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Michael Farkas

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Walter Payton, RB/HB

Awards:
1977 MVP (also 2nd, 3rd, and 6th place finishes)
1977 OPoY (also 2nd in 1985)
First-Team All Pro: 1976, 1977, 1980, 1984, 1985
Second-Team All Pro: 1978, 1979, 1986
(received some consideration for Second-Team All Pro in 1983; First-Team All Pro consideration in 1978 and 79)

Pro Football Hall of Fame 1970s Team (1st Team)
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1980s Team (1st Team)
NFL 100 All-Time Team
The Sporting News Football's Greatest 100 Players List (1999): #8 (2nd among RBs)
Pro Football Reference HOF Monitor: #1 RB All-Time

Finishes:
9x Pro Bowls

Rush Yds: 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Retired as all time leading rusher by ~4000 yards (!) & ~36% more than Jim Brown's previous record) | Retired 2nd all time in yds/gm (88)
Rush TDs: 1, 2, 2, 3

The San Bernardino County Sun 02 Dec 1985 said:
They've got the No.1 running back in the history of the National Football League in Walter Payton...

Santa Cruz Sentinel 21 Dec 1984 said:
"(Eric Dickerson) has a long way to go to equal what Walter Payton has done," Bill Walsh said. "Walter Payton is the greatest competitor I've seen on a field. If you watch Walter Payton, regardless of his team's productivity, he's playing as though it is the championship game and he's leading his team. He's a great leader and a great football player."

Santa Cruz Sentinel 27 Jan 1986 said:
The old pro who was playing in his first Super Bowl after 11 seasons. For most of those years, Payton was the only good thing about Bears football.
...
Finally, the Bears wrapped a team around Payton this season and they romped all the way to the Super Bowl.

Brownwood Bulletin 24 Dec 1977 said:
[Undrafted Coach]: "Walter Payton is the best running back in the National Football League"

The Kokomo Tribune 12 Dec 1991 said:
He's on one of the greatest players in NFL history...

The Gettysburg Times 09 Jan 1986 said:
"He's an all-around player who can run, catch the ball, and throw it. ... Walter Payton is the greatest of the greatest. One day I hope to be like him."

The Bears retired his jersey #34 while he was an active player.
 
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VanIslander

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Feeling yourself?

Hope you don't try to go in the box with Reggie White & Aaron Donald.
GLWT.

Or run outside the box against Troy Palomalu & Ed Reed.

Boom. Boom.
 
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Michael Farkas

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Nah, just trying to put some little bios together. I also meant to save this as a draft haha

And while I'm really confident in my group, I would prefer not to go against a combination of Reggie White and Aaron Donald backed by guys that can cover as much ground those DBs...no...that would be less than enjoyable...
 

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Every team has its Achillies heel, its less favorable matchup, its arch nemesis: i've sweated at 2am the prospect of a Belichick-researching Munoz-protecting, Marino wielding, Moss receiving pass after two runs by Sanders or Sweetness setting up 3rd and short, making my safeties stack the box. It's 6 to the house on a go route. *sigh*
 
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The bitch was inventing the Candygram.
 

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Walter Payton, RB/HB

Awards:
1977 MVP (also 2nd, 3rd, and 6th place finishes)
1977 OPoY (also 2nd in 1985)
First-Team All Pro: 1976, 1977, 1980, 1984, 1985
Second-Team All Pro: 1978, 1979, 1986
(received some consideration for Second-Team All Pro in 1983; First-Team All Pro consideration in 1978 and 79)

Pro Football Hall of Fame 1970s Team (1st Team)
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1980s Team (1st Team)
NFL 100 All-Time Team
The Sporting News Football's Greatest 100 Players List (1999): #8 (2nd among RBs)
Pro Football Reference HOF Monitor: #1 RB All-Time

Finishes:
9x Pro Bowls

Rush Yds: 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Retired as all time leading rusher by ~4000 yards (!) & ~36% more than Jim Brown's previous record) | Retired 2nd all time in yds/gm (88)
Rush TDs: 1, 2, 2, 3
Never stabbed anyone... that we know of.
 
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GKJ

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I was deciding between Gilmore and Ramsay. Went with Gilmore due to DPOY award he won. It was a toss up though.
I was doing the same, but would’ve went Ramsey because he’s a bit more accomplished playing primary left corner, and that better served my roster. I basically had 2 or 3 guys I was down to there.
 

Ben Grimm

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QB: Brett Favre
RB:
RB:
WR: Terrell Owens
WR: Michael Irvin
WR: Andre Johnson
TE:
LT: Willie Roaf
LG: Marshall Yanda
C: Bruce Matthews
RG: Zack Martin
RT: Jackie Slater

@Tony Romo, you have 12 starters on offense.
 

GKJ

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Blah, Wehrli was a pick I had been sitting on for multiple rounds now...thought I had more time than that.
Yeah he was another one for me, just played the wrong side. Not that it’s a killer, but seems like a lot of guys are heavy to that side.
 

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