dbo
career backup
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Post by dbo on Dec 4, 2009 13:48:36 GMT -5
Who are the gentlemen that are most deserving? Who are the coaches? Criteria should be based on but not limited too:
1. Years in the league -min of 5
2.Recognition- all league/all american
3.Team success-Were you on a winning team making plays or sub .500 team making plays? I was on both Viks/Jags!!
4.Quality over Quantity?- Should we put someone on here that had 13 rec td on a 5-5 team on here over someone who had 7 or 8 on a 9-1 or 10-0 team? This will be interesting!!
5. And the most important general respect amongst ones PEERS! -Some cats are more MESSAGE BOARD good than they are FIELD respected!!
Every position has 2 spots. We should also have an ATH position for those players that played multiple spots.
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Post by justjohn on Dec 5, 2009 2:38:46 GMT -5
4.Quality over Quantity?- Should we put someone on here that had 13 rec td on a 5-5 team on here over someone who had 7 or 8 on a 9-1 or 10-0 team? This will be interesting!! 13 TDs on a 5-5 team is much more impressive than 7 or 8 TDs on a 10-0 team. |
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dbo
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Post by dbo on Dec 5, 2009 10:47:40 GMT -5
i understand your view john ,but what if most of those came in blowout losses? It happens like that more so it seems!! Who's on your decade team john? Good to hear from you!!
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Post by justjohn on Dec 5, 2009 13:14:06 GMT -5
I don't see any diference between 6-7 TDs in blowout wins and 13 TDs in blowout losses.
A 5-5 team probably doesn't score a lot. They might only have the one great player on offense. He's probably the focus of the defense the entire game.
A 10-0 team might score 13 TDs in two games. They probably have 3-4 receivers that the defense has to cover. With a team scoring 6-10 TDs per game there's plenty to go around.
Also, the 10-0 team probably has a much better QB and o-line than the 5-5 team.
Remember how great Cowboy's receiver Alvin Harper was when he played opposite Michael Irvin? He was the big name free agent and several teams bid on him to become their #1 receiver. Now that he was getting all the defense's attention he wasn't nearly as good and was out of the league within a few years.
Last time I posted any kind of all-star team several players left me nasty and threatening voice messages. Ah the good ol' days.
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Post by dwilson8181@hotmail.com on Dec 6, 2009 3:20:48 GMT -5
I am going to nominate myself for the NWFL all scrub team  I played for: The Federal Way 49ers, Seattle Blue Devils, King County Jags (before they were champs), Renton Ravens (half a season, the Willamete Valley Raiders, a few charity games for the Viks, and one game for the Cavs. I played Wide Receiver for 6 years, Long snapped for 9 years, center for 2, and a plethora of other positions when needed. I had 5 receiving TD's (and another that should have counted), 2 passing Td's, several two point conversions, and maybe 20 tackles. The typical hard-hat, lunch box dude that had no business playing football that was typical of the NWFL in its glory days. lol |
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Post by Bull58 on Dec 7, 2009 1:51:08 GMT -5
I posted a legit All Decade team on this MB a few months back...
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Post by TheChief on Dec 7, 2009 13:13:10 GMT -5
Dont forget longsnappers
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Post by Vizzini on Dec 7, 2009 13:16:45 GMT -5
I deserve to be on this list for the greatest bench warmer. Nobody graced any bench like I could!
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Post by justjohn on Dec 7, 2009 18:41:33 GMT -5
That's easy. Brian Pittman. He'd be considered for TE and DE as well. "Big Daddy" Don Garlits Purser would be in the longsnapper conversation if Pittman hadn't graced us with his presence. |
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Post by Bull58 on Dec 8, 2009 2:21:05 GMT -5
That's easy. Brian Pittman. He'd be considered for TE and DE as well. "Big Daddy" Don Garlits Purser would be in the longsnapper conversation if Pittman hadn't graced us with his presence. I concur. He was also a really talented dend. Tight end...just okay. |
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solid
2nd stringer
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Post by solid on Jan 12, 2010 19:35:51 GMT -5
THE FOUR LITTLETON BROTHER FROM THE W.V. RAIDERS SHOULD MOST DEFINITELY C ON DAT LIST THEY R THE GUYS DAT EVERY TEAM WORRY ABOUT AND REALLY HAVE TO PREPARE TO STOP THESE ATHLETES WHO R BUILT LIKE MACHINES I MEAN U HEAR THE LITTLETON NAME MORE THAN ANY OTHER LAST LAST IN THE LEAGUE I MEAN IF THE NWFL HAD AN ESPN SHOW U WOULD NOT EVER C TIME WHERE THEY WONT C MENTIONED SO YEA KEEP IT REAL WIT YASELF AND PUT US ON THAT LIST ALONG WIT A FEW OF THE JAG, STALLIONS,TBOLT AND BUC PLAYERS
DAVID LITTLETON QB, WR, TE, DB, LB
JULIAN LITTLETON WR, SS, LB, DB, RB
ISHMAEL LITTLETON LB, RB, FB, SS
KAHLIL LITTLETON DB, WR, SS, FS, RB
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Post by Bull58 on Jan 13, 2010 5:18:49 GMT -5
THE FOUR LITTLETON BROTHER FROM THE W.V. RAIDERS SHOULD MOST DEFINITELY C ON DAT LIST THEY R THE GUYS DAT EVERY TEAM WORRY ABOUT AND REALLY HAVE TO PREPARE TO STOP THESE ATHLETES WHO R BUILT LIKE MACHINES I MEAN U HEAR THE LITTLETON NAME MORE THAN ANY OTHER LAST LAST IN THE LEAGUE I MEAN IF THE NWFL HAD AN ESPN SHOW U WOULD NOT EVER C TIME WHERE THEY WONT C MENTIONED SO YEA KEEP IT REAL WIT YASELF AND PUT US ON THAT LIST ALONG WIT A FEW OF THE JAG, STALLIONS,TBOLT AND BUC PLAYERS DAVID LITTLETON QB, WR, TE, DB, LB JULIAN LITTLETON WR, SS, LB, DB, RB ISHMAEL LITTLETON LB, RB, FB, SS KAHLIL LITTLETON DB, WR, SS, FS, RB I concur with Ish and maybe David. The others didnt put in enough work... |
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Post by bearcats58 on Jan 14, 2010 23:22:43 GMT -5
David you're right about you as QB. With the Cavs, and last year as a bearcat we set our defense to stop you or contain you. I also think Jackson was a QB we had to plan for too. Tackling the Dwalt brothers was like tackling a VW bug they alway ran down hill. Had a chance to play with Vernen word last year, he's exciting to watch. Think piper is the best all around WR I've played against. As for O-line Guards ant Tackles from stallions an T-Bolts, But think #50 Don Orton the Best center. Baines wasn't the best at any one position but probably the best utility skilled player who could change a game. like Jake early at FS in between concussions,  . At LB Chris Stokes and Brad Dennis. Other players #52 from Ravens, #5 and #2 I think from Bucs. |
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I played for: The Federal Way 49ers, Seattle Blue Devils, King County Jags (before they were champs), Renton Ravens (half a season, the Willamete Valley Raiders, a few charity games for the Viks, and one game for the Cavs. I played Wide Receiver for 6 years, Long snapped for 9 years, center for 2, and a plethora of other positions when needed. I had 5 receiving TD's (and another that should have counted), 2 passing Td's, several two point conversions, and maybe 20 tackles. The typical hard-hat, lunch box dude that had no business playing football that was typical of the NWFL in its glory days. lol
. At LB Chris Stokes and Brad Dennis. Other players #52 from Ravens, #5 and #2 I think from Bucs.