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Gaston Green comes to mind for Denver. 4 very nondescript years in the NFL where he wasn't much of a blip on the radar despite being a 1st rounder. I was never impressed with him. One thing I remember about that NFL draft was the top four RBs were Gaston Green, Brad Muster, Craig Heyward and Lorenz...

Big expectations for Peyton Hillis after a 1000 yard season in Cleveland. Didnt go exactly as planned. I heard that Hillis got in trouble for hitting on new HC Josh McDaniels' wife at a bar. So that kind of ended his career at Denver. Two 1000 yard RBs came to mind: John Settle, 1988 Falcons - had ...

Bryant Young belongs on this list.

Brian wolf wrote:Don Perkins and Rick Casares had more accolades then JHJ without making the HOF. Only longevity allowed Johnson to pass their numbers. Johnson had better rushing numbers than John David Crow but not the receiving yards or total TDs ... A championship helped put him in the HOF.

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He apparently had an 86 yard kickoff return in vs the Vikings in 1964 in the final weeks of the season. Anyone have video of that? It's on the Bears highlight film. He ran down the middle almost untouched. Not even great blocking really, seems like the Vikings were just caught flat footed. Link?

He apparently had an 86 yard kickoff return in vs the Vikings in 1964 in the final weeks of the season.

Anyone have video of that?

Here's what they wrote about him in Pro Football 1970 by Jack Zanger: "A powerful 6-1, 230-pound runner who spent five seasons with the Chicago Bears before falling into disfavor with George Halas, Andy Livingston came to the Saints just before the start of the 1969 season. He subsequently pro...

Learned for the first time today about him. I believe he is still the youngest player to score a TD in an NFL game at barely over 20 years old after entering the league under a hardship waiver. I looked up some pictures of him and he might rival Earl Campbell for the largest thighs I have ever seen....

https://www.businessinsider.com/why-nfl ... 20or%20not.

https://www.footballzebras.com/2018/10/ ... irst-down/

Also this explains it very well

Glad to hear from you again, Hail Casares but if the television line is unofficial since when did referees make it official? Even this past weekend, there were a lot of close plays that would have been measured by the referees from real coaches from the past. I understand what you're saying but coa...