Remember The 90's?: Re-Living Greatness

[young2rice]

This is actually running on Madden 2004 on the PC heh.

The latest version I have is 09 on the 360 but it took so long to create the initial rosters that I stuck with it. Plus it's much easier for things like pictures/stats and stuff on the PC than the consoles.

I'll try to put something up today.

 

[young2rice]

1992 - Week 11 Wrap up
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Week 11 Games
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(4-5) -

- 17 - Vs - 36 -

(6-3)
P.O.T.G. - LB - Seth Joyner (12 Tak - 3 Loss - 1 FF - 1 FR - 2 Def - 1 Int - 1 TD)

o.t. (6-3) -

- 31 - Vs - 25 -

- (6-3) o.t.
P.O.T.G. - WR - Michael Irvin (6 Rec - 21.3 Avg - 128 Yds - 1 TD - 0 Drop)

(4-5) -

- 30 - Vs - 27 -

- (3-6)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Jerry Rice (11 Rec - 14.4 Avg - 158 Yds - 1 TD - 0 Drop)

(6-3) -

- 23 - Vs - 16 -

(1-8)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Jeff Graham (5 Rec - 16.8 Avg - 84 Yds - 1 TD)

(7-2) -

- 24 - Vs - 15 -

(5-4)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Brett Favre (16 of 29 Att - 55.2% - 162 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(6-3) -

- 6 - Vs - 17 -

(6-3)
P.O.T.G. - CB - Robert Massey (4 Tak - 2 Def - 1 Int - 1 TD)

(7-2) -

- 29 - Vs - 14 -

(7-2)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Billy Joe Tolliver (18 of 35 Att - 51.4% - 210 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int)

(6-3) -

- 24 - Vs - 9 -

(3-6)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Christian Okoye (34 Att - 4.2 Avg - 144 Yds - 1 TD)

(5-4) -

- 30 - Vs - 19 -

(4-5)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Vinny Testaverde (15 of 32 Att - 46.9% - 220 Yds - 2 TD - 2 Int)

(5-4) -

- 22 - Vs - 3 -

(3-6)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Neal Anderson (37 Att - 3.3 Avg - 121 Yds - 1 TD - 4 Rec - 9.8 Avg - 39 Yds)

(6-3) -

- 41 - Vs - 27 -

(5-4)
P.O.T.G. - KR - Mel Gray (6 KR - 28.7 Avg - 172 Yds - 3 PR - 57.7 Avg - 173 Yds - 2 TD)

(5-4) -

- 26 - Vs - 27 -

(6-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Boomer Esiason (21 of 31 Att - 67.7% - 273 Yds - 4 TD - 0 Int)

Bye Weeks - Dolphins / Oilers / Patriots / Saints

News & Notes
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Career Firsts
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None


Complaining About Not Starting
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None


Players of the Week
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Offensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rsh|Avh|Yds|TD

|QB|Boomer Esiason|21|31|67.7|273|4|0|0|0|0|0
[/table]

Defensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|LB|Seth Joyner|12|3|0|1|1|1|2|1
[/table]

Top 3 Performances
================================
QB
========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=50em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rush|Avg|Yds|TD

|QB|Boomer Esiason|21|31|67.7|273|4|0|na|na|na|na

|QB|Billy Joe Tolliver|18|35|51.4|210|3|0|na|na|na|na

|QB|Ken O'Brien|26|39|66.7|304|2|0|na|na|na|na
[/table]

HB
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[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Att|Avg|Yds|TD|Fum|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD

|HB|Christian Okoye|34|4.2|144|1|0|0|0.0|0|0|

|HB|Neal Anderson|37|3.3|121|1|0|4|9.8|39|0|

|HB|Ricky Watters|24|4.0|97|2|0|1|13.0|13|0|
[/table]

WR
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|Drop

|WR|Jerry Rice|11|14.4|158|1|0

|WR|Michael Irvin|6|21.3|128|1|1

|WR|Webster Slaughter|7|16.7|117|1|1
[/table]

DL
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD|Safety

|DE|Robert Brown|3|2|2|0|0|0|1|0|0

|DT|Keith Hamilton|2|2|2|0|0|0|0|0|0

|DT|Steve McMichael|7|2|1|0|0|0|0|0|0
[/table]

LB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|OLB|Seth Joyner|12|3|0|1|1|1|2|1|

|MLB|Ervin Randle|12|2|1|1|0|0|1|1 Sfty|

|MLB|Johnny Rembert|16|2|1|0|0|0|1|0|
[/table]

DB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|CB|Robert Massey|4|0|0|0|0|1|2|1|

|CB|Chris Gode|4|0|0|0|0|1|1|1|

|S|Ray Horton|15|2|1|1|0|0|1|0|
[/table]

Injuries

===================================

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[young2rice]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Mark Vlasic|+1|84||QB|Stan Humphries|-1|80
WR|Herman Moore|+1|83||WR|Eddie Brown|+1|89
LE|Trace Armstrong|+1|84||C|Bruce Kozerski|+1|88
LE|Gerald Robinson|+1|79||CB|Carl Carter|+1|85
RE|Terry Price|+2|74||SS|Ralph Dixon|-1|74
DT|William Perry|+2|88
DT|Steve McMichael|+3|84
DT|Tim Ryan|+5|74
LOLB|Jim Morrissey|+2|88
LOLB|Kurt Barber|+2|72
LOLB|Andre Powell|+4|68
MLB|Donald Jones|+2|79
ROLB|Ron Rivera|+1|86
CB|Lamuel Stinson|+1|90
CB|John Mangum|+2|79
FS|Jeff Donaldson|+3|78
SS|Mark Carrier|+1|92
SS|Maurice Douglass|+3|83
SS|David Tate|+4|79
P|Maury Buford|+2|89
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
WR|Jeff Graham|+2|83||HB|Eric Pegram|+2|80
TE|Keith McKeller|+1|89||HB|Leroy Thompson|+1|79
LT|Will Woolford|+1|95||FB|Buford McGee|+2|87
RG|Mitch Frerotte|+1|86||WR|Ricky Nattiel|+1|78
RT|Howard Ballard|+1|96||TE|Shannon Sharpe|+1|89
LE|Dexter Manley|+2|80||LG|Jim Juriga|+1|85
MLB|Shane Conlan|+1|96||C|Mike Baab|+1|90
ROLB|Cornelius Bennett|+1|99||RG|Doug Widell|+1|90
FS|Vencie Glenn|+1|97||RG|Duval Love|+2|86
K|Jason Staurovsky|+2|83||RT|Ken Lanier|+1|89
P|Joe Prokop|+1|88||LE|Jacob Green|+2|91
|||||RE|Ron Holmes|+2|91
|||||DT|Greg Kragan|+1|89
|||||LOLB|Tim Lucas|+3|76
|||||MLB|Karl Mecklenburg|+1|99
|||||MLB|Jeff Mills|+4|81
|||||CB|Tyrone Braxton|+1|94
|||||CB|Steve Jackson|+2|82
|||||FS|Dennis Smith|+2|91
|||||FS|Harry Colon|+3|78
|||||K|David Treadwell|+1|89
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Chris Chandler|+2|81||HB|Vince Workman|-1|73
QB|Scott Campbell|-1|76||LE|Michael Bankston|+3|82
RG|Gerald Williamson|-1|69||RE|Ray Seals|+2|86
LOLB|William Thomas|+1|87||DT|Reggie N. White|+1|87
CB|Tony Stargell|+1|86||DT|Curt Jarvis|+1|79
K|Matt Bahr|-1|81||MLB|Derrick Brownlow|+2|78
|||||ROLB|John Grimsley|+1|91
|||||CB|Tim McKyer|+1|92
|||||CB|Rodney Rice|+2|83
|||||FS|Harry Hamilton|+1|96
|||||SS|Mark Robinson|+1|93
|||||P|Mark Royals|+1|91
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
HB|Johnny Johnson|+1|87||QB|Jim Harbaugh|-1|77 Ovr
FB|Larry Centers|+1|89||WR|Nate Lewis|+3|84
WR|Brett Perriman|+1|86||WR|Reggie Barrett|+3|62
WR|J.Jackson|-1|69||LG|Courtney Hall|+1|88
WR|Tim Barnett|-1|60||RE|Burt Grossman|+1|93
TE|Walter Reeves|+1|86||LOLB|Billy Ray Smith Jr.|+1|89
RE|Jim Skow|+1|86||MLB|Junior Seau|+1|95
LOLB|Winston Moss|+1|91||CB|Gil Byrd|+1|97
MLB|Garth Jax|+1|85||CB|Michael Jenkins|+1|86
ROLB|Ken Harvey|+1|92||FS|Odie Harris|+1|78
CB|Ashley Ambrose|+2|81||SS|Eric Turner|+2|88
FS|Michael Zordich|+2|90||K|Raul Allegre|+1|83
P|Rich Camarillo|+1|99||P|John Kidd|+2|91
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
WR|Stephon Paige|+1|86||QB|Jeff George|+2|82
WR|Willie Davis|+3|76||LG|Kevin Donnalley|+1|82
TE|Ben Coates|+2|91||LE|Robert Porcher|-1|82
C|Tim Grunhard|+2|90||LOLB|Mark Vanderbeek|-1|65
C|Mark Rodenhauser|+1|85||CB|Eugene Daniel|-1|84
RG|Houston Hoover|+1|84||SS|Mark Ball|-1|75
RT|John Alt|+1|95||P|Rohn Stark|+1|98
RE|Leonard Griffin|+2|90
DT|Dan Saleaumuna|+1|95
LOLB|Chris Martin|+2|91
MLB|Percy Snow|+1|92
ROLB|Derrick Thomas|+1|99
ROLB|Tracy Rogers|+2|62
CB|Alan Grant|+1|84
SS|Darren Woodson|+1|85
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Sean Salisbury|-2|69||QB|Scott Mitchell|-1|75
HB|Freeman McNiel|+1|80||QB|Rick Strom|-1|68
WR|Michael Irvin|+1|87||WR|Jeff Query|-1|73
TE|Jesse Anderson|+2|78||C|Jeff Dellenbach|-1|82
LE|Tony Tolbert|+1|85||LE|L.Seals|+1|90
DT|Jimmie Jones|+2|82||DT|Moe Gardner|+1|82
LOLB|Van Waiters|-1|86||DT|Ted Washington|+1|81
ROLB|Ken Norton Jr.|+1|92||LOLB|David Griggs|+1|85
CB|Ronald Williams|+1|82||MLB|John Offerdahl|+1|93
CB|Eric Thomas|+1|82||MLB|E. Alexander|+3|75
FS|Ray Horton|+1|82||CB|Liffort Hobley|+1|88
SS|James Washington|+2|91||SS|Louis Oliver|+2|89
P|Mike Saxon|+1|87||SS|Tim Hauck|+1|80
|||||P|Reggie Roby|+1|92
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
HB|Curt Warner|+1|81||WR|Carl Pickens|+3|82
WR|Richard Clark|+2|87||LE|R.Bryon|+2|72
LT|Matt Darwin|+1|88||DT|Jim Wahler|+1|80
RG|Jay Leeuwenburg|+4|79||LOLB|Darion Conner|+2|89
RG|Glenn Derby|+2|77||MLB|Glenn Cadrez|+3|79
RT|Ron Heller|+1|96||ROLB|Michael Reid|+1|84
LOLB|Carlos Jenkins|+3|74||CB|Marcus Turner|+1|87
MLB|Bryce Paup|+2|89||CB|Charles Dimry|+1|85
MLB|Bryce Hager|+2|79||FS|Brian Jordan|+1|93
CB|Ben Smith|+1|86||P|Scott Fulhage|+1|87
CB|Merton Hanks|+1|84
SS|Marty Carter|+1|79
K|Roger Ruzek|+2|88
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
HB|Sammie Smith|+1|80||QB|Brett Favre|+1|89
LT|Steve Wallace|+1|89||HB|Rodney Hampton|+1|89
RG|Harris Barton|+1|97||FB|Tommy Vardell|+1|80
DT|Michael Carter|+1|87||WR|Stephen Baker|+1|86
DT|Andy Harmon|+2|72||WR|Kendall Smith|+3|73
LOLB|Ed McDaniel|+2|81||TE|Howard Cross|+1|80
LOLB|Steve Grant|+1|78||LG|Eric Moore|+1|86
MLB|Dwight Hollier|+1|77||C|Bart Oates|+1|91
SS|Marquez Pope|+3|78||RG|William Roberts|+1|85
K|Michael Cofer|+2|89||LE|Eric Dorsey|+1|88
|||||LOLB|Carl Banks|+1|92
|||||LOLB|Donnie Abrams|-1|70
|||||CB|Mark Collins|+1|89
|||||CB|Troy Vincent|+3|83
|||||FS|Vince Newsome|+1|92
|||||FS|Myron Guyton|+1|86
|||||SS|Dave Waymer|+1|85
|||||K|Jim Breech|+2|90
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Ken O'Brien|+1|83||FB|Sammy Winder|+2|88
FB|Brad Baxter|+1|92||LT|Lomas Brown|+1|94
LT|John Fina|+1|78||LG|Eric Andolsek|+1|88
LG|Michael Haight|+1|83||C|Kevin Glover|+2|91
C|Jim Sweeney|+1|95||RG|Brian Blados|+1|92
RG|Dave Cadigan|+1|85||RT|Tom Ricketts|+1|89
RT|Jeff Criswell|+1|85||LE|Skip McClendon|+1|86
ROLB|Joe Kelly|+2|83||RE|Keith Ferguson|+1|86
CB|James Hasty|+1|87||DT|Lawrence Peete|+4|78
K|Fuad Reveiz|+2|87||LOLB|George Jamison|+1|87
P|Chris Gardocki|+2|85||MLB|Dennis Gibson|+1|91
|||||CB|Darryl Lewis|+2|80
|||||FS|Bennie Blades|+1|96
|||||FS|Terrence Tillman|+2|83
|||||SS|Pat Eilers|+3|81
|||||K|Scott Norwood|+1|90
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Don Majkowski|-1|85||QB|Tom Hodson|-2|69
LG|Keth Veckmer|-1|85||QB|Peter Tom Willis|-1|60
LG|Raul Hallstrom|-1|74||HB|John Stephens|+1|87
LG|H.Haynes|-1|67||HB|George Adams|+1|84
C|K.Kauahi|-1|74||FB|Kevin Turner|+2|81
ROLB|Eddie Robinson|+1|80||LE|Brent Williams|+1|91
FS|Matt Darby|-1|73||RE|Rod Saddler|+1|84
|||||CB|Maurice Hurst|+1|91
|||||P|Dan Stryzinski|+1|89
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Billy Joe Tolliver|+1|88||QB|Chuck Long|-1|73
LE|Howie Long|+1|92||HB|Ricky Watters|+1|88
RE|Alonzo Spellman|+3|80||FB|John L. Williams|+1|88
LOLB|Jeroy Robinson|+1|87||WR|Willie Anderson|+1|91
MLB|Ervin Randle|+1|96||LT|Trevor Matich|+1|87
CB|Terry McDaniel|+1|92||C|Doug Smith|+1|94
SS|Henry Jones|+2|86||RG|John Rienstra|+1|87
SS|Terry Ray|+2|76||RT|Joel Patten|+2|87
|||||LE|B.Hawkins|-1|72
|||||RE|George Bethune|-1|84
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Craig Erickson|-1|76||QB|Steve Walsh|-1|76
HB|Brian Mitchell|-1|80||HB|Dalton Hillard|+1|85
FB|Gerald Riggs|+1|92||HB|Jon Vaughn|+1|79
WR|Gary Clark|+2|89||LE|Russell Maryland|+2|83
WR|Ricky Sanders|+4|78||RE|Renaldo Turnbull|+1|77
TE|Jimmie Johnson|+1|90||DT|Wayne Martin|+1|81
ROLB|Andre Collins|-1|75||DT|Chris Pike|+1|77
FS|Jason Belser|-1|78||DT|Rich Goff|-1|71
SS|Marcus Robertson|-1|74||LOLB|Ricky Jackson|+1|94
P|Don Bracken|+1|84||MLB|Sam Mills|+2|97
|||||ROLB|Jerrol Williams|-1|65
|||||CB|Jerry Gray|+1|90
|||||CB|Toi Cook|+1|82
|||||CB|Todd Lyght|+1|76
|||||SS|Gene Atkins|+1|84
|||||K|Morten Anderson|+1|95
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Marc Wilson|-1|83||WR|Torrance Small|+2|78
LG|Jeff Tofflemire|-1|69||TE|Eric Green|+1|91
C|David Bricz|=1|68||LT|Tony Mandarich|+1|84
RG|Gerold McGuire|-1|61||LG|Brooks Bollinger|+3|74
LE|Chuck Smith|-1|75||C|M.Morris|+2|72
DT|Cortez Kennedy|+2|82||RE|Donald Evans|-1|73
DT|Sean Gilbert|-2|75||DT|Gerald Williams|+1|90
LOLB|Rod Stephens|-1|74||LOLB|Jerrol Williams|-1|75
MLB|Darren Comeaux|-1|83||FS|Solomon Wilcots|-1|85
MLB|Joe Cain|-1|79||SS|Keith Bostic|+1|80
ROLB|David Wayman|+2|86
ROLB|Terry Wooden|-1|77
CB|Jeff Jefferson|-1|72
SS|Eugene Robinson|-1|97
SS|Ronald Blackmon|-1|70
P|Rick Donelly|+1|91
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
FB|Allen Pinkett|+2|89||HB|Johnny Bailey|-2|68
WR|Ernest Givens|+1|89||LE|Al Noga|-1|90
TE|Curtis Duncan|+1|86||DT|John Randle|-1|70
LT|Daniel Steinkuhler|+1|93||LOLB|Brian Forde|-1|75
LG|Mike Munchak|+1|99||MLB|Henry Rolling|-1|83
C|Jay Pennison|+1|97||ROLB|Keith Larson|-1|75
DT|Ray Childress|+1|94||FS|Tim Gordon|-1|79
DT|Doug Smith|+1|82||SS|Willie Clay|-1|77
LOLB|Al Smith|+1|93||SS|Stevon Moore|-1|71
LOLB|Eugene Seale|+2|77||P|Harry Newsome|+1|95
MLB|Johnny Meads|+2|89
ROLB|Lamar Lathon|+2|85
CB|Stan Petry|+1|86
CB|Patrick Allen|+1|84
[/table]
​

 

[young2rice]

Cleveland Signs Kicker Matt Bahr

AP The Cleveland Browns felt they nabbed a key component to their team that was missing when they signed veteran kicker and ex-Lion, Eddie Murray to a contract. Murray has been one of the better kickers in the NFL over the past decade and felt the change of scenery might give him new life. However a torn shoulder thought differently.

Murray suffered a torn shoulder injury during an attempted tackle on special teams against the Buccaneers. On a Buccaneer kickoff return Murray tore his shoulder and was carted off the field. Doctors report that the injury could take around ten weeks to heal and because of that punter Rick Tuten had to kick 3 field goals that day. With Murray out for an extended period of time the Browns were left without a kicker and had to scramble, but didn’t need to for too long as Matt Bahr had been waiting for this opportunity for awhile.

Matt Bahr (81 Ovr) is a 13 year veteran and was originally drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 6th round of the 1979 NFL Draft. He spent a couple years with the Steelers, part of a season with the 49ers, and then the other half of 1981 with the Cleveland Browns. He played for the Browns from 1981 to 1989 before he left and joined the Giants where he kicked the past couple of seasons. Bahr spent the past off-season trying to find a new team but never settled on one and decided to wait it out to get the contract that he felt he deserved. The Packers and Giants both low-balled him with offers but Bahr didn’t want to play second fiddle and wanted the opportunity to start on a team. Like every year a surprise injury occurs to a top kicker and the team needed a replacement, this year it was the Cleveland Browns, his old team where he made his name for himself. The Browns signed 36 year old Matt Bahr to 1 year $870,000 contract with a $110,000 signing bonus. Bahr will play during the 10 week period that Eddie Murray will be out before he will be replaced by a healthy Murray.

This 10 week audition time will be what Matt Bahr will need to show other teams he’s still capable of playing in this league at his old age. However if he goes unsigned once again this off-season then Bahr might have to take serious consideration to retirement.
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[young2rice]

1992 - Week 12 Wrap up
==========================================

Week 12 Games
-----------------------------------------------------
(1-9) -

- 3 - Vs - 47 -

(7-3)
P.O.T.G. - K - Scott Norwood (8 of 8 FG - 100% - 52 Lg - 3 of 3 XP - 100%)

(4-6) -

- 6 - Vs - 13 -

- (7-3)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Kelvin Martin (6 Rec - 5.7 Avg - 34 Yds - 1 TD - 0 Drop)

(7-3) -

- 21 - Vs - 28 -

- (8-2)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Bo Jackson (16 Att - 4.6 Avg - 74 Yds - 2 TD - 1 Fum - 4 Rec - 10.3 Avg - 41 Yds)

(7-3) -

- 27 - Vs - 9 -

(7-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - John Elway (13 of 27 Att - 48.1% - 90 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(5-5) -

- 9 - Vs - 16 -

(6-4)
P.O.T.G. - MLB - Mike Singletary (8 Tak - 1 Sack - 1 FR - 2 Deflect)

(4-6) -

- 13 - Vs - 30 -

(5-5)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Barry Foster (37 Att - 4.7 Avg - 175 Yds - 2 TD - 2 Fum - 2 Rec - 5.0 Avg - 10 Yds)

(5-5) -

- 17 - Vs - 33 -

(4-6)
P.O.T.G. - HB - John Stephens (29 Att - 4.3 Avg - 124 Yds - 2 TD - 1 Rec - 8.0 Avg - 8 Yds)

(6-4) -

- 24 - Vs - 9 -

(8-2)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Mark Rypien (13 of 24 Att - 54.2% - 207 Yds - 3 TD - 1 Int)

(7-3) -

- 6 - Vs - 9 -

(3-7)
P.O.T.G. - DE - Doug Reed (5 Tak - 2 Loss - 1 Sack - 1 FF - 1 FR - 1 Deflect)

(3-7) -

- 17 - Vs - 20 -

(8-2)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Tim Brown (8 Rec - 17.9 Avg - 143 Yds - 1 TD - 3 KR - 18.3 Avg - 55 Yds - 7 PR - 6.1 Avg - 43 Yds)

(5-5) -

- 32 - Vs - 20 -

(7-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Joe Montana (22 of 37 Att - 59.5% - 291 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int)

(3-7) -

- 6 - Vs - 13 -

(6-4)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Sterling Sharpe (7 Rec - 18.9 Avg - 132 Yds - 1 TD - 0 Drop)

(7-3) -

- 31 - Vs - 3 -

(3-7)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Steve Pelleur (22 of 32 Att - 68.8% - 256 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int)

Bye Weeks - Buccaneers / Dolphins


News & Notes
========================================
Career Firsts
-------------------
None


Complaining About Not Starting
-----------------------------------
None


Players of the Week
---------------------------------------------------
Offensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rsh|Avh|Yds|TD

|QB|Joe Montana|22|37|59.5|291|3|0|0|0|0|0
[/table]

Defensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|DE|Russell Maryland|5|3|3|1|0|0|1|0
[/table]

Top 3 Performances
================================
QB
========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=50em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rush|Avg|Yds|TD

|QB|Joe Montana|22|37|59.5|291|3|0|na|na|na|na

|QB|Steve Pelleur|22|32|68.8|236|3|0|na|na|na|na

|QB|Bubby Brister|24|31|77.4|215|2|0|na|na|na|na
[/table]

HB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Att|Avg|Yds|TD|Fum|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD

|HB|Barry Foster|37|4.7|175|2|2|2|5.0|10|0|

|HB|John Stephens|29|4.3|124|2|0|1|8.0|8|0|

|HB|Barry Sanders|36|3.7|133|1|1|1|5.0|5|0|
[/table]

WR
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|Drop

|WR|Stephon Paige|8|17.4|139|2|0

|WR|Tim Brown|8|17.9|143|1|0

|WR|Sterling Sharpe|7|18.9|132|1|1
[/table]

DL
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD|Safety

|DE|Russell Maryland|5|3|3|1|0|0|1|0|0

|DE|Fred Stokes|6|2|2|1|0|0|0|0|0

|DT|Leon Lett|4|2|3|0|0|0|0|0|0
[/table]

LB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|OLB|Simon Fletcher|13|3|0|0|0|1|2|1|

|MLB|Mike Johnson|15|2|0|1|1|0|1|0|

|OLB|Jack Del Rio|8|2|2|0|0|0|1|0|
[/table]

DB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|CB|Lewis Billups|3|0|0|1|0|2|2|0|

|CB|Darryl Lewis|1|0|0|0|0|2|2|0|

|CB|Donald Frank|2|1|0|0|0|1|2|1|
[/table]

Injuries

===================================

​

 

[young2rice]

Alonzo's Put a Spell On You

AP - Alonzo Spellman, a name that is slowly making a name for himself in the NFL despite not being wanted by the team that drafted him this season. Spellman was merely at the right place at the right time in what is turning out to be one of the biggest feel good stories of the year.

Alonzo Spellman was originally projected to be a 2nd round selection as the 4th best defensive end on the boards behind Robert Porcher, Marco Coleman, and Keith Hamilton. However off the field issues had plagued Spellman this year as he dealt with his diagnosis of bipolar disorder.

Spellman stopped taking his medication and ran into problems with the law. Most notably, he had a manic episode on July 23, 1991 in which he disrupted a flight from Cincinnati to Philadelphia. Spellman initially suggested that the flight was going to crash, then became verbally abusive to other passengers and threatened members of the flight crew. The plane was forced to make an emergency landing. Spellman was released, but then destroyed some property at his brother's home and was taken to a psychiatric hospital. He was later arrested on charges of interference with a flight crew. Although doctors confirmed that he had bipolar disorder, Spellman was determined to be legally sane and spent 18 months in federal prison, before he was released and declared just in time for the NFL draft, missing out on his senior year. (fictional liberty with the date of this incident).

As a result his stock dropped, and teams overlooked him because of his character issues including the Seahawks and Cowboys who drafted Chuck Smith and Roy Barker respectively ahead of Spellman despite being lesser prospects out of college. However one team felt they could not ignore his talent when he was still available with the 27th selection of the 4th round in the 1992 NFL Draft, the Houston Oilers. The Oilers took a gamble after selecting Shane Dronett, another person ranked lower than Spellman the round right before as insurance in case Spellman didn't work out. After arriving at camp Spellman worked hard for Houston but the Oilers soon began to realize that they needed to make some cuts to keep their team together. As a result Spellman became a cap casualty before he even had the chance to play his first NFL start. Spellman was cut by the Oilers who felt their defensive ends Sean Jones, William Fuller, Robert Young, and Shane Dronett were solid enough.

Spellman waded around in the free agent pool before he settled on signing with the Los Angeles Raiders. The Raiders needed a young upstart defensive end to help solidify their aging line with Howie Long (32), and Greg Townsend (31). With only Anthony Smith a 25 year old backup (65 overall) also on the squad the Raiders were in desperate need of some line help, and Spellman was the man that would heal them. Spellman signed a 6 year $10.14 million dollar contract with the Raiders and was slated to play the backup role to Raiders star lineman Greg Townsend (97 Ovr) for the season. Yet once again another opportunity came knocking for Spellman.

During the regular season Greg Townsend suffered an injury that would end up being more severe than originally predicted. According to team doctors Townsend would end up missing the majority of the regular season. Although it was bittersweet Alonzo Spellman felt he could get the job done.

Opposite left end Howie Long, Alonzo Spellman soon became a force to be reckoned with. Despite only playing a short amount of time so far Alonzo Spellman has already had an amazing 8 sack season for the Raiders, including a huge 2 tackle, 2 sack, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery, 1 deflection, and 1 safety game in the Raiders 15-13 victory over the Cleveland Browns in week 7. In the last 4 weeks Spellman has had just as many sacks and has 8 so far this year. However there's still another problem Spellman must face in the near future to continue his success.

In the next couple of weeks it appears that Greg Townsend will be healthy enough to return to the Raiders starting lineup. However the question is, do the Raiders want him too? Spellman has the hot hand right now and is doing an amazing job of grabbing the opponents quarterbacks alongside Howie Long, and can the team afford to loose this advantage by having a 1-tackle-so-far-this-season Townsend return. Only time will tell how the Raiders will resolve this issue, but for the meantime you can be sure that Spellman is making the most of the opportunities he's being given.
​

 

[young2rice]

1992 - Week 13 Wrap up
==========================================

Week 13 Games
-----------------------------------------------------
(7-4) -

- 20 - Vs - 20 -

(5-6)
P.O.T.G. - CB - Donnell Woolford (4 Tak - 1 FF - 1 FR - 3 Deflect - 2 Int - 1 TD)

(3-8) -

- 9 - Vs - 17 -

- (7-4)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Bruce Hill (7 Rec - 10.6 Avg - 74 Yds - 1 TD - 1 Drop)

(7-4) -

- 14 - Vs - 21 -

- (7-4)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Randall Cunningham (19 of 30 Att - 61.3% - 160 Yds - 3 TD - 5 RAtt - 5.4 Avg - 27 Yds)

(9-2) -

- 9 - Vs - 34 -

(9-2)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Warren Moon (22 of 31 Att - 71% - 210 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(4-7) -

- 23 - Vs - 20 -

(5-6)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Bernie Kossar (20 of 29 Att - 69% - 189 Yds - 2 TD - 1 Int)

(3-8) -

- 10 - Vs - 19 -

(6-5)
P.O.T.G. - K - Gary Anderson (4 of 5 FG - 80% - 47 LG - 1 of 1 XP - 100%)

(4-7) -

- 17 - Vs - 20 -

(7-4)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Johnny Johnson (24 Att - 4.4 Avg - 106 Yds - 1 TD - 1 Rec - 13.0 Avg - 13 Yds)

(8-3) -

- 7 - Vs - 17 -

(8-3)
P.O.T.G. - LB - Simon Fletcher (8 Tak - 2 Loss - 1 Sack - 1 Int - 2 Deflect)

(7-4) -

- 14 - Vs - 35 -

(6-5)
P.O.T.G. - LB - Bill Romanowski (15 Tak - 3 Loss - 4 Sack - 1 FF - 1 FR - 2 Deflect)

(1-10) -

- 0 - Vs - 27 -

(3-8)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Marc Wilson (15 of 19 Att - 78.9% - 175 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(9-2) -

- 17 - Vs - 24 -

(8-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Dave Krieg (15 of 29 Att - 51.7% - 133 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int)

(8-3) -

- 37 - Vs - 16 -

(8-3)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Rodney Hampton (19 Att - 3.1 Avg - 58 Yds - 2 TD - 2 Rec - 21.5 Avg - 43 Yds)

Bye Weeks - Bengals / Bills / Colts / Falcons


News & Notes
========================================
Career Firsts
-------------------
None


Complaining About Not Starting
-----------------------------------
None


Players of the Week
---------------------------------------------------
Offensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rsh|Avh|Yds|TD

|QB|Randall Cunningham|19|30|63.3|160|3|0|5|5.4|27|0
[/table]

Defensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|OLB|Bill Romanowski|15|3|4|1|1|0|2|0
[/table]

Top 3 Performances
================================
QB
========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=50em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rush|Avg|Yds|TD

|QB|Randall Cunningham|19|30|63.3|160|3|0|5|5.4|27|0

|QB|Dave Krieg|15|29|51.7|133|3|0|na|na|na|na

|QB|Warren Moon|22|31|71.0|210|2|0|na|na|na|na
[/table]

HB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Att|Avg|Yds|TD|Fum|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD

|HB|Neal Anderson|32|3.8|121|1|2|6|12.3|74|0|

|HB|Johnny Johnson|24|4.4|106|1|0|1|13.0|13|0|

|HB|Rodney Hampton|19|3.1|58|2|0|2|21.5|43|0|
[/table]

WR
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|Drop

|WR|Brian Blades|13|12.1|157|1|0

|WR|Gary Clark|6|16.0|96|2|1

|WR|Willie Green|6|13.0|78|2|0
[/table]

DL
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD|Safety

|DT|Eric Swann|4|2|2|1|0|0|0|0|0

|DE|Leonard Griffin|5|2|2|0|0|0|0|0|0

|DE|Sean Jones|3|1|2|0|0|0|0|1|0
[/table]


LB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|OLB|Bill Romanowski|15|3|4|1|1|0|2|0|

|MLB|Vincent Brown|9|2|2|0|0|1|0|0|

|OLB|Charles Haley|9|2|2|0|0|0|1|0|
[/table]

DB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|CB|Donnell Woolford|4|0|1|1|0|2|3|1|

|CB|Albert Lewis|1|0|0|0|0|2|2|0|

|S|Wes Hopkins|8|1|1|0|0|1|1|0|
[/table]

Injuries

===================================

​

 

[young2rice]

49er Duo Both Set to Move Up All-Time Boards Next Week?

AP - Next week's game against divison rival Phoenix Cardinals, may turn out to be a very personal game for both 49ers quarterback Joe Montana, and wide receiver Jerry Rice. Luckily for them this historic moment will occur at home in candle-stick park and not on the road as Rice attempts to become the all-time leading touchdown receiver, and Montana the 2nd all time touchdown passer.

Montana and Rice have had an outstanding season after the 49ers tumultuous 0-4 start to the year. Since then the 49ers have rallied and gone 7 and 1 to give them a 7-5 record, just 1 game behind the Cardinals. So not only does this game have records on the line, it also will swing the division lead in favor of the 49ers with a victory over the current leading Cardinals. The 49ers will need production from their two offensive stars if they hope to overtake Phoenix.

Jerry Rice only needs 1 touchdown to surpass Don Hutson for 2nd all-time with 99 touchdown on their careers. However the bigger number he's looking at is ex-Seahawk Steve Largent's 100 touchdown receptions. If Rice catches two touchdowns this week against the Cardinals secondary he will be the all-time leading touchdown receiver, no easy feat. So far this season Jerry Rice has had 67 catches for exactly 1,000 yards and 7 receiving touchdowns. Barring any injury there's no doubt he will continue his streak of pro bowls with his great performance so far. However Rice's game will depend on whether or not Montana can get the protection he needs to continue making the throws that he's made look so easy all season long.

Joe Montana also has his own personal goals for next week against the Cardinals, and thats to throw two touchdowns during regulation to put him as the 2nd best all-time passing touchdown leader in NFL history. Montana will be going up against history next week as he attempts to take down one of the biggest names the NFL has ever seen in Johnny Unitas. Unitas' 290 touchdowns was only surpassed by Fran Tarkenton (and decimated with 342) in the passing era, and now Montana is setting his sights for it as well. Against a rough Cardinals passing defense Montana will have to evade defenders and get his way to paydirt to move up the all-time rankings. Last time the 49ers played the Cardinals a mere two weeks ago the 49ers ended up demolishing the Cardinals 32 to 20, and Montana threw 3 touchdowns in that came, so it's easily conceivable that he will get two next week.

49er fans and football fans in general have a lot to look forward to in next weeks niners, cardinals, game. Whether you like San Francisco or not you have to at leats acknowledge that you are watching greatness take place. There's no doubt that a tandem like this will not exist for many years to come. Montana to Rice, in infamy.
​

 

[young2rice]

Yeah last year at 15-1 with Bo Jackson they were amazing, super surprised the Raiders robbed them in the AFC Champ game to get to the big one.

This year however Jackson's slowed down a little, but the team is still dangerous. This weeks 34-9 victory over those same Raiders is just the proof needed. I was actually about to type up an article about the Oilers and Lions both being the hot teams right now with 6-game win streaks.

 

[young2rice]

1992 - Week 14 Wrap up
==========================================

Week 14 Games
-----------------------------------------------------
(5-6-1) -

- 19 - Vs - 3 -

(7-5)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Steve Beuerlein (20 of 30 Att - 66.3% - 242 Yds - 1 TD - 0 Int)

(10-2) -

- 16 - Vs - 27 -

- (9-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Brett Favre (23 of 31 Att - 74.2% - 276 Yds - 3 TD - 1 Int)

(8-4) -

- 20 - Vs - 29 -

- (9-3)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Tony Paige (5 Att - 18.6 Avg - 93 Yds - 1 TD - 1 Rec - 2.0 Avg - 2 Yds)

(9-3) -

- 30 - Vs - 14 -

(7-4-1)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Richard Johnson (4 Rec - 25.3 Avg - 101 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Drop)

(5-7) -

- 3 - Vs - 25 -

(6-6)
P.O.T.G. - K - Jason Hanson (6 of 6 FG - 100% - 48 Lg - 1 of 1 XP 100%)

(3-9) -

- 17 - Vs - 34 -

(5-7)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Jeff George (13 of 25 Att - 52% - 147 Yds - 3 TD - 1 Int)

(8-4) -

- 35 - Vs - 44 -

(9-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Billy Joe Tolliver (18 of 27 Att - 66.7% - 158 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int)

(4-8) -

- 16 - Vs - 13 -

(4-8)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Ricky Watters (15 Att - 5.0 Avg - 75 Yds - 1 TD - 6 Rec - 7.7 Avg - 46 Yds - 0 TD)

(7-5) -

- 24 - Vs - 17 -

(9-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Bubby Brister (16 of 23 Att - 69.6% - 169 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(8-4) -

- 13 - Vs - 24 -

(7-5)
P.O.T.G. - WR - John Taylor (10 Rec - 13.6 Avg - 136 Yds - 1 TD - 0 Drop)

(5-7) -

- 13 - Vs - 24 -

(1-11)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Mike Tomczak (17 of 20 Att - 85% - 250 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(8-4) -

- 42 - Vs - 13 -

(3-9)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Troy Aikman (20 of 28 Att - 71.4% - 189 Yds - 5 TD - 0 Int)

Bye Weeks - Bengals / Buccaneers / Eagles / Redskins


News & Notes
========================================
Career Firsts
-------------------
None


Complaining About Not Starting
-----------------------------------
-Bears - CB - Lamuel Stinson
-Bears - C - Jerry Fontenot


Players of the Week
---------------------------------------------------
Offensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rsh|Avh|Yds|TD

|QB|Troy Aikman|20|28|71.4|189|5|0|na|na|na|na
[/table]

Defensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|MLB|Duane Bickett|5|1|0|1|1|1|2|1
[/table]

Top 3 Performances
================================
QB
========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=50em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rush|Avg|Yds|TD

|QB|Troy Aikman|20|28|71.4|189|5|0|na|na|na|na

|QB|Mike Tomczak|17|20|85.0|250|2|0|na|na|na|na

|QB|Billy Joe Tolliver|18|27|66.7|158|3|0|na|na|na|na
[/table]

HB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Att|Avg|Yds|TD|Fum|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD

|HB|Thurman Thomas|22|4.5|99|2|0|4|9.8|39|1|

|HB|Neal Anderson|29|4.2|123|2|0|4|9.0|36|0|

|HB|Christian Okoye|31|5.0|154|0|1|1|14.0|14|0|
[/table]

WR
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|Drop

|WR|John Taylor|10|13.6|136|1|0

|WR|Michael Irvin|5|12.2|61|3|1

|WR|Stephone Paige|5|17.8|89|2|0
[/table]

DL
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD|Safety

|DE|Richard Dent|8|3|5|0|0|0|0|0|0

|DT|Ray Childress|4|2|2|0|0|0|0|0|1

|DE|Chris Doleman|9|3|2|0|0|0|0|1|0
[/table]

LB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|MLB|Jesse Tuggle|8|3|4|1|1|0|2|0|

|MLB|Duane Bickett|5|1|0|1|1|1|2|1|

|OLB|Rickey Hunley|7|2|1|0|0|1|1|1|
[/table]

DB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=45em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|CB|Deion Sanders|2|0|0|0|0|2|3|0|

|S|Ronnie Lott|6|0|0|1|0|1|2|0|

|CB|Ray Crockett|1|0|0|0|0|1|2|1|
[/table]

Injuries

===================================

​

 

[young2rice]

Lol yeah it was Jason Hanson galore, and Matt Bahr managed to knock in the only score for Cleveland.

The only Atlanta Touchdown was late in the 4th when Chris Miller tossed a TD pass, but otherwise it was all FG's and defense.

Deion Sanders had 2 picks, and Jesse Tuggle had 4 sacks. So defensively the Falcons were crushing. Bernie Kosar had a rare horrible game where he had 0 td's and 3 picks on the night.

 

[young2rice]

So far after Week 15's games here's an update for those guys.

HB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=50em"]Team|Pos|Name|Att|Avg|Yds|TD|Fum|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|KR|Avg|Yds|TD|PR|Avg|Yds|TD

|WR|Steve Tasker|3|3.3|10|0|0|11|14.7|162|0|5|40.0|200|0|3|4.6|14|0

|HB|Eric Metcalf|102|3.2|331|1|3|5|3.5|18|0|37|21.5|796|0|37|10.6|395|0

|WR|Mel Gray|0|0.0|0|0|0|0|0.0|0|0|45|25.5|1151|0|53|14.7|782|3
[/table]

So Eric Metcalf is still playing second fiddle to Leroy Hoard. I wish they'd involve him more in the passing game like they did in real life. I'm not sure if it's next year or the following season when he converts to a WR, so we'll see how that pans out. He's still done decently with the limited carries he's gotten, and has been a solid return man.

Steve Tasker hasn't done much of anything. Like in real life he was a gadget player so he's done everything just more of a jack of all trades master of none deal as he has had carries, catches, and both kinds of returns. Normally he'd have more returns but since the in-game Bills drafted Raghib Ismail he's their main return man this season with his speed.

Mel Gray has been seemingly phased out of the offense in any regard except when it comes to kick and punt returns, but boy does he know how to do that. Gray is currently leading the league in punt return average, yards, and touchdowns with 3. As of Week 15 he's slated to go to the Pro Bowl, the only person I could see threatening that is Dave Meggett who has 2 punt returns for touchdowns so far.

 

[young2rice]

Richard Dent Joins Elite Group

AP - When you think of some of the greatest defensive lineman currently playing the game Richard Dent's name pops up. After his outstanding 1990 season where Richard Dent had 20 sacks he etched his name in NFL history, which is something he is continuing to do two years later.

The only active player with more sacks in the NFL currently is Lawrence Taylor. Otherwise Richard Dent has no equal, and certainly none at his position. While he may have slowed down in his 32 years of age Dent is still a formidable NFL force. In his prime Dent had two of the best back-to-back years of any defensive lineman in NFL history in just his sophomore and junior NFL seasons in 1984 and 1985. Both Pro Bowl seasons saw him have 17.5 and 17 sacks respectively. He remained a top defensive lineman for the next near decade of his career, but has never quite lived up to those numbers until 1990 when he demolished them with a 20 sack season. There are only 3 players in NFL history who have had better seasons. Mark Gastineau during his prime in 1984 with the New York Jets had a 22 sack season which is currently the all-time NFL record for most sacks in a season. Followed by the recent 1989 21 sack season of Viking Chris Doleman, and the 1987 21 sack season of Eagle Reggie White. With Richard Dent bringing in 4th place with a 20 sack monster year in 1990 at the age of 30.

While 1991 was statistically going to probably be a worse season for Dent that didn't stop him from having another Pro Bowl caliber season with 14 more sacks. It seemed as if Dent had found the fountain of youth and was starting to dominate once more. This season he struggled slightly earlier on but what occurred during week 14 of the 1992 NFL season is something to truly behold.

Last week the Chicago Bears had a tough outing against the Detroit Lions. Dave Krieg and company lit up the Bears secondary with a 30 to 14 victory, but Krieg will most likely still be feeling the results of that game. Why? Because Richard Dent sacked Krieg 5 times in the game. An event that has only happened twice before in NFL history, and Richard Dent accomplished it in week 14 of the 1992 season at the age of 32. It's been 9 years since the last time it happened in 1983. Fred Dean of the 49ers currently holds the NFL record with 6 sacks in a game against New Orleans, during the same season however William Gay of Detroit had 5.5 sacks against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Then along came Richard Dent to pickup the bronze medal with a 5 sack performance earlier this week against those same Detroit Lions.

Richard Dent is a 32 year old monster that continues to dominate young offensive linemen across the league. Despite his age he will most likely have yet another 10+ sack season, which is a feat he has accomplished in 8 out of his 9 seasons as an NFL starter (3 sacks his rookie year, 3 games started). The only thing that may have some Chicago Bears faithful wondering is that Dent only has 1 more year left in his contract and hasn't shown signs of negotiations with the Bears organization. At 33 years old and if he puts another stellar season under his belt he could be a highly coveted free agent after the 1993 season, who wouldn't want somebody with 127 career sacks so far, but the Bears will be hard pressed to find a replacement for his dominant playing ability.
​

 

[young2rice]

1992 - Week 15 Wrap up
==========================================

Week 15 Games
-----------------------------------------------------
(7-6) -

- 10 - Vs - 27 -

(9-4)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Vinny Testaverde (19 of 30 Att - 63.3% - 162 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(6-7) -

- 24 - Vs - 21 -

- (5-8)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Ken O'Brien (14 of 25 Att - 56.0% - 152 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(9-4) -

- 14 - Vs - 17 -

- (10-3)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Willie Gault (8 Rec - 21.3 Avg - 170 Yds - 2 TD - 1 Drop)

(7-6) -

- 19 - Vs - 24 -

(9-4)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Troy Aikman (21 of 35 Att - 60% - 264 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(9-4) -

- 47 - Vs - 6 -

(8-5)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Randall Cunningham (27 of 41 Att - 65.9% - 264 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int - 7 Rush - 6.4 Avg - 45 Yds)

(8-5) -

- 24 - Vs - 20 -

(8-5)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Christian Okoye (29 Att - 4.3 Avg - 124 Yds - 1 TD - 2 Rec - 14.0 Avg - 28 Yds)

(10-3) -

- 10 - Vs - 3 -

(6-6-1)
P.O.T.G. - S - Louis Oliver (5 Tak - 1 Int - 1 Deflect - 1 TD)

(8-5) -

- 17 - Vs - 27 -

(3-10)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Brad Johnson (22 of 32 Att - 68.8% - 128 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int)

(2-11) -

- 24 - Vs - 34 -

(5-8)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Keenan McCardell (5 Rec - 16.8 Avg - 84 Yds - 1 TD - 1 Drop)

(9-4) -

- 13 - Vs - 24 -

(8-5)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Boomer Esiason (22 of 35 Att - 62.9% - 231 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(8-5) -

- 3 - Vs - 41 -

(7-5-1)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Neal Anderson (25 Att - 4.2 Avg - 106 Yds - 1 TD - 1 Fum - 4 Rec - 5.3 Avg - 21 Yds - 1 TD)

(4-9) -

- 42 - Vs - 13 -

(10-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Dave Krieg (20 of 30 Att - 66.7% - 197 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int)

Bye Weeks - Browns / Giants / Oilers / Saints


News & Notes
========================================
Career Firsts
-------------------
None


Complaining About Not Starting
-----------------------------------
None


Players of the Week
---------------------------------------------------
Offensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rsh|Avh|Yds|TD

|QB|Dave Krieg|20|30|66.7|197|3|0|na|na|na|na
[/table]

Defensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|S|Wes Hopkins|4|0|0|0|0|2|1|1
[/table]

Top 3 Performances
================================
QB
========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=40em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rush|Avg|Yds|TD

|QB|Randall Cunningham|27|41|65.9|264|3|0|7|6.4|45|0

|QB|Jim Kelly|28|36|77.8|274|3|0|na|na|na|na

|QB|Dave Krieg|20|30|66.7|197|3|0|na|na|na|na
[/table]

HB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Att|Avg|Yds|TD|Fum|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD

|HB|Neal Anderson|25|4.2|106|1|1|4|5.3|21|1|

|HB|Bobby Humphrey|26|4.0|104|1|0|3|10.0|30|1|

|HB|Barry Sanders|19|5.0|95|1|0|3|4.0|12|1|
[/table]

WR
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|Drop

|WR|Willie Gault|8|21.3|170|2|1

|WR|Jeff Graham|8|14.1|113|1|0

|TE|Jay Novacek|9|11.1|100|1|0
[/table]

DL
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD|Safety

|DT|Tim Krumrie|6|3|2|0|0|0|1|0|0

|DE|Bruce Smith|6|2|2|0|0|0|0|0|0

|DE|Jeff Lageman|3|2|2|0|0|0|1|0|0
[/table]

LB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|OLB|Kevin Greene|5|1|1|0|0|1|1|1|

|MLB|Andre Tippett|5|1|0|0|0|2|1|0|

|OLB|Jim Morrissey|9|1|0|0|0|1|1|1|
[/table]

DB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|S|Wes Hopkins|4|0|0|0|0|2|1|1|

|S|Louis Oliver|5|0|0|0|0|1|2|1|

|CB|Steve Jackson|3|0|0|0|0|1|1|1|
[/table]

Injuries

===================================

​

 

[young2rice]

Veteran Linebacker Called To Arms
AP - In the wake of the recent injury to Kansas City Chiefs middle linebacker, Percy Snow, the Chiefs had to find a quick answer to keep chugging along their playoff tracks. Luckily for them a veteran middle linebacker was just waiting for the right opportunity to arise to sign a contract.

Mike Wilcher was originally drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the 1983 NFL Draft in the 2nd round. He remained with the Rams all the way to the end of the 1990 season. Wilcher established himself as a solid middle linebacker with the Rams as a top tackler in the league. However his understated pass rushing abilities also helped L.A. greatly as he acquired 40.5 sacks throughout his 8 year tenure. In 1990 at the age of 30 he still had one of his better years with 89 tackles and 3 sacks, but in this contract year the Rams decided his fate. The off-season would see Mike Wilcher get released as Los Angeles decided to go in another direction. Unfortunately for Wilcher he would wade in the free agency pool for an extensive period of time.

Wilcher was a now 31 year old veteran linebacker that is good enough to make the tackles needed and get a handful of sacks each season. However, his toughness was put into question after a nagging injury all year in 1990 that made him loose some speed, but Wilcher did not loose his demands for monetary compensation. Refusing to take a paycut to play in the NFL the 1991 season would start with Mike Wilcher not being signed to an NFL team. Wilcher would sit in free agency until Week 10 of the regular season when the Phoenix Cardinals called upon his services. The Cardinals lost 2nd middle linebacker Garth Jax to an injury late and were pushing for a long-shot at the wild card. So the Cardinals signed Wilcher and in his short tenure he managed to put together a 38 tackle 2 sack total. Wilcher did just what was asked of him, but once again would find himself in the same situation this year.

In 1992 Wilcher almost signed a contract with the San Francisco 49ers in the off-season but a late snag of ex-Eagle Jesse Small stunted those plans. Wilcher once again would be thrust into free agency as he'd watch the NFL season begin. Finally in week 15 of the regular season Wilcher will be called upon once again, the 32 year old veteran called to arms amidst a heated playoff battle in the AFC. With only the Lions, Dolohins, and Buccaneers clinching their division and the Chiefs division mate Raiders clinching merely a birth, the Chiefs time to act was now. In order to keep their frantic defensive pace a solid replacement for now injured Percy Snow (92 Ovr) would need to be found. With Snow down for at least 9 weeks due to his broken ribs he'd have no chance of returning before the playoffs. Wilcher gladly decided to sign the 1 year $2.40 million dollar contract (with a $310,000 signing bonus) in order to play out the remainder of the season.

With the window of opportunity closing the Chiefs have to make the most of the next few weeks games if they want to head to the 1992 NFL Playoffs, hopefully Wilcher will keep a level of play that their defense has managed throughout the season.
​

 

[young2rice]

The Emergence Of Troy Aikman
AP - As of late Troy Aikman has finally been living up to the hype that surrounded him since he was drafted. It's hard to live up to the hype when you're the #1 overall selection in your draft, it may have taken him a few years, but things are starting to piece together in Dallas.

Troy Aikman was originally drafted by the Dallas Cowboys with the #1 overall selection in the 1989 draft. With that selection they basically branded Aikman as a the team's franchise quarterback for at least the next half-decade, and the pressure was on. Aikman stumbled out of the starting gate to an 0-11 record with only 9 touchdowns and 18 interceptions. Not to mention he had only a 52.9% completion percentage which made many fans of America's team start to wonder if they made the right choice in Aikman. The following season went a little better though as Aikman improved majorly along with the rest of the Cowboys offense. Aikman pieced together a respectable 7-9 season, but it was still below what many had come to expect. Statistically Aikman had 2,843 yards and 16 touchdowns with only 13 interceptions. He however only improved his accuracy to 56%.

The following season was supposed to be the breakout year for Aikman to finally live up to potential. It was his 3rd year pro and the Cowboys were coming off a building season. This year was the year they would tip over the edge and become a playoff team. Aikman did live up to the potential with his leadership as he led the Cowboys to a 9-7 season. However those 9 wins, in a tough year, were not enough to land Dallas in the playoffs. In 1991 Aikman had actually regressed statistically as he had 2,610 yards and 17 touchdowns but 17 interceptions as well. His knack for turning the ball over needed to be changed, something he started in the pros as he was normally a more careful college quarterback.

This season however all the planets and stars have aligned and all is right in the world as Troy Aikman is doing his best, specifically these past few weeks, to keep Dallas in the hunt. Right now in a tough division the Cowboys are 3rd at 10-4. That's right, 3rd with a 10-4 record behind the 10-4 Giants and the 11-3 Eagles. However so far this year Aikman has a 60+ completion percentage and in the last two games has lit up defenses like his life is on the line. In week 14 against the Saints he went 20 of 28 for 289 yards and 5 touchdowns, a new career high for a single game. This past week Aikman continued his success by having a solid game against the Green Bay Packers where he went 21 of 35 for 264 yards and 2 more touchdowns, all without throwing a single interception or a fumble.

Troy Aikman is the cog that Dallas needs to start turning in order to take it to the next level as a franchise. If the Cowboys want to go back to their glory days and start dominance in a new decade they are going to have to have Aikman succeed. So far Aikman is answering the call, but the question will be, can he keep this up?
​

 

[young2rice]

1992 - Week 16 Wrap up
==========================================

Week 16 Games
-----------------------------------------------------
(8-6) -

- 16 - Vs - 37 -

(11-3)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Dan Marino (23 of 31 Att - 71.3% - 195 Yds - 3 TD - 1 Int)

(8-6) -

- 29 - Vs - 19 -

- (8-6)
P.O.T.G. - K - Chip Lohmiller (5 of 5 FG - 100% - 50 Lg - 2 of 2 XP - 100%)

(8-5-1) -

- 10 - Vs - 34 -

- (6-8)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Jim Everett (22 of 28 Att - 78.6% - 229 Yds - 2 TD - 1 Int)

(8-6) -

- 24 - Vs - 0 -

(5-9)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Jim Kelly (21 of 36 Att - 58.3% - 250 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(10-4) -

- 7 - Vs - 23 -

(10-4)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Randall Cunningham (16 of 22 Att - 72.7% - 153 Yds - 1 TD - 1 Int)

(11-3) -

- 21 - Vs - 16 -

(9-5)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Marcus Allen (17 Att - 3.1 Avg - 53 Yds - 2 TD)

(10-4) -

- 23 - Vs - 24 -

(4-10)
P.O.T.G. - LB - Pat Swilling (15 Tak - 1 Sack - 1 FF - 1 Deflect)

(11-3) -

- 37 - Vs - 10 -

(6-7-1)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Ernest Givens (6 Rec - 20.0 Avg - 120 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Drop)

(4-10) -

- 37 - Vs - 6 -

(4-10)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Anthony Miller (5 Rec - 15.2 Avg - 76 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Drop)

(11-3) -

- 24 - Vs - 13 -

(7-7)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Barry Sanders (18 Att - 4.8 Avg - 87 Yds - 2 TD - 2 Rec - 11.5 Avg - 23 Yds - 0 TD)

(11-3) -

- 17 - Vs - 23 -

(8-6)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Joe Montana (25 of 36 Att - 69.4% - 478 Yds - 2 TD - 1 Int)

(6-8) -

- 33 - Vs - 14 -

(10-4)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Leroy Hoard (25 Att - 3.2 Avg - 80 Yds - 2 TD - 2 Rec - 7.0 Avg - 14 Yds)

Bye Weeks - Broncos / Colts / Falcons / Vikings


News & Notes
========================================
Career Firsts
-------------------
None


Complaining About Not Starting
-----------------------------------
None


Playoff Picture
-----------------------------------
-The Cincinnati Bengals clinched their division title.
-The Detroit Lions clinched their division title.
-The Houston Oilers clinched their division title.
-The Los Angeles Raiders clinched their division title.
-The Miami Dolphins clinched their division title.
-The Tampa Bay Buccaneers clinched their division title.

-The Denver Broncos clinched a playoff birth.
-The New York Giants clinched a playoff birth.
-The Philadelphia Eagles clinched a playoff birth.



Players of the Week
---------------------------------------------------
Offensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|Drop

|WR|John Taylor|6|40.5|243|2|1
[/table]

Defensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|LB|Jeroy Robinson|7|3|2|0|0|0|2|0
[/table]

Top 3 Performances
================================
QB
========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=40em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rush|Avg|Yds|TD

|QB|Dan Marino|23|31|71.8|195|3|1|na|na|na|na

|QB|Joe Montana|25|36|69.4|478|2|1|na|na|na|na

|QB|Jim Everett|22|28|78.6|229|2|1|na|na|na|na
[/table]

HB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Att|Avg|Yds|TD|Fum|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD

|HB|Rodney Hampton|28|6.7|187|1|0|1|7.0|7|0|

|HB|Barry Sanders|18|4.8|87|2|0|2|11.5|23|0|

|HB|Eric Dickerson|26|3.5|92|1|0|4|4.8|19|1|
[/table]

WR
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|Drop

|WR|John Taylor|6|40.5|243|2|0

|WR|Ernest Givens|6|20.0|120|2|0

|WR|Stephone Paige|8|14.0|112|2|1
[/table]

DL
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD|Safety

|DT|Matt Brock|7|3|2|1|0|0|0|0|0

|DT|Seth Joyner|7|2|2|0|0|0|0|0|0

|DT|Keith Willis|4|2|2|0|0|0|0|0|0
[/table]

LB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|OLB|Pat Swilling|15|1|1|1|0|0|1|0|

|MLB|Jeroy Robinson|7|2|2|2|1|0|0|0|

|MLB|Hardy Nickerson|10|3|0|0|0|1|2|0|
[/table]

DB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|S|James Washington|5|1|0|0|0|2|1|0|

|CB|Stan Petry|4|0|0|0|0|1|2|1|

|S|Carnell Lake|7|2|2|0|0|0|1|0|
[/table]

Injuries

===================================

​

 

[young2rice]

1992 - Week 17 Wrap up
==========================================

Week 17 Games
-----------------------------------------------------
(8-6-1) -

- 29 - Vs - 6 -

(7-8)
P.O.T.G. - K - Chris Jacke (5 of 5 FG - 100% - 40 Lg - 2 of 2 XP - 100%)

(5-10) -

- 16 - Vs - 13 -

- (12-3)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Blair Thomas (15 Att - 7.8 Avg - 117 Yds - 1 TD)

(11-4) -

- 24 - Vs - 19 -

- (11-4)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Randall Cunningham (26 of 35 Att - 74.3% - 277 Yds - 2 TD - 4 R.Att - 8.3 Avg - 33 Yds - 1 TD)

(9-6) -

- 14 - Vs - 17 -

(7-8)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Jim Everett (25 of 39 Att - 64.1% - 302 Yds - 2 TD - 1 Int)

(3-12) -

- 10 - Vs - 13 -

(6-8-1)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Ernie Mills (4 Rec - 9.0 Avg - 36 Yds - 3 PR - 48.3 Avg - 145 Yds - 1 TD - 94 LG)

(4-11) -

- 16 - Vs - 31 -

(9-6)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Joe Montana (24 of 32 Att - 75.0% - 290 Yds - 2 TD - 1 Int - 3 R.Att - 1.7 Avg - 5 Yds - 1 TD)

(12-3) -

- 19 - Vs - 7 -

(8-7)
P.O.T.G. - WR - Willie Gault (6 Rec - 12.3 Avg - 74 Yds - 1 TD - 0 Drop)

(10-5) -

- 24 - Vs - 17 -

(8-7)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Boomer Esiason (17 of 27 Att - 63.0% - 208 Yds - 2 TD - 0 Int)

(8-7) -

- 25 - Vs - 28 -

(8-7)
P.O.T.G. - QB - Bubby Brister - 12 of 22 Att - 54.5% - 171 Yds - 3 TD - 0 Int)

(9-6) -

- 3 - Vs - 34 -

(10-5)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Freeman McNeil - 33 Att - 2.9 Avg - 95 Yds - 3 TD - 1 Fum)

o.t. (5-10) -

- 20 - Vs - 17 -

(10-5) o.t.
P.O.T.G. - LB - Leslie O'Neal (15 Tak - 4 Loss - 1 Sack - 1 FF - 1 FR - 1 Int - 2 Deflect)

(10-5) -

- 21 - Vs - 28 -

(12-3)
P.O.T.G. - HB - Barry Sanders (20 Att - 4.4 Avg - 88 Yds - 2 TD - 4 Rec - 8.8 Avg - 35 Yds - 1 TD)

Bye Weeks - Bills / Browns / Oilers / Saints


News & Notes
========================================
Career Firsts
-------------------
None


Complaining About Not Starting
-----------------------------------
None


Players of the Week
---------------------------------------------------
Offensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=40em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rush|Avg|Yds|TD

|QB|Randall Cunningham|26|35|74.3|277|2|0|4|8.3|33|1
[/table]

Defensive Player of the Week
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|LB|Leslie O'Neal|15|4|1|1|1|1|2|0
[/table]


Top 3 Performances
================================
QB
========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=40em"]Team|Pos|Name|Com|Att|Pct|Yds|TD|Int|Rush|Avg|Yds|TD

|QB|Randall Cunningham|26|35|74.3|277|2|0|4|8.3|33|1

|QB|Joe Montana|24|32|75.0|290|2|1|3|1.7|5|1

|QB|Bubby Brister|12|22|54.5|171|3|0|na|na|na|na
[/table]

HB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Att|Avg|Yds|TD|Fum|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD

|HB|Freeman McNeil|33|2.9|95|3|1|0|0.0|0|0|

|HB|Barry Sanders|20|4.4|88|2|0|4|8.8|35|1|

|HB|Blair Thomas|15|7.8|117|1|0|0|0.0|0|0|
[/table]

WR
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Rec|Avg|Yds|TD|Drop

|WR|Webster Slaughter|10|14.3|143|1|0

|WR|Ricky Proehl|6|20.4|102|1|1

|TE|Mark Bavaro|5|15.2|76|2|0
[/table]

DL
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD|Safety

|DT|Seth Joyner|10|3|2|0|0|0|1|0|0

|DE|Charles Haley|9|2|2|0|0|0|1|0|0

|DE|Alonzo Spellman|4|2|2|1|0|0|1|0|0
[/table]

LB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|OLB|Leslie O'Neal|15|4|1|1|1|1|2|0

|OLB|Ken Norton Jr.|11|4|2|0|0|0|1|0|

|MLB|Jesse Small|8|3|2|0|0|0|1|0|
[/table]

DB
=========
[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=35em"]Team|Pos|Name|Tak|Loss|Sack|FF|FR|Int|Def|TD

|CB|Leroy Irvin|8|1|0|0|0|2|2|0|

|CB|Erik McMillan|3|1|1|0|0|2|2|0|

|S|Bill Bates|4|1|2|0|0|0|1|0|
[/table]

Injuries

===================================

​

 

[young2rice]

 

[young2rice]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Mark Vlasic|-1|83||FB|Charles Evans|+2|76
QB|Todd Marinovich|-1|70||LG|Bruce Reimers|+1|97
HB|Neal Anderson|+1|94||C|Bruce Kozerski|+2|90
RE|Terry Price|+1|75||DT|Chris Zorich|+2|76
LOLB|Jim Morrissey|+1|89||LOLB|Jack Del Rio|+1|94
P|Maury Buford|+1|90||MLB|Kevin Walker|+1|92
|||||ROLB|James Francis|+2|90
|||||CB|Jimmy Spencer|+2|86
|||||FS|Bernard Bussey|+4|78
|||||SS|Ralph Dixon|+2|76
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
HB|Harvey Williams|+1|81||HB|Eric Pegram|+1|81
WR|Jeff Graham|+2|86||WR|Vaughn Johnson|+1|89
WR|Raghib Ismail|+4|79||TE|Shannon Sharpe|+1|90
LG|Jon Richter|+1|92||LOLB|Michael Brooks|+1|91
RG|John Davis|+1|94||MLB|Jeff Mills|+2|83
LE|Dexter Manley|+1|81||CB|Steve Jackson|+1|83
DT|Jeff Wright|+1|87||SS|Harry Colon|+2|80
LOLB|Bob Spitulski|+4|69||K|David Treadwell|+2|91
FS|Vencie Glenn|+1|98
FS|Darryl Williams|+1|82
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Bernie Kosar|+1|95||QB|Vinny Testaverde|+1|87
QB|Chris Chandler|-1|80||HB|Vince Workman|+2|75
HB|Leroy Hoard|+1|90||FB|Reggie Cobb|+1|93
HB|Lewis Tillman|-2|71||WR|Shawn Collins|+1|79
WR|Reggie Langhorne|+1|87||C|Ralph Grimes|+1|93
WR|Courtney Hawkins|+3|79||RG|Tom McHale|+1|85
C|Pat Cunningham|+2|74||RT|Ralph Taylor|+1|89
RG|Dan Fike|+2|77||RT|Harvey Salem|+2|83
RT|Tony Jones|+2|86||LE|Michael Bankston|+2|84
LE|Rob Burnett|+2|87||RE|Ray Seals|+2|88
LOLB|William Thomas|+1|88||LOLB|Tim Harris|+1|93
LOLB|Mickey Pruitt|-1|77||LOLB|Quinton McDonald|+2|76
ROLB|Mike Croel|+2|85||MLB|Ray Bentley|+1|91
CB|Tony Stargell|+2|88||MLB|Levon Kirkland|+2|85
SS|Elliott Smith|+1|83||ROLB|John Grimsley|+1|92
K|Matt Bahr|+3|84||CB|Tim McKyer|+1|93
|||||SS|Mark Robinson|+1|94
|||||K|Teddy Garcia|+1|83
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
HB|Anthony Thompson|-1|77||WR|Nate Lewis|+1|85
FB|Larry Centers|+1|90||WR|Brian Brennan|+2|81
WR|Ernie Jones|-1|76||K|Raul Allegre|+2|85
TE|Walter Reeves|-1|87
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Steve Pelluer|+1|83||QB|Jeff George|+2|84
WR|Stephone Paige|+1|87||HB|Bobby Humphrey|+1|88
LT|Rich Baldinger|+1|88||LG|Kevin Donnalley|+1|83
LT|Irv Pankey|+1|83||RG|Brian Baldinger|+1|86
C|Tim Grunhard|+1|91||RT|Ralph Mattes|+1|90
RG|Dave Szott|+1|81||RT|Kevin Call|+2|86
P|Bryan Barker|+1|88||LE|Jon Hand|+1|90
|||||LE|Robert Porcher|+1|83
|||||LOLB|Fredd Young|+1|88
|||||MLB|Duane Bickett|+3|89
|||||ROLB|Joe Bowden|+1|75
|||||CB|Eugene Daniel|+1|85
|||||CB|Larry Brown|+2|79
|||||FS|Mark Prior|+1|96
|||||FS|John Hagy|+3|81
|||||K|Dean Biasucci|+2|91
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Troy Aikman|+1|87||FB|Tony Paige|+2|85
WR|Kelvin Martin|+1|85||WR|Mark Clayton|+1|89
WR|Derrick Shepard|-1|71||LT|Richmond Webb|+1|81
TE|Jay Novacek|+1|91||C|Jeff Dellenbach|+1|83
LE|Tony Tolbert|+1|86||RG|Harry Galbreath|+1|84
LE|Roy Barker|+2|78||DT|Moe Gardner|+1|83
MLB|Corey Widmer|+2|77||DT|Ted Washington|+1|82
SS|Terry Hoage|+1|88||SS|Louis Oliver|+2|91
K|Cary Blanchard|+2|79
P|Mike Saxon|+2|89
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
HB|Curt Warner|+1|82||HB|John Settle|+1|77
LT|Matt Darwin|+2|90||WR|Nate Singleton|-1|68
LG|Mike Schad|+1|86||LG|Gene Williams|-1|72
C|David Alexander|+1|95||DT|Jim Wahler|+1|81
LOLB|Bryan Evans|+1|93||LOLB|Darion Conner|+1|90
LOLB|Carlos Jenkins|+3|77||CB|Marcus Turner|+1|88
MLB|Bryce Paup|+1|90||CB|Charles Dimry|+2|87
MLB|Bryce Hager|+2|81||SS|John Booty|+1|79
ROLB|Anthony Davis|+2|76||K|Jason Hanson|+2|89
CB|Merton Hanks|+2|86||P|Scott Fulhage|+2|89
SS|Andre Waters|+1|98
SS|Marty Carter|+2|81
K|Roger Ruzek|+2|90
P|Jeff Feagles|+1|85
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Steve Young|-1|83||QB|Brett Favre|+3|92
C|Chuck Thomas|-1|71||HB|Rodney Hampton|+1|90
RG|Frank Pollack|-1|68||FB|Tommy Vardell|+4|84
RE|Aundray Bruce|+1|83||WR|Stephen Baker|+1|87
RE|Kevin Fagan|-1|80||TE|Howard Cross|+2|82
RE|Larry Roberts|-1|60||LT|Jumbo Elliott|+1|93
DT|Andy Harmon|=1|71||LG|Eric Moore|+1|87
DT|Dennis Brown|-1|67||LG|Ron Milstead|+2|74
LOLB|Ed McDaniel|+2|83||C|Bart Oates|+1|92
MLB|Jesse Small|+1|92||RG|William Roberts|+1|86
MLB|Dwight Hollier|+2|79||RT|Doug Riesenberg|+2|90
ROLB|Bill Romanowski|+1|94||LE|Eric Dorsey|+1|89
CB|Don Griffin|+1|85||RE|Jeff Faulkner|-2|73
CB|Eric Davis|-1|72||FS|Myron Guyton|-1|85
FS|Kip Corrington|+1|78||SS|Dave Waymer|-1|84
SS|Marquez Pope|+2|80||K|Jim Breech|+1|91
SS|Kevin Lewis|-1|69||
SS|Fred Diaz|-1|62||
K|Michael Cofer|+2|91||
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
WR|Terrence Mathis|+1|90||QB|Rodney Peete|-1|80
RE|Kevin Walker|-1|70||QB|Erik Kramer|-2|77
DT|Scott Mersereau|-2|80||QB|Andre Ware|-2|71
ROLB|Gerald Dixon|-1|70||WR|Willie Green|+1|84
ROLB|Eddie Anderson|-1|62||LG|Eric Andolsek|+1|89
CB|James Hasty|-1|86||LE|Skip McClendon|+2|88
CB|Don Odegard|-1|75||RE|Keith Ferguson|+1|87
SS|Lester Lyles|-1|76||LOLB|Keith McCants|+2|75
P|Chris Gardocki|+1|86||LOLB|Toby Caston|+2|67
|||||MLB|Tracy Hayworth|+2|78
|||||CB|Bruce McNorton|+1|91
|||||CB|Ray Crockett|+2|88
|||||CB|Darryl Lewis|+3|83
|||||FS|Bennie Blades|+1|97
|||||SS|William White|+1|94
|||||SS|Pat Eilers|+3|84
|||||K|Scott Norwood|+1|91
|||||P|Jim Arnold|+1|93
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Gary Kubiak|+1|80||QB|Steve Beurlein|+1|84
WR|Dwight Stone|-1|74||QB|Tom Hudson|-1|68
LE|Matt Brock|+1|88||HB|John Stephens|+1|88
DT|Curt Hennings|+3|72||TE|Marv Cook|+1|88
MLB|Brian Noble|+1|95||RE|Rod Saddler|+1|85
ROLB|Eddie Robinson|+1|81||LOLB|Andre Tippett|+1|89
FS|Matt Darby|+4|77||ROLB|Vincent Brown|+1|92
|||||SS|Ronald James|+2|90
|||||K|Ken Willis|+1|84
|||||P|Dan Stryzinski|+2|91
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Billy Joe Tolliver|+2|90||WR|Keenan McCardell|+1|82
RE|Alonzo Spellman|+3|83||LE|Doug Reed|+1|88
LOLB|Jerry Robinson|+1|88||DT|Brian Smith|+3|75
ROLB|Ricky Hunley|+1|87||ROLB|Paul Butcher|+1|83
FS|Eddie Anderson|-1|88||ROLB|Larry Kelm|+1|72
K|Jeff Jaeger|+2|89||FS|Stanley Richard|+1|82
|||||SS|Anthony Newman|+1|84
|||||SS|Michael Stewart|+1|73
|||||K|Mike Lansford|+2|86
|||||P|Keith English|+1|91
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
QB|Craig Erickson|-1|75||QB|Bobby Herbert|-1|81
HB|Lars Tate|-1|79||QB|Steve Walsh|+1|77
FB|Andre McDowell|+3|72||HB|Dalton Hillard|+1|86
WR|Gary Clark|+2|91||TE|Mark Chmura|+2|82
LG|Eric Williams|-1|67||LE|Russell Maryland|+2|85
SS|Marcus Robertson|-1|73||DT|Wayne Martin|+1|82
P|Don Bracken|+2|86||DT|Chris Pike|+1|78
|||||DT|Richard Goff|-1|70
|||||LOLB|Rickey Jackson|+1|95
|||||MLB|Sam Mills|+1|98
|||||ROLB|Pat Swilling|+1|92
|||||CB|Jerry Gray|+1|91
|||||CB|Todd Lyght|+3|79
|||||FS|Brett Maxie|+1|88
|||||SS|Gene Atkins|+1|85
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
HB|Chris Warren|+1|85||HB|Barry Foster|+1|81
TE|Ron Heller|+1|78||LG|Brooks Bollinger|+3|77
ROLB|David Wyman|+1|87||LE|Keith Davidson|-1|75
ROLB|Terry Wooden|-1|76||DT|Mike Pitts|-1|77
FS|Darren Perry|-1|75||CB|D.J. Johnson|+1|87
|||||CB|Roland Mitchell|-1|69
[/table]

[table="head;autonumtitle=rank;width=48em"]Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr|***|Pos|Name|Prog|Ovr
HB|Bo Jackson|+1|95||QB|Mike Tomczak|+1|77
FB|Allen Pinkett|+1|90||LG|Randall McDaniel|-1|92
WR|Ernest Givins|+1|90||RE|David Bailey|-1|72
TE|Leonard Harris|+1|69||DT|Ken Clarke|+1|82
LT|Dean Steinkuhler|+1|94||DT|John Randle|-2|68
C|Jay Pennison|+1|98||MLB|Bryan Cox|+2|81
RG|Gregg Rakoczy|+1|84||CB|Phillippi Sparks|+1|78
RT|David Williams|+1|97||SS|Willie Clay|+1|78
LOLB|Al Smith|+1|94||
MLB|Johnny Meads|+1|90||
ROLB|Lamar Lathon|+1|86||
SS|Terry Kinard|+1|87||
[/table]
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