat
          • 1988 � Packers � *Did Not Play*
          • 1989 � Packers � *Did Not Play
          • 1990 � Packers � 23 Com � 33 Att � 69.0% - 194 Yds � 1 TD � 2 Int � 69.5 Rat
          • Career Totals � 51 Com � 91 Att � 56.0% - 625 Yds � 3 TD � 3 Int � 56.4 Rat
          • Real Life CT � 108 Com � 193 Att � 56.0% - 1296 Yds � 8 TD � 7 Int � 75.4 Rat

          Info: Blair Keil didn�t accomplish much during his career. It is pretty hard to when you play for 7 years only to throw 91 passes. Kiel did surprise many though by retiring at 29 years old, as it was expected he would at least stick around to be the Packers backup for a few more seasons. In real life Kiel threw for 135 of his 193 career attempts in his final two seasons, 1990 and 1991.

          Saints � Tommy Kramer � 35 Yrs Old � 14 Yrs Pro � 65 OVR
          Accolades: None
          Statistics
          • 1977 � Vikings � 30 Com � 57 Att � 52.6% - 425 Yds � 5 TD � 4 Int � 77.0 Rat
          • 1978 � Vikings � 5 Com � 16 Att � 31.2% - 50 Yds � 0 TD � 1 Int � 15.1 Rat
          • 1979 � Vikings � 315 Com � 566 Att � 55.7% - 3397 Yds � 23 TD � 24 Int � 69.4 Rat
          • 1980 � Vikings � 299 Com � 522 Att � 57.3% - 3582 Yds � 19 TD � 23 Int � 72.7 Rat
          • 1981 � Vikings � 322 Com � 593 Att � 54.3% - 3912 Yds � 26 TD � 24 Int � 72.6 Rat
          • 1982 � Vikings � 176 Com � 308 Att � 57.1% - 2037 Yds � 15 TD � 12 Int � 77.3 Rat
          • 1983 � Vikings � 55 Com � 82 Att � 67.1% - 550 Yds � 3 TD � 4 Int � 77.8 Rat
          • 1984 � Vikings � 124 Com � 236 Att � 52.5% - 1678 Yds � 9 TD � 10 Int � 70.6 Rat
          • 1985 � Vikings � 277 Com � 506 Att � 54.7% - 3522 Yds � 19 TD � 26 Int � 67.8 Rat
          • 1986 � Vikings � 208 Com � 372 Att � 55.9% - 3000 Yds � 24 TD � 10 Int � 92.6 Rat
          • 1987 � Vikings � 40 Com � 81 Att � 49.4% - 452 Yds � 4 TD � 3 Int � 67.5 Rat
          • 1988 � Vikings � 83 Com � 173 Att � 48.0% - 1264 Yds � 5 TD � 9 Int � 60.5 Rat
          • 1989 � Vikings � 77 Com � 136 Att � 56.6% - 906 Yds � 7 TD � 7 Int � 72.7 Rat
          • 1990 � Saints � 2 Com � 2 Att � 100.% - 15 Yds � 0 TD � 0 Int � 97.9 Rat
          • Career Totals � 2013 Com � 3650 Att � 55.2% - 24,790 Yds � 159 TD � 157 Int � 72.9 Rat
          • Real Life CT � 2012 Com � 3651 Att � 55.1% - 24,777 Yds � 159 TD � 158 Int � 72.8 Rat

          Info: Tommy Kramer had his shining moments with the Vikings as their starter, namely 1986 where he had 3000 yards and 24 touchdowns with only 10 interceptions. He has been known to be a slinger as he�s eclipsed 3000 yards numerous times, but it�s his accuracy that is in question. Despite that one solid year he finished with 159 touchdowns to 157 interceptions, definitely not astonishing. The only difference between his real life performance and his fake is a single completion, one less attempt, and one less interception in his final and only season away from the Vikings in 1990.

          Raiders � Vince Evans � 35 Yrs Old � 14 Yrs Pro � 65 OVR
          Accolades: None
          Statistics
          • 1977 � Bears - *Did Not Play*
          • 1978 � Bears � 1 Com � 3 Att � 33.3% - 38 Yds � 0 TD � 1 Int � 42.4 Rat
          • 1979 � Bears � 32 Com � 63 Att � 50.8% - 508 Yds � 4 TD � 5 Int � 66.1 Rat - 12 Rsh � 72 Yds � 1 TD
          • 1980 � Bears � 148 Com � 278 Att � 53.2% - 2039 Yds � 11 TD � 16 Int � 66.2 Rat - 60 Rsh � 306 Yds � 8 TD
          • 1981 � Bears � 195 Com � 436 Att � 44.7% - 2354 Yds � 11 TD � 20 Int � 51.1 Rat � 43 Rsh � 218 Yds � 3 TD
          • 1982 � Bears � 12 Com � 28 Att � 42.9% - 125 Yds � 0 TD � 4 Int � 16.8 Rat
          • 1983 � Bears � 76 Com � 145 Att � 52.4% - 1108 Yds � 5 TD � 7 Int � 69.0 Rat � 22 Rsh � 142 Yds � 1 TD
          • 1984-1986 � No Team
          • 1987 � Raiders � 39 Com � 83 Att � 47.0% - 630 Yds � 5 TD � 4 Int � 72.9 Rat � 11 Rsh � 144 Yds � 1 TD
          • 1988 � Raiders - *Did Not Play*
          • 1989 � Raiders � 2 Com � 2 Att � 100.% - 50 Yds � 0 TD � 0 Int � 118.8 Rat
          • 1990 � Raiders - *Did Not Play*
          • Career Totals � 505 Com � 1038 Att � 48.7% - 6852 Yds � 36 TD � 57 Int � 58.8 Rat � 158 Rsh � 921 Yds � 14 TD
          • Real Life CT � 704 Com � 1390 Att � 50.6% - 9485 Yds � 52 TD � 74 Int � 63.0 Rat � 212 Rsh � 1129 Yds � 14 TD

          Info: Vince Evans was a unique quarterback who really excelled at running the football close to the goal line. He has pretty much been a backup all his career except for 1980 and 1981 where he had a shot at starting with the Chicago Bears. In 1980 he threw for only 2039 yards and 11 touchdowns, but he also ran for 8 touchdowns! The following year he dropped down to 11 touchdowns in the air and 3 touchdowns on the ground, and then spend the rest of his career backing up. In real life Evans didn�t retire until 1995, when he was 40 years old, and it was one of his better seasons as he actually got to start a few games due to injuries.

          Colts � Mark Herrmann � 31 Yrs Old � 9 Yrs Pro � 59 OVR
          Accolades: None
          Statistics
          • 1982 � Broncos � 32 Com � 60 Att � 53.3% - 421 Yds � 1 TD � 4 Int � 53.5 Rat - 3 Rsh � 7 Yds � 1 TD
          • 1983 � Colts � 18 Com � 36 Att � 50.0% - 256 Yds � 0 TD � 3 Int � 38.7 Rat
          • 1984 � Colts � 29 Com � 56 Att � 51.8% - 352 Yds � 1 TD � 6 Int � 37.8 Rat
          • 1985 � Chargers � 132 Com � 201 Att � 65.7% - 1537 Yds � 10 TD � 10 Int � 84.5 Rat
          • 1986 � Chargers � 51 Com � 97 Att � 52.6% - 627 Yds � 2 TD � 3 Int � 66.8 Rat
          • 1987 � Chargers � 37 Com � 57 Att � 64.9% - 405 Yds � 1 TD � 5 Int � 40.5 Rat
          • 1988 � Rams � 4 Com � 5 Att � 80% - 38 Yds � 0 TD � 0 Int � 98.3 Rat
          • 1989 � Rams � 4 Com � 5 Att � 80% - 59 Yds � 0 TD � 1 Int � 76.3 Rat
          • 1990 � Colts - *Did Not Play*
          • Career Totals � 307 Com � 517 Att � 59.4% - 3695 Yds � 15 TD � 32 Int � 65.2 Rat
          • Real Life CT � 334 Com � 561 Att � 59.5% - 4015 Yds � 16 TD � 36 Int � 64.3 Rat

          Info: Mark Herrman was only givena single chance at pulling out a starting job in 1985 when he played a mediocre season for the San Diego Chargers, although completing 65.7% of his passes he otherwise let them down. Switching 5 separate times in 9 years between 4 different teams did not help his situation much. In real life Herrmann would backup for the Colts for two more seasons before retiring.


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            Giants � Ottis Anderson � 33 Yrs Old � 12 Yrs Pro � 83 OVR
            Accolades: 1x Super Bowl Ring (1986), 3x Pro Bowls (1979, 1980, 1990), Retires 5th All-Time Rushing Yards, Retires 6th All-Time Rushing TD�s.
            Statistics
            • 1979 � Rams � 331 Att � 4.8 Avg � 1605 Yds � 8 TD � 41 Rec � 7.5 Avg � 308 Yds � 2 TD
            • 1980 � Rams � 301 Att � 4.5 Avg � 1352 Yds � 9 TD � 36 Rec � 8.6 Avg � 308 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1981 � Rams � 328 Att � 4.2 Avg � 1376 Yds � 9 TD � 51 Rec � 7.6 Avg � 387 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1982 � Rams � 145 Att � 4.0 Avg � 587 Yds � 3 TD � 14 Rec � 7.6 Avg � 106 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1983 � Rams � 296 Att � 4.3 Avg � 1270 Yds � 5 TD � 54 Rec � 8.5 Avg � 459 Yds � 1 TD
            • 1984 � Rams � 289 Att � 4.1 Avg � 1174 Yds � 6 TD � 70 Rec � 8.7 Avg � 611 Yds � 2 TD
            • 1985 � Rams � 117 Att � 4.1 Avg � 479 Yds � 4 TD � 23 Rec � 9.8 Avg � 225 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1986 � Giants � 24 Att � 3.4 Avg � 81 Yds � 1 TD � 9 Rec � 5.1 Avg � 46 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1987 � Giants � 2 Att � 3.0 Avg � 6 Yds � 0 TD � 2 Rec � 8.0 Avg � 16 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1988 � Giants � 65 Att � 3.2 Avg � 208 Yds � 8 TD � 9 Rec � 6.3 Avg � 57 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1989 � Giants � 325 Att � 3.1 Avg � 1023 Yds � 14 TD � 28 Rec � 9.6 Avg � 268 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1990 � Giants � 348 Att � 4.0 Avg � 1406 Yds � 8 TD � 26 Rec � 9.6 Avg � 251 Yds � 2 TD
            • Career Totals � 2622 Att � 4.1 Avg - 10,723 Yds � 77 TD � 373 Rec � 8.4 Avg - 3,133 Yds � 7 TD
            • Real Life CT � 2562 Att � 4.0 Avg � 10273 Yds � 81 TD � 376 Rec � 8.1 Avg � 3062 Yds � 5 TD

            Info: It was very surprising that Ottis Anderson decided to retire. Not only is he only 33 years old, having at least a couple years left in him (like real life, retired 1992), but he went to the Pro Bowl in 1990. He was a great running back for the Rams throughout his career until he came to New York where he was a backup. But then in 1988 they used Anderson as a goaline back and with only 65 attempts and 208 yards, he got 8 touchdowns. The next season they decided to start him again and he busted double digit touchdowns. Then this year he excelled his average yards per carry back to the 4.0+ range that he used to have with the Rams. It was like his career was re-vitalized, but instead he decided to leave with 10,723 yards as his total on his career, 5th all-time at this point, as well at 6th all time in rushing touchdowns at this point.

            Bills � Larry Kinnebrew � 31 Yrs Old � 8 Yrs Pro � 67 OVR
            Accolades: None
            Statistics
            • 1983 � Bengals � 39 Att � 4.0 Avg � 156 Yds � 3 TD � 2 Rec � 2.0 Avg � 4 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1984 � Bengals � 154 Att � 4.0 Avg � 623 Yds � 9 D � 19 Rec � 8.4 Avg � 159 Yds � 1 TD
            • 1985 � Bengals � 170 Att � 4.2 Avg � 714 Yds � 9 TD � 22 Rec � 8.5 Avg � 187 Yds � 1 TD
            • 1986 � Bengals � 131 Att � 4.0 Avg � 519 Yds � 8 TD � 13 Rec � 10.5 Avg � 136 Yds � 1 TD
            • 1987 � Bengals � 145 Att � 3.9 Avg � 570 Yds � 8 TD � 9 Rec � 12.7 Avg � 114 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1988 � Bengals - *Did Not Play*
            • 1989 � Bills � 131 Att � 4.1 Avg � 533 Yds � 6 TD � 5 Rec � 12.0 Avg � 60 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1990 � Bills - *Did Not Play*
            • Career Totals � 770 Att � 4.0 Avg - 3115 Yds � 43 TD � 70 Rec � 9.4 Avg � 660 Yds � 3 TD
            • Real Life CT � 779 Att � 4.0 Avg � 3133 Yds � 44 TD � 70 Rec � 9.4 Avg � 660 Yds � 3 TD

            Info: Larry Kinnebrew is a very underrated runningback that retired without much playing time. At 31 years old he had only played in 6 full seasons where he got carries. Most with the Bengals. However in his entire career he only averaged less than 4 yards per carry once in 1987 where he went for 3.9 yards per carry. The surprising bit is that in his 6 years where he actually played he had a very respectable 43 yard touchdowns, showing he was a goal line threat.

            Browns � Barry Redden � 30 Yrs Old � 9 Yrs Pro � 61 OVR
            Accolades: None
            Statistics
            • 1982 � Rams � 8 Att � 3.0 Avg � 24 Yds � 0 TD � 4 Rec � 4.0 Avg � 16 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1983 � Rams � 75 Att � 5.0 Avg � 372 Yds � 2 TD � 4 Rec � 7.5 Avg � 30 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1984 � Rams � 45 Att � 5.5 Avg � 247 Yds � 0 TD � 4 Rec � 9.8 Avg � 39 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1985 � Rams � 87 Att � 4.4 Avg � 380 Yds � 0 TD � 16 Rec � 10.1 Avg � 162 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1986 � Rams � 110 Att � 4.2 Avg � 467 Yds � 4 TD � 28 Rec � 7.8 Avg � 217 Yds � 1 TD
            • 1987 � Chargers � 11 Att � 3.3 Avg � 36 Yds � 0 TD � 7 Rec � 6.6 Avg � 46 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1988 � Chargers � 19 Att � 1.6 Avg � 30 Yds � 3 TD � 1 Rec � 11.0 Avg � 11 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1989 � Browns � 40 Att � 4.5 Avg � 180 Yds � 1 TD � 6 Rec � 5.7 Avg � 34 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1990 � Browns - *Did Not Play*
            • Career Totals � 395 Att � 4.4 Avg � 1736 Yds � 10 TD � 70 Rec � 7.9 Avg � 555 Yds � 1 TD
            • Real Life CT � 396 Att � 4.4 Avg � 1735 Yds � 10 TD � 70 Rec � 7.9 Avg � 555 Yds � 1 TD

            Info: Barry Redden had one shot in 1986 to prove his worth and he did decently putting up a 4.2 yard per carry average and 4 touchdowns on 110 attempts. However that�s about the highlight of his career as he couldn�t find starting work with the Chargers or Browns over the next 4 seasons. His career totals would�ve made a great regular season for a top back. The only difference between real life and in-game was that in real life in 1990 he had 1 carry for negative 1 yards.

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            Patriots � Mosi Tatupu � 35 Yrs Old � 13 Yrs Pro � 68 OVR
            Accolades: 1x Pro Bowl (1986)
            Statistics
            • 1978 � Patriots � 3 Att � 2.0 Avg � 6 Yds � 0 TD � 0 Rec � 0.0 Avg � 0 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1979 � Patriots � 23 Att � 3.1 Avg � 71 Yds � 0 TD � 2 Rec � 4.5 Avg � 9 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1980 � Patriots � 33 Att � 2.9 Avg � 97 Yds � 3 TD � 4 Rec � 6.8 Avg � 27 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1981 � Patriots � 38 Att � 5.3 Avg � 201 Yds � 2 TD � 12 Rec � 11.0 Avg � 132 Yds � 2 TD
            • 1982 � Patriots � 30 Att � 5.6 Avg � 168 Yds � 0 TD � 0 Rec � 0.0 Avg � 0 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1983 � Patriots � 106 Att � 5.5 Avg � 578 Yds � 4 TD � 10 Rec � 9.7 Avg � 97 Yds � 1 TD
            • 1984 � Patriots � 133 Att � 4.2 Avg � 553 Yds � 4 Td � 16 Rec � 9.9 Avg � 159 Yds � 4 TD
            • 1985 � Patriots � 47 Att � 3.2 Avg � 152 Yds � 2 Td � 2 Rec � 8.0 Avg � 16 Yds � 1 TD
            • 1986 � Patriots � 71 Att � 2.4 Avg � 172 Yds � 1 Td � 15 Rec � 9.7 Avg � 145 Yds � 1 Td
            • 1987 � Patriots � 79 Att � 3.1 Avg � 248 Yds � 0 TD � 15 Rec � 9.1 Avg � 136 Yds � 1 TD
            • 1988 � Patriots � 22 Att � 3.4 Avg � 75 Yds � 2 TD � 8 Rec � 7.2 Avg � 58 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1989 � Patriots � 11 Att � 3.5 Avg � 38 Yds � 0 TD � 10 Rec � 5.4 Avg � 54 Yds � 0 TD
            • 1990 � Patriots - *Did Not Play*
            • Career Totals � 596 Att � 3.6 Avg � 2359 Yds � 18 TD � 94 Rec � 8.9 Avg � 833 Yds � 10 TD
            • Real Life CT � 612 Att � 3.9 Avg � 2415 Yds � 18 TD � 96 Rec � 8.8 Avg � 843 Yds � 10 TD

            Info: Mosi Tatupu has had an unsung career with the New England Patriots. He is not known for his flashy running style although in the early 80�s he proved he could carry the football having three straight seasons with a 5.3+ yard per carry average. The man was mostly known for his toughness and blocking ability that really helped the Patriots when they needed it most. In real life Tatupu was picked up by the Rams in the off-season and spent his final season, 1991, backing up.


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              Oilers � Drew Hill � 34 Yrs Old � 12 Yrs Pro � 83 OVR
              Accolades: 1x NFC Championship (1979), 1x AFC Championship (1990), 2x Pro Bowl (1988, 1990)
              Statistics
              • 1979 � Rams � 4 Rec � 23.5 Avg � 94 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1980 � Rams � 19 Rec � 21.9 Avg � 416 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1981 � Rams � 16 Rec � 22.2 Avg � 355 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1982 � Rams � 7 Rec � 13.1 Avg � 92 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1983 � Rams - *Did Not Play*
              • 1984 � Rams � 14 Rec � 27.9 Avg � 390 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1985 � Oilers � 64 Rec � 18.3 Avg � 1169 Yds � 9 TD
              • 1986 � Oilers � 65 Rec � 17.1 Avg � 1112 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1987 � Oilers � 49 Rec � 20.2 Avg � 989 Yds � 6 TD
              • 1988 � Oilers � 72 Rec � 15.8 Avg � 1141 Yds � 10 TD
              • 1989 � Oilers � 66 Rec � 14.2 Avg � 938 Yds � 8 TD
              • 1990 � Oilers � 68 Rec � 14.2 Avg � 972 Yds � 12 TD
              • Career Totals � 444 Rec � 17.3 Avg - 7,668 Yds � 60 TD
              • Real Life CT � 634 Rec � 15.5 Avg � 9,831 Yds � 60 TD

              Info: Disappointing to see Drew Hill retired at 34 years old after he had one of the best years of his real life career in 1991, and still played until the end of �93. Hill started off with the rams always catching the deep ball, and it wasn�t until he moved to Houston did he finally break out. Last season Drew Hill may have just barely missed the 1k yard mark, but his 12 touchdowns were enough to prove to the league that he deserved to be in the Pro Bowl, as he got his 2nd Pro Bowl appearance. That 12 touchdown in-game performance made up for the 12 total touchdowns that Hill would have in real life between 1990 and 1993, leaving him with the same TD total in both real and in-game careers. (60)

              Bills � James Lofton � 34 Yrs Old � 13 Yrs Pro � 81 OVR
              Accolades: 1x NFC Championship (1991), 7x Pro Bowls (1978, 1980-1985, 1991), 3rd All-Time Receiving Yards.
              Statistics
              • 1978 � Packers � 46 Rec � 17.8 Avg � 818 Yds � 6 TD
              • 1979 � Packers � 54 Rec � 17.9 Avg � 968 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1980 � Packers � 71 Rec � 17.3 Avg � 1226 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1981 � Packers � 71 Rec � 18.2 Avg � 1294 Yds � 8 TD
              • 1982 � Packers � 35 Rec � 19.9 Avg � 696 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1983 � Packers � 58 Rec � 22.4 Avg � 1300 Yds � 8 TD
              • 1984 � Packers � 62 Rec � 22.0 Avg � 1361 Yds � 7 TD
              • 1985 � Packers � 69 Rec � 16.7 Avg � 1153 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1986 � Packers � 64 Rec � 13.1 Avg � 840 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1987 � Raiders � 41 Rec � 21.5 Avg � 880 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1988 � Raiders � 28 Rec � 19.6 Avg � 549 Yds �0 TD
              • 1989 � Bills � 8 Rec � 20.8 Avg � 166 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1990 � Bills � 61 Rec � 9.8 Avg � 603 Yds � 8 TD
              • Career Totals � 668 Rec � 17.7 Avg � 11,854 Yds � 65 TD
              • Real Life CT � 764 Rec � 18.3 Avg � 14,004 Yds � 75 TD

              Info: James Lofton unfortunately retired 3 years prior to his real retirement, but still had a solid career. One of the greatest deep threats of all time who managed a 17.7 average over his career. His 11,854 yards allowed him to retire 3rd all-time behind Steve Largent, Charlie Joiner, and Don Maynard.

              Cardinals � J.T. Smith � 35 Yrs Old � 13 Yrs Pro � 79 OVR
              Accolades: 2x Pro Bowls (1980, 1988)
              Statistics
              • 1978 � Chiefs/Redskins - *Did Not Play*
              • 1979 � Chiefs � 33 Rec � 13.5 Avg � 444 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1980 � Chiefs � 46 Rec � 14.2 Avg � 655 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1981 � Chiefs � 63 Rec � 13.5 Avg � 852 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1982 � Chiefs � 10 Rec � 16.8 Avg � 168 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1983 � Chiefs � 7 Rec � 12.1 Avg � 85 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1984 � Chiefs � 8 Rec � 8.6 Avg � 69 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1985 � Rams � 43 Rec � 13.5 Avg � 581 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1986 � Rams � 80 Rec � 12.7 Avg � 1014 Yds � 6 TD
              • 1987 � Rams � 91 Rec � 12.3 Avg � 1117 Yds � 8 TD
              • 1988 � Cardinals � 83 Rec � 11.9 Avg � 986 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1989 � Cardinals � 62 Rec � 12.6 Avg � 778 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1990 � Cardinals � 67 Rec � 9.3 Avg � 629 Yds � 3 TD
              • Career Totals � 593 Rec � 17.3 Avg - 7,378 Yds � 36 TD
              • Real Life CT � 544 Rec � 12.8 Avg � 6,974 Yds � 35 TD

              Info: It�s very rare when a wide receiver hits his peak past 30, but it appears that�s what J.T. Smith, and despite that decided to retire at age 35 despite a respectable 1990 season. Smith started off on the chiefs, playing second fiddle well before he got a chance as the #1 for the Rams in 1986 and 1987 hitting his career highs. A few seasons worth of games for the Cardinals and he decides to call it quits. The only knock on Smith is his touchdowns total as he never really had a nose for the endzone, in his 13 years pro, despite starting in nearly all seasons he only average just under 3 touchdowns a year.


              Colts � Stanley Morgan � 35 Yrs Old � 14 Yrs Pro � 72 OVR
              Accolades: 4x Pro Bowls (1979, 1980, 1986, 1987)
              Statistics
              • 1977 � Patriots � 21 Rec � 21.1 Avg � 443 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1978 � Patriots � 34 Rec � 24.1 Avg � 820 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1979 � Patriots � 44 Rec � 22.8 Avg � 1002 Yds � 12 TD
              • 1980 � Patriots � 45 Rec � 22.0 Avg � 991 Yds � 6 Td
              • 1981 � Patriots � 44 Rec � 23.4 Avg � 1029 Yds � 6 TD
              • 1982 � Patriots � 28 Rec � 20.9 Avg � 584 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1983 � Patriots � 58 Rec � 14.9 Avg � 863 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1984 � Patriots � 38 Rec � 18.7 Avg � 709 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1985 � Patriots � 39 Rec � 19.5 Avg � 760 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1986 � Patriots � 84 Rec � 17.8 Avg � 1491 Yds � 10 TD
              • 1987 � Patriots � 40 Rec � 16.8 Avg � 672 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1988 � Patriots � 31 Rec � 16.2 Avg � 502 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1989 � Patriots � 28 Rec � 17.4 Avg � 486 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1990 � Colts � 18 Rec -7.1 Avg � 79 Yds � 0 TD
              • Career Totals � 552 Rec � 17.3 Avg � 10,431 Yds � 67 TD
              • Real Life CT � 557 Rec � 19.2 Avg � 10,716 Yds � 72 TD

              Info: Stanley Morgan was one of the greatest receivers to catch a football that never got recognized. Morgan has an amazing ability to jump and get the deep ball. During his years with the Patriots he had some of the most outstanding seasons, specifically 1979 and 1981 where he had under 50 catches, but over 1000 yards and 18 combined touchdowns.


              Seahawks � Paul Skansi � 30 Yrs Old � 8 Yrs Pro � 68 OVR
              Accolades: None
              Statistics
              • 1983 � Steelers � 3 Rec � 13.0 Avg � 39 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1984 � Seahawks � 7 Rec � 12.1 Avg � 85 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1985 � Seahawks � 21 Rec � 12.8 Avg � 269 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1986 � Seahawks � 22 Rec � 12.3 Avg � 271 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1987 � Seahawks � 19 Rec � 10.9 Avg � 207 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1988 � Seahawks � 24 Rec � 9.9 Avg � 238 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1989 � Seahawks � 39 Rec � 12.5 Avg � 488 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1990 � Seahawks � 15 Rec � 6.5 Avg � 99 Yds � 1 TD
              • Career Totals � 150 Rec � 17.3 Avg - 1,696 Yds � 9 TD
              • Real Life CT � 166 Rec � 11.7 Avg � 1,950 Yds � 10 TD

              Info: Paul Skansi was a half decent backup that had his best year in 1989 where he had 488 yards and 5 touchdowns.


              Saints � Lonzell Hill � 33 Yrs Old � 4 Yrs Pro � 68 OVR
              Accolades: None
              Statistics
              • 1987 � Saints � 19 Rec � 16.9 Avg � 322 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1988 � Saints � 66 Rec � 10.7 Avg � 703 Yds � 7 TD
              • 1989 � Saints � 48 Rec � 13.2 Avg � 636 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1990 � Saints � 17 Rec � 12.9 Avg � 220 Yds � 0 TD
              • Career Totals � 150 Rec � 17.3 Avg - 1,881 Yds � 13 TD
              • Real Life CT � 136 Rec � 12.5 Avg � 1,696 Yds � 13 TD

              Info: Lonzell Hill retired in real life after only 4 seasons in the NFL, and surprisingly did the same in game as he had 4 years in NO where he had decent 1988 and 1989 seasons playing the #2 WR for the team.

              49ers � Michael Wilson � 32 Yrs Old � 10 Yrs Pro � 68 OVR
              Accolades: 3x Super Bowl Rings (1981, 1984, 1988)
              Statistics
              • 1981 � 49ers � 9 Rec � 13.9 Avg � 125 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1982 � 49ers � 6 Rec � 13.3 Avg � 80 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1983 � 49ers � 30 Rec � 14.4 Avg � 433 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1984 � 49ers � 17 Rec � 14.4 Avg � 245 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1985 � 49ers � 10 Rec � 16.5 Avg � 165 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1986 � 49ers � 9 Rec � 11.6 Avg � 104 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1987 � 49ers � 29 Rec � 15.5 Avg � 450 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1988 � 49ers � 33 Rec � 12.3 Avg � 405 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1989 � 49ers � 9 Rec � 11.4 Avg � 103 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1990 � 49ers � 13 Rec � 8.3 Avg � 109 Yds � 1 TD
              • Career Totals � 164 Rec � 17.3 Avg - 2,219 Yds � 16 TD
              • Real Life CT � 159 Rec � 13.8 Avg � 2,199 Yds � 15 TD

              Info: Michael Wilson was a 3rd string to 4th string wide receiver for the majority of his career, but he had the benefit of being one on a good team. Thanks to his fellow teammates Wilson aquired 3 super bowl victories riding the 49ers to the Super Bowl, with some key contributions in 1988.


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              Browns � Ozzie Newsome � 34 Yrs Old � 13 Yrs Pro � 84 OVR
              Accolades: 3x Pro Bowls (1981, 1984, 1985)
              Statistics
              • 1978 � Browns � 38 Rec � 15.5 Avg � 589 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1979 � Browns � 55 Rec � 14.2 Avg � 781 Yds � 9 TD
              • 1980 � Browns � 51 Rec � 11.6 Avg � 594 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1981 � Browns � 69 Rec � 14.5 Avg � 1002 Yds � 6 TD
              • 1982 � Browns � 49 Rec � 12.9 Avg � 633 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1983 � Browns � 89 Rec � 10.9 Avg � 970 Yds � 6 TD
              • 1984 � Browns � 89 Rec � 11.2 Avg � 1001 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1985 � Browns � 62 Rec � 11.5 Avg � 711 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1986 � Browns � 39 Rec � 10.7 Avg � 417 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1987 � Browns � 34 Rec � 11.0 Avg � 375 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1988 � Browns � 35 Rec � 9.8 Avg � 343 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1989 � Browns � 29 Rec � 11.2 Avg � 324 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1990 � Browns � 29 Rec � 6.7 Avg � 197 Yds � 0 TD
              • Career Totals � 668 Rec � 17.3 Avg - 7,937 Yds � 45 TD
              • Real Life CT � 662 Rec � 12.1 Avg � 7,980 Yds � 47 TD

              Info: Ozzie Newsome is one of the best tight ends to play the game and his career is coming to an end now after 13 solid seasons with the Cleveland Browns. With two back to back years of 89 receptions and over 1,900 yards he made a statement that year showing he could definitely play this game. The last few years for Newsome however have not been as successful, but then again neither has the entire Browns team.

              Redskins � Don Warren � 34 Yrs Old � 12 Yrs Pro � 78 OVR
              Accolades: 2x Super Bowl Rings (1982, 1987)
              Statistics
              • 1979 � Redskins � 26 Rec � 11.7 Avg � 303 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1980 � Redskins � 31 Rec � 10.4 Avg � 323 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1981 � Redskins � 29 Rec � 11.6 Avg � 335 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1982 � Redskins � 27 Rec � 11.5 Avg � 310 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1983 � Redskins � 20 Rec � 11.2 Avg � 225 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1984 � Redskins � 18 Rec � 10.7 Avg � 192 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1985 � Redskins � 15 Rec � 10.9 Avg � 163 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1986 � Redskins � 20 Rec � 8.2 Avg � 164 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1987 � Redskins � 7 Rec � 6.1 Avg � 43 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1988 � Redskins � 12 Rec � 9.3 Avg � 112 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1989 � Redskins � 15 Rec � 11.1 Avg � 167 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1990 � Redskins - *Did Not Play*
              • Career Totals � 220 Rec � 10.6 Avg � 2,337 Yds � 6 TD
              • Real Life CT � 244 Rec � 10.4 Avg � 2,536 Yds � 7 TD

              Info: Don Warren obviously is not a pass catching tight end. But throughout his career has done well in blocking, in fact great. With the Redskins he�s had the luxury of winning two Super Bowls in 1982 and 1987. He retired in-game 2 years earlier than he did in real life.

              Eagles � Mickey Shuler � 34 Yrs Old � 13 Yrs Pro � 76 OVR
              Accolades: 1x Super Bowl Ring (1990), 2x Pro Bowls (1986, 1988)
              Statistics
              • 1978 � Eagles � 11 Rec � 6.1 Avg � 67 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1979 � Eagles � 16 Rec � 14.1 Avg � 225 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1980 � Eagles � 22 Rec � 10.3 Avg � 226 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1981 � Eagles � 0 Rec � 0.0 Avg � 0 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1982 � Eagles � 8 Rec � 16.5 Avg � 132 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1983 � Eagles � 26 Rec � 10.5 Avg � 272 Yds � 1 TD
              • 1984 � Eagles � 68 Rec � 11.5 Avg � 782 Yds � 6 TD
              • 1985 � Eagles � 76 Rec � 11.6 Avg � 879 Yds � 7 TD
              • 1986 � Eagles � 69 Rec � 9.8 Avg � 675 Yds � 4 TD
              • 1987 � Eagles � 43 Rec � 10.1 Avg � 434 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1988 � Eagles � 70 Rec � 11.5 Avg � 805 Yds � 5 TD
              • 1989 � Eagles � 29 Rec � 11.1 Avg � 322 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1990 � Eagles � 22 Rec � 6.6 Avg � 146 Yds � 0 TD
              • Career Totals � 460 Rec � 10.6 Avg � 4,956 Yds � 37 TD
              • Real Life CT � 462 Rec � 11.0 Avg � 5,100 Yds � 37 TD

              Info: Mickey Shuler had a brief period where he was a top-notch tight end, from 1984 to 1988. He proved his pass catching ability with 4 out of 5 years with 65+ catches, and even had 2 Pro Bowl appearances. He also decided to retire on a high note as the Philadelphia Eagles won a Super Bowl this season, and as a result he felt after 13 years and this victory his NFL career was now complete.


              Seahawks � Mike Tice � 31 Yrs Old � 10 Yrs Pro � 62 OVR
              Accolades: None
              Statistics
              • 1981 � Seahawks � 5 Rec � 9.4 Avg � 47 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1982 � Seahawks � 9 Rec � 5.1 Avg � 46 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1983 � Seahawks � *Did Not Play*
              • 1984 � Seahawks � 8 Rec � 11.2 Avg � 90 Yds � 3 TD
              • 1985 � Seahawks � 2 Rec � 6.5 Avg � 13 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1986 � Seahawks � 15 Rec � 10.0 Avg � 150 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1987 � Seahawks � 14 Rec � 7.6 Avg � 106 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1988 � Seahawks � 29 Rec � 8.4 Avg � 244 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1989 � Redskins � 1 Rec � 2.0 Avg � 2 Yds � 0 TD
              • 1990 � Seahawks � *Did Not Play*
              • Career Totals � 83 Rec � 10.6 Avg � 698 Yds � 5 TD
              • Real Life CT � 107 Rec � 8.4 Avg � 894 Yds � 11 TD

              Info: Not a very illustrious career for Mike Tice. However the tight end did had a long career backing up for the Seahawks. He was pretty powerful and a decent blocker but never really showed much of a receiving ability.

              Cowboys � Steve Folsom � 32 Yrs Old � 5 Yrs Pro � 63 OVR
              Accolades: None
              Statistics
              • 1981 � Eagles - *Did Not Play*
              • 1982-1986 - *Did Not Play Football*
              • 1987 � Cowboys � *Did Not Play*
              • 1988 � Cowboys � 9 Rec � 9.3 Avg � 84 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1989 � Cowboys � 28 Rec � 9.5 Avg � 265 Yds � 2 TD
              • 1990 � Cowboys � 1 Rec � 3.0 Avg � 3 Yds � 0 TD
              • Career Totals � 38 Rec � 9.5 Avg � 352 Yds � 4 TD
              • Real Life CT � 37 Rec � 9.4 Avg � 349 Yds � 4 TD

              Info: Some probably wonder why Steve Folsom ever even decided to play football. After his rookie year with the Eagles in 1981, in which he never caught a ball, he left football until 1987, when he was signed by the Cowboys to play backup. He would proceed over the next 4 years combined to catch an average of 10 catches, and 1 touchdown a season before he announced his retirement this year.


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                Seahawks � Ronnie Lee � 35 Yrs Old � 5 Yrs Pro � 68 OVR
                Accolades: None
                Statistics
                • 1979 � Dolphins � 2 Rec � 7.0 Avg -14 Yds � 0 TD
                • 1980 � Dolphins � 7 Rec � 11.9 Avg � 83 Yds � 2 TD
                • 1981 � Dolphins � 14 Rec � 4.6 Avg � 64 Yds � 1 TD
                • 1982 � Dolphins � 2 Rec � 3.0 Avg � 6 Yds � 0 TD
                • 1983 � Falcons � N/A
                • 1984 � Dolphins � N/A
                • 1985 � Dolphins � N/A
                • 1986 � Dolphins � N/A
                • 1987 � Dolphins � N/A
                • 1988 � Dolphins � N/A
                • 1989 � Dolphins � N/A
                • 1990 � Seahawks � 7 Pancakes � 4 Sacks Allowed
                • Career Totals � 25 Rec � 6.7 Avg � 167 Yds � 3 TD � 7 pancakes � 4 Sacks Allowed
                • Real Life CT � Rec � 6.7 Avg � 167 Yds � 3 TD

                Info: Ronnie Lee is an interesting character. He started off his career as a tight end for the Miami Dolphins, backing up between 1979 and 1982. Then he went to the Falcons where they decided to try him out at an official offensive lineman position because of how good he was at blocking. Then after that one year, he returned to the Dolphins, this time staying at offensive tackle. He ended his career in 1990 with his only year as a Seahawk.

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                Cardinals � Eric Livingston � 34 Yrs Old � 12 Yrs Pro � 65 OVR

                Bears � Wayne Gandy � 34 Yrs Old � 11 Yrs Pro � 64 OVR

                Dolphins � Brian Harrison � 34 Yrs Old � 10 Yrs Pro � 63 OVR

                Lions � Mark Jeffries � 33 Yrs Old � 10 Yrs Pro � 61 OVR

                Bills � Marcus Patterson � 33 Yrs Old � 9 Yrs Pro � 55 OVR


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                Chiefs � Mike Webster � 39 Yrs Old � 17 Yrs Pro � 70 OVR
                Accolades: 4x Super Bowl Rings (1974, 1975, 1978, 1979), 9x Pro Bowls (1978-1985, 1987)
                Statistics
                • 1974 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1975 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1976 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1977 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1978 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1979 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1980 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1981 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1982 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1983 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1984 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1985 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1986 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1987 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1988 � Steelers � N/A
                • 1989 � Chiefs � N/A
                • 1990 � Chiefs � 12 Pancakes � 5 Sacks Allowed
                • Career Totals � 12 Pancakes � 5 Sacks Allowed
                • Real Life CT � N/A

                Info: Mike Webster is considered one of the best offensive linemen to have ever played in the NFL. His 15 years with the Pittsburgh Steelers, including a 8 consecutive season Pro Bowl start proved this. It�s a shame that offensive lineman statistics weren�t tracked back then because he would�ve been right up there. However two short injury-stinted years for the 39 year old with the Chiefs did not tarnish his accomplishments on his career. He had the luxury of being with the Steelers during their 4 Super Bowl victories, including in his rookie season.

                Seahawks � Trey Paige � 34 Yrs Old � 10 Yrs Pro � 46 OVR


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                Saints � Jason Fenner � 38 Yrs Old � 14 Yrs Pro � 62 OVR


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                  Chiefs � Mike Bell � 33 Yrs Old � 12 Yrs Pro � 65 OVR
                  Accolades: None
                  Statistics
                  • 1979 � Chiefs � __Tak - 0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF - 1 FR
                  • 1980 � Chiefs � __Tak - 0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1981 � Chiefs � __Tak - 0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1982 � Chiefs � __Tak - 0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1983 � Chiefs � __Tak - 10.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1984 � Chiefs � __Tak - 13.5 Sack � 0 Int � 1 FF � 2 FR
                  • 1985 � Chiefs � __Tak - 6 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1986 � Chiefs � *Did Not Play*
                  • 1987 � Chiefs � __Tak - 6.5 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 2 FR
                  • 1988 � Chiefs � __Tak - 2.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1989 � Chiefs � __Tak - 1.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1990 � Chiefs � 4 Tak � 1 Loss � 1 Sack � 1 FF � 0 FR � 0 Int
                  • Career Totals � 4 Tak � 1 Loss � 40.0 Sack � 2 FF � 9 FR � 0 Int
                  • Real Life CT � N/A Tak � N/A Loss � 40 Sack � 1 FF � 10 FR � 0 Int

                  Info: Mike Bell slowly worked his way into a starting position in 1983 and 984 for the Chiefs where he had a solid two years combining for 23.5 sacks. However he tapered off in 1985 with 6 and then was injured for the entire 1986 season. He came back to half form with a 6.5 sack season and then ended his career playing second fiddle in Kansas City. Bell retired with 40 sacks on his career and 10 fumbles recovered.


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                  Cardinals � Carl Hairston � 38 Yrs Old � 15 Yrs Pro � 69 OVR
                  Accolades: None
                  Statistics
                  • 1976 � Eagles � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1977 � Eagles � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1978 � Eagles � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1979 � Eagles � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF - 0 FR
                  • 1980 � Eagles � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1981 � Eagles � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1982 � Eagles � __Tak � 4.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 2 FR
                  • 1983 � Eagles � __Tak - 5.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 2 FR
                  • 1984 � Browns � __Tak - 4.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1985 � Browns � __Tak � 7.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1986 � Browns � __Tak � 9.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF - 1 FR
                  • 1987 � Browns � __Tak - 8.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1988 � Browns � __Tak - 3.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1989 � Browns � __Tak - 6.5 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1990 � Cardinals � 4 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int - 0 FF � 0 FR �
                  • Career Totals � 4 Tak �46.0 Sack � 1 Int - 0 FF � 10 FR
                  • Real Life CT � __Tak � 47.0 Sack � 1 Int - 0 FF � 10 FR � 0 Int

                  Info: Carl Hairston has been a serviceable defensive tackle for the Cleveland Browns between 1984 and 1989 where he hit his stride. He had spent the majority of his years with the Eagles riding the pine, and ended his career this season with his only year with the Cardinals as a backup defensive tackle. He retired with 46 sacks to his name and 10 fumbles recovered.


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                  Eagles � Al Harris � 34 Yrs Old � 12 Yrs Pro � 72 OVR
                  Accolades: 2x Super Bowl Rings (1985, 1990)
                  Statistics
                  • 1979 � Bears � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF - 0 FR
                  • 1980 � Bears � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1981 � Bears � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 3 FR
                  • 1982 � Bears � __Tak � 3.5 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1983 � Bears � __Tak - 6.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1984 � Bears � __Tak - 2.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1985 � Bears � *Did Not Play*
                  • 1986 � Bears � __Tak � 2.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF - 0 FR
                  • 1987 � Bears � __Tak - 1.5 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1988 � Bears � __Tak - 3.5 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 3 FR
                  • 1989 � Eagles � __Tak - 2.5 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 2 FR
                  • 1990 � Eagles � 26 Tak � 1.0 Sack � 0 Int - 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • Career Totals � 26 Tak �22.0 Sack � 1 Int - 0 FF � 10 FR
                  • Real Life CT � __Tak � 21.0 Sack � 4 Int - __FF � 10 FR � 0 Int � 1 TD

                  Info: Al Harris has been a decent linebacker during his times. He played for the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1988, and then ended his career with two seasons as an Eagle backing up Seth Joyner. The one year that Harris was injured for the seasons (1985) just happened to be the year the Bears won the Super Bowl, he vowed he�d get a chance to play it that game before he retired, and luckily it did happen before he did. Last season he was a member of the Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles.


                  Giants � Larry Mcgrew � 34 Yrs Old � 11 Yrs Pro � 68 OVR
                  Accolades: None
                  Statistics
                  • 1980 � Patriots � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1981 � Patriots � *Did Not Play
                  • 1982 � Patriots � __Tak � 1.5 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1983 � Patriots � __Tak - 2.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1984 � Patriots � __Tak - 0.5 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1985 � Patriots � __Tak � 1.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 2 FR
                  • 1986 � Patriots � __Tak � 1.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF - 0 FR
                  • 1987 � Patriots � __Tak - 1.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1988 � Patriots � __Tak - 2.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • 1989 � Patriots � __Tak - 4.5 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                  • 1990 � Giants � 4 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int - 0 FF � 0 FR
                  • Career Totals � 4 Tak �13.0 Sack � 6 Int - 0 FF � 5 FR
                  • Real Life CT � __Tak � 13.0 Sack � 6 Int - __FF � 5 FR � 0 Int

                  Info: Larry McGrew played 10 years with the Patriots before being released and spending his last NFL season as a backup for the New York Giants.


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                    Browns � Raymond Clayborn � 35 Yrs Old � 14 Yrs Pro � 81 OVR
                    Accolades: 3x Pro Bowls (1983, 1985, 1986)
                    Statistics
                    • 1977 � Patriots � 23 Tak � 1.0 Sack � 0 Int � 1 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1978 � Patriots � 68 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 4 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                    • 1979 � Patriots � 80 Tak � 1.0 Sack � 5 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1980 � Patriots � 55 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 5 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                    • 1981 � Patriots � 81 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 2 FR
                    • 1982 � Patriots � 42 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                    • 1983 � Patriots � 75 Tak - 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1984 � Patriots � 62 Tak - 0.0 Sack � 3 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1985 � Patriots � 57 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 6 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1986 � Patriots � 49 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 3 Int � 0 FF - 2 FR
                    • 1987 � Patriots � 30 Tak - 0.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                    • 1988 � Patriots � 42 Tak - 0.0 Sack � 4 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1989 � Patriots � 35 Tak - 0.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1990 � Browns � 36 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 1 Int - 0 FF � 1 FR � 4 Deflect
                    • Career Totals - 735 Tak �2.0 Sack � 37 Int - 1 FF � 9 FR � 4 Deflect
                    • Real Life CT � 753 Tak � 2.0 Sack � 36 Int � 1 FF � 8 FR � 1 TD

                    Info: A three-time Pro Bowl selection signed with the Browns as a Plan B free agent in 1990. He finished the season as the second among active AFC players in interceptions with 37. Clayborn was a solid cornerback for the Patriots for 13 years and that�s where he�ll likely find his claim to fame in the future. It�s sad to see a stalwart veteran like Clayborn leave. In real life Clayborn stuck around for the 1991 season with the Browns before retiring after an injury in the 1st game of the season that kept him out all year, enticing his decision to retire.

                    49ers � Eric Wright � 31 Yrs Old � 10 Yrs Pro � 69 OVR
                    Accolades: 3x Super Bowl Rings (1981, 1984, 1988), 2x Pro Bowl (1984, 1985)
                    Statistics
                    • 1981 � 49ers � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 3 Int � 0 FF � 2 FR
                    • 1982 � 49ers � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1983 � 49ers � __Tak - 0.0 Sack � 7 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR � 2 TD
                    • 1984 � 49ers � __Tak - 0.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1985 � 49ers � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 1 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1986 � 49ers � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF - 0 FR
                    • 1987 � 49ers � __Tak - 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1988 � 49ers � __Tak - 0.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                    • 1989 � 49ers � __ Tak - 0.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1990 � 49ers � 22 Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int - 2 FF � 0 FR � 3 Deflect
                    • Career Totals - 22 Tak �0.0 Sack � 18 Int - 2 FF � 4 FR � 2 TD - 4 Deflect
                    • Real Life CT � __ Tak � 0.0 Sack � 18 Int � 0 FF � 5 FR � 2 TD

                    Info: Eric Wright played cornerback for the San Francisco 49ers from 1981 to 1990. During that time he went to two Pro Bowls (1984 and 1985) as well as partook in the team�s 3 Super Bowl victories, earning himself a ring for each. The best season of Wright�s career was one of his pro-bowl less years when in 1983 he had 7 interceptions, and returned 2 of them back for touchdowns.


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                    Raiders � Mike Harden � 31 Yrs Old � 11 Yrs Pro � 86 OVR
                    Accolades: 3x Super Bowl Rings (1981, 1984, 1988), 2x Pro Bowl (1984, 1985)
                    Statistics
                    • 1980 � Broncos - __ Tak � 0.0 Sack � 0 Int � 1 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1981 � Broncos � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                    • 1982 � Broncos � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                    • 1983 � Broncos � __Tak - 0.0 Sack � 4 Int � 0 FF � 2 FR
                    • 1984 � Broncos � __Tak - 0.0 Sack � 6 Int � 1 FF � 2 FR � 1 TD
                    • 1985 � Broncos � __Tak � 1.0 Sack � 5 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR � 1 TD
                    • 1986 � Broncos � __Tak � 0.0 Sack � 6 Int � 0 FF - 0 FR � 2 TD
                    • 1987 � Broncos � __Tak - 0.0 Sack � 4 Int � 0 FF � 1 FR
                    • 1988 � Broncos � __Tak - 0.0 Sack � 4 Int � 1 FF � 0 FR
                    • 1989 � Raiders � __ Tak - 0.0 Sack � 2 Int � 0 FF � 3 FR
                    • 1990 � Raiders � 50 Tak � 2.0 Sack � 3 Int - 1 FF � 0 FR � 3 Deflect
                    • Career Totals - 50 Tak �3.0 Sack � 38 Int - 4 FF � 11 FR � 4 TD - 3 Deflect
                    • Real Life CT � __ Tak � 1.0 Sack � 38 Int � 3 FF � 11 FR � 4 TD

                    Info: Mike Harden is a very underrated linebacker that was a key to much of the Broncos success in the mid 1980�s. Specifically his 1984-1986 seasons where Harden hit his peak with 17 interceptions and 4 touchdowns in that 3 year span at the Strong Saftey position. Harden spent the final two years of his career with the Raiders, last season garnering 50 tackles and 3 interceptions. Many were surprised by Harden�s decision to retire at only 31 years old, but he has made his decision.


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                    Jets � Pat Leahy � 40 Yrs Old � 17 Yrs Pro � 80 OVR
                    Accolades: None
                    Statistics
                    • 1974 � Jets � 6 of 11 Fg � 54.5% - 45 Lg � 18 of 19 Xp � 94.7%
                    • 1975 � Jets � 13 of 21 Fg � 61.9% - 47 Lg � 27 of 30 Xp � 90.0%
                    • 1976 � Jets � 11 of 16 Fg � 68.8% - 47 Lg � 16 of 20 Xp � 80.0%
                    • 1977 � Jets � 15 of 25 Fg � 60.0% - 48 Lg � 18 of 21 Xp � 85.7%
                    • 1978 � Jets � 22 of 30 Fg � 73.3% - 47 Lg � 41 of 42 Xp � 97.6%
                    • 1979 � Jets � 8 of 13 Fg � 61.5% - 34 Lg � 12 of 15 Xp � 80.0%
                    • 1980 � Jets � 14 of 22 Fg � 63.6% - 49 Lg � 36 of 36 Xp � 100%
                    • 1981 � Jets � 25 of 36 Fg � 69.4% - 49 Lg � 38 of 39 Xp � 97.4%
                    • 1982 � Jets � 11 of 17 Fg � 64.7% - 49 Lg � 26 of 31 Xp � 83.9%
                    • 1983 � Jets � 16 of 24 Fg � 66.7% - 49 Lg � 36 of 37 Xp � 97.3%
                    • 1984 � Jets � 17 of 24 Fg � 70.8% - 52 Lg � 38 of 39 Xp � 97.4%
                    • 1985 � Jets � 26 of 34 Fg � 76.5% - 55 Lg � 43 of 45 Xp � 95.6%
                    • 1986 � Jets � 16 of 19 Fg � 84.2% - 50 Lg � 44 of 44 Xp � 100%
                    • 1987 � Jets � 18 of 22 Fg � 81.8% - 42 Lg � 31 of 31 Xp � 100%
                    • 1988 � Jets � 23 of 28 Fg � 82.1% - 48 Lg � 43 of 43 Xp � 100%
                    • 1989 � Jets � 14 of 21 Fg � 66.7% - 46 Lg � 29 of 30 Xp � 96.7%
                    • 1990 � Jets � 22 of 31 Fg � 70.0% - na Lg � 26 of 27 Xp � 96.3%
                    • Career Totals � 277 of 394 Fg � 70.3% - 55 Lg � 522 of 549 Xp � 95.1%
                    • Real Life CT � 304 of 426 Fg � 71.4% - 55 Lg � 558 of 584 Xp � 95.5%

                    Info Pat Leahy has been kicking for a long time in the league, 17 years to be exact. And in real life he even squeaked out the 1991 season before deciding to call it quits at (the then age) of 41. Leahy was never considered and amazing kicker. He only really had three decent years from 1986 through 1988 where he had an 80+ field goal percentage. Otherwise he spent 9 out of the first 10 years of his career under 70%, including a 54.5% rookie year. Leahy also missed a decent amount of extra points over the years as well, 27 to be exact.


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                      1991 NFL Draft Top 10 Prospects

                      Note: Alright we're going to change this up from reality. Instead of say Dan McGwire being the #1 QB drafted for example, the #1 rated QB will be who turned out to be #1 in real life, Brett Favre. This is so those players will at least be up there in the Madden reality. Otherwise guys like Tom Brady etc would never amount to anything in Madden because 7th rounders aren't rated well.

                      Quarterbacks
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                      1. Brett Favre - Southern Mississippi
                      2. Paul Justin - Arizona State
                      3. Scott Zolak - Maryland
                      4. Todd Marinovich - USC
                      5. Dan McGwire - San Diego State
                      6. Bill Musgrave - Oregon
                      7. Pat O'Hara - USC
                      8. Browning Nagel - Louisville
                      9. Donald Hollas - Rice
                      10. Shawn Moore - Virginia


                      Runningbacks
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                      1. Ricky Watters - Notre Dame
                      2. Eric Pegram - North Texas
                      3. Harvey Williams - Louisiana State
                      4. Leonard Russell - Arizona State
                      5. Leroy Thompson - Penn State
                      6. Ricky Ervins - USC
                      7. Howard Griffith - Illinois
                      8. Fred McAfee - Mississippi College
                      9. Jon Vaughn - Michigan
                      10. Eric Bienemy - Colorado

                      Fullbacks
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                      1. Bob Christian - Northwestern
                      2-10. None

                      Wide Receiver
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                      1. Herman Moore - Virginia
                      2. Keenan McCardell - UNLV
                      3. Ed McCaffery - Stanford
                      4. Jake Reed - Grambling
                      5. Yancey Thigpen - Winston-Salem State
                      6. Jeff Graham - Ohio State
                      7. Shawn Jefferson - Central Florida
                      8. Michael Jackson - Southern Mississippi
                      9. Raghib Ismail - Notre Dame
                      10. Mike Pritchard - Colorado

                      Tight End
                      =======================
                      1. Ben Coates - Livingston College
                      2. Kerry Cash - Texas
                      3. Andrew Glover - Grambling
                      4. Keith Cash - Texas
                      5. Ted Popson - Portland State
                      6. Reggie Johnson - Florida State
                      7. Duane Young - Michigan State
                      8. Adrian Cooper - Oklahoma
                      9. Jerry Evans - Toledo
                      10. Stephen Clark - Texas

                      Offensive Linemen
                      =============================
                      1. T - Erik Williams - Central State, Ohio
                      2. T- Pat Harlow - Southern California
                      3. G - Joe Valerio - Pennsylvania
                      4. G - Kevin Donnalley - North Carolina
                      5. T - Ed King - Auburn
                      6. C - John Flannery - Syracuse
                      7. G - Calvin Stephens - South Carolina
                      8. T - Charles McRae - Tennessee
                      9. T - Antone Davis - Tennessee
                      10. T - Stan Thomas - Texas

                      Defensive Linemen
                      ==============================
                      1. DE - Michael Sinclair - Eastern New Mexico
                      2. DT - Eric Swann - None
                      3. DE - Russell Maryland - Miami
                      4. DT - Leon Lett - Emporia State
                      5. DT - Kelvin Pritchett - Mississippi
                      6. DE - Robert Young - Mississippi State
                      7. DT - Keith Traylor - Central Oklahoma
                      8. DT - Nolan Harrison - Indiana
                      9. DT - Chris Zorich - Notre Dame
                      10. DE - Moe Gardner - Illinois

                      Linebackers
                      ========================
                      1. MLB - Bryan Cox - Western Illinois
                      2. MLB - Roman Phifer - UCLA
                      3. OLB - Mo Lewis - Georgia
                      4. OLB - William Thomas - Texas A&M
                      5. MLB - Corey Miller - South Carolina
                      6. OLB - Alfred Williams - Colorado
                      7. OLB - Mike Croel - Nebraska
                      8. OLB - Carlos Jenkins - Michigan State
                      9. OLB - Dixon Edwards - Michigan State
                      10. OLB - Godfrey Miles - Florida

                      Cornerbacks
                      =========================
                      1. Darryll Lewis - Arizona
                      2. Merton Hanks - Iowa
                      3. Jimmy Spencer - Florida
                      4. Todd Lyght - Notre Dame
                      5. Larry Brown - Texas Christian
                      6. Steve Jackson - Purdue
                      7. Jerome Henderson - Clemson
                      8. Bruce Pickens - Nebraska
                      9. Vinnie Clark - Ohio State
                      10. Fernandus Vinson - North Carolina State

                      Safties
                      =====================
                      1. Aeneas Williams - Southern U.
                      2. Eric Turner - UCLA
                      3. Stanley Richard - Texas
                      4. Henry Jones - Illinois
                      5. Marcus Robertson - Iowa State
                      6. Charles Mincy - Washington
                      7. Marty Carter - Middle Tennessee State
                      8. Jesse Campbell - North Carolina State
                      9. Mike Dumas - Indiana
                      10. Harry Colon - Missouri

                      Kicker
                      ======================
                      1. John Kasay - Georgia
                      2. Richie Andrews - Florida State
                      3. Robbie Keen - California
                      4-10. None

                      Punter
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                      1. Chris Gardocki - Clemson
                      2. Jeff Fite - Memphis State
                      3. Brian Greenfield - Pittsburgh
                      4. Cris Shale - Bowling Green
                      5. Paul Alsbury - Southwest Texas State
                      6-10. None


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                        Chargers and Redskins Expected to Splash in Free Agency
                        AP - The San Diego Chargers and the Washington Redskins should improve for this upcoming season because they are fully expecting to make their own splashes in the free agent market this off-season. Both the Chargers and Redskins have over $15 million in cap space. Although this is partly due to the fact that San Diego is allowing QB Mark Vlasic, LE, Lee Williams, WR Quinn Early, and FS Vencie Glenn all test the free agency markets, despite the outstanding 1990 season the Chargers had. Meanwhile the Washington Redskins had just made some very smart contract decisions in the previous seasons that have left them looking. So far there are already a few free agents visiting both teams and playing with the idea of signing with them.

                        The San Diego Chargers have had numerous vistors already, namely the veteran Patriots quarterback, Marc Wilson, who just had his greatest NFL season at the age of 33. This is heating up even more speculation that Vlasic will not re-sign with San Diego despite what he did for the team. The Chargers are also entertaining the likes of former 49ers tackle, Bubba Paris, and ex-Packers linebacker, who had an amazing 1990 campaign, Tim Harris. At the same position as Harris Van Waiters was seen canoodling in the park with Charger management along with Joe Mott. Veteran free saftey, Felix Wright recently aquired a phone call from the Chargers general manager which is also sparking rumors that even Vencie Glenn will not return. Meahwhile at strong saftey, argueable, one of the best free agent players available, Thane Gash recently returned from his outing in San Diego and said he was very impressed with what he saw, and felt it would be a major step up from Cleveland.

                        At the same time the Washington Redskins were certainly not turning a blind eye to free agents as they welcomed many key players with open arms. Veteran backup quarterback Jeff Kemp was given a visit to potentially play behind Mark Rypien due to their release of Stan Humprhies. Meanwhile Roger Craig was seen in town kicking around the idea of signing with the Redskins after his surprise release by the 49ers. Argueable the best available wide receiver, Roy Green, was seen eating on the Redskins dime at a local high-profile diner. Pro bowl defensive tackle, Keith Millard was also visiting the Redskins, his 3rd team in 3 weeks (Packers & Bills). The best linebacker in free agency, Eugene Lockheart was also enjoying the local San Diego beaches recently. The Redskins want a right outside linebacker and brought both John Grimsley and Bobby Houston in as their guests of honor, with Vencie Glenn hopping across the country as well.

                        All in all the Chargers and Redskins have been very busy entertaining the league's best available players. Although the free agency period is just beginning, and with the upcoming NFL Draft the decisions that both teams make could drastically change, only time will tell.


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                          1991 NFL Draft - Round 1


                          Best Pick: 17th - Bengals - FS - Aeneas Williams
                          Williams dropped far to the 17th overall pick in the 1991 NFL Draft. But the Bengals were certainly happy to receive him. Williams is the future at saftey for the Bengals, and there's no doubt that he will succeed in the NFL.

                          Worst Pick: 27th - Oilers - RE - Robert Young
                          While Robert Young is not a bad pick, he was projected to be a late 2nd rounder. That being said the Oilers left many better players in more pressing positions on the board when they selected Young. These aren't the kinds of moves that a defending AFC Champion Oilers need to make if they want to get back there again this year.

                          Info: Well the 1991 first round was surprising as the first two picks saw players go to the real teams that they went to in real life (even if Farve was actually a 2nd rounder to the Falcons in RL). Brett Favre, the highest rated QB coming out of college was picked #1 overall, and Jets linebacker Mo Lewis taken at #2. Herman Moore was picke up by the Bears at #5 and that should be interesting to see how they develop as the Bears never really had any solid receivers until 3-4 years from now with the aquistions of both Curtis Conway and Jeff Graham. Ricky Watters was snagged by the Rams at #8 and it was actually a horrible pick as Madden's draft logic started to enter. The Rams have two runningbacks rated higher than Watters (C.Warner, C.Gary) so there's doubt that Watters will see much, if any, playing time in his rookie season, possibly stunting his progression. Eric Swann was a steal at 84 Ovr for a #9 pick Cowboys offer. Russell Maryland will really help develop an already studly Saints defense. Paul Justin will actually end up battling with Jeff Hostetler for the #1 quarterback spot for the Giants due to Phil Simms retirement. Justin's real life NFL career was short lived as he backed up with the Bengals and Colts before fading into obscurity. Darryll Lewis will be a solid future corner for the Lions along with teammate Bruce McNorton. Harvey Williams was picked up by the Bills to backup for Thurman Thomas. Meanwhile Leonard Russell has a good shot at starting in Green Bay as they still aren't sold on a runningback. Eric Turner will, at the moment, be starting at the saftey spot for San Diego Chargers barring any free agent aquisitions as they've released Vencie Glenn. Meanwhile the final pick of the 1st round of the 1991 NFL Draft went to the world champion Philadelphia Eagles as they selected a (at the time) young star cornerback, Merton Hanks.


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                            1991 NFL Draft - Round 2


                            Best Pick: 16th (44th) - Chiefs - TE - Ben Coates
                            Ben Coates is the most highly touted tight end to ever enter into the NFL. People are already talking about him as one of the greatest to play before he has even touched an official NFL football. The Chiefs were elated to find that he had lasted until their second round selection, and snagged the opportunity to bring a new face to their offense.

                            Worst Pick: 1st/2nd/6th/26th - K - John Kasay/Richie Andrews/Robbie Keen/Jeff Emanuel
                            Horrible draft decisions by the Falcons, Jets, Cardinals, and Chargers saw them all quickly select the only available kickers...in the 2nd round. The hardest blow was the San Diego Chargers slecting Jeff Emanuel (58 Ovr) with other quality players like Nolan Harrison/Ed McCaffrey/Jake Reed/Todd Lyght/Marcus Robertson, etc available on the board. There is no reason that any of these teams should've selected kickers this early in the draft, even if John Kasay could progress nicely for the Falcons, it still doesn't warrent a 2nd round 1st pick selection when there are many other pressing needs.

                            Info: I was once again disappointed in Madden's draft logic as 4 kickers all went (in real life only 3 kickers were taken so everybody after Robbie Keen will keep there madden gen. names). Howard Griffith was a solid pickup for the Vikings that should help greatly in the running game as his blocking skills will help develop a returning from injury Herschel Walker. Henry Jones was a steal for the Raiders this late, as he was projected to be a 1st rounder. Roman Phifer will attempt to fill in the void left by a released Eugene Lockhart. Meanwhile the New York Giants may have found their future wide receiver threat as they picked up Keenan McCardell in the middle of the 2nd. Ben Coates was an absolute steal for the Chiefs, however their run-heavy offense may not let him see as many passes as he would like. Bob Christian was a solid selection by the Detroit Lions as they now have a true fullback to help advance Barry Sanders even more. The Bills are surprisingly loading up on runningbacks as they select Ricky Ervins who will likely play 3rd string behind Thurman Thomas and 1st round pick, Harvey Williams. Bill Musgrave will be the Oilers new 3rd string quarterback in a selection that most Houston fans bawked at. Meanwhile the Eagles ended the round with their selection of defensive tackle Nolan Harrison to play behind Clyde Simmons and Jerome Brown.


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                              1991 NFL Draft - Round 3


                              Best Pick: 23rd - (69th) - Bills - WR - Jeff Graham
                              With the retirement of James Lofton the Bills are going to need somebody to fill his void, and they think they've got it in Jeff Graham. What makes this pick so good is that they managed to get a wide receiver of his caliber this late in the draft. With McCafferey, Thigpen, and Reed all taken before the Bills held out and got who they think is the best of all of them.

                              Worst Pick: 4th - (60th) - Vikings - QB - Pat O'Hara
                              The Vikings do indeed need help at the quarterback spot as Rich Gannon and Wade Wilson didn't exactly tear up the charts. Pat O'Hara could be a servicable quarterback in the future (70 OVR) but the fact that he was taken 12 picks before Browning Nagle to has much better skills (77 Ovr) leaves this pick looking as bad as it was.

                              Info: The remaining middle linebackers pretty much didn't contribute much in the NFL, but the madden ratings may change that for them as the Jets went linebacker again, this time with Derrick Brownlow who came out at 76 overall. The Bears took yet another wide receiver to add to their surprising and growing corps with Herman Moore. Todd Lyght could be the future at corner for the Saints as they need some help there. Meanwhile the kicker fiasco continues as the Seahawks selected a horrible 52 ovr kicker with the 22nd pick in the 3rd round with quality players like Ted Washington, Shawn Jefferson, Michael Jackson, Andrew Glover, Aaron Craver, and Phil Hanson just picks away from being taken, still on the board.


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                                1991 NFL Draft - Round 4


                                Best Pick: 16th - (100th) - Chiefs - RE - Phil Hansen
                                Info: Phil Hansen should help the Chiefs defensive line out in the future. Taken in the middle of the 4th makes Hansen a steal. He has all the skills and tools to be a solid defensive lineman in the future

                                Worst Pick: 24th - (108th) - Lions - CB - Darryl Wren
                                Info: The Lions went ahead and took Darryl Wren in the 4th round a lot earlier than they should have. Not only will Wren probably not pan out a significant corner in the league, but there were still far better corners available for the picking on the board as well.

                                Info: The bad drafting CPU continues as the punters went this time. Two who were in the 50's. However there were some solid pickups like Ted Washington by the Dolphins. The Dolphins have significantly impacted their defensive line in this draft with the selectiongs of Michael Sinclaire, Moe Gardner, and Ted Washington. If they all pan out anywhere near to their NFL success they will be the best DL in the league. The Vikings added a solid receiver in Shawn Jefferson who should help them out in the future, however the Raiders picked up a slightly better Michael Jackson who will hopefully progress nicely. The Rams wnet the tight end route picking up Andrew Glover. Meanwhile Nick Bell was picked up by the Giants to backup their potential new starter Rodney Hampton. Andy Harmon will be a solid pickup for the Steelers defensive tackle spot, but will be their 3rd string. Raghib Ismail was a big steal for the Bills that late in the draft. His blazing speed could be a difference maker if he can progress his receiving abilities.


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