MARCUS ALLEN
treating him like crap and letting him go to K.C. was one of Al Davis' Biggest Mistakes and it came back to bite him on the ass HARD!
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MARCUS ALLEN
treating him like crap and letting him go to K.C. was one of Al Davis' Biggest Mistakes and it came back to bite him on the ass HARD!
had to be Roger Staubach...no matter how far behind the Cowboys were, you always thought we had a chance to comeback and win the game...
Joe Montana
But very disappointed that KC did not go to and win the Stuporbowl when they bad both Marcus Allen and Joe M.
No question, the late Walter Payton from the Chicago Bears.
He was, unquestionably, the classiest and hardest working man in football during his tenure with the bears.
My second would be Mike Singletary...seeing the intensity in his eyes before every play was amazing.
I've always been a big John Elway fan. I was very happy to see him finally getting that super bowl win against the packers. I think that was a great game.
this is hard :( i love the game so much but can't think of a favorite all time. drew bledsoe was always up there, i love lance briggs, barry sanders, robert smith, then the obvious replys from bears fans, Payton, singletary, the fridge. I cant answer this :(
Emmitt Smith
He had the best career of any running back in history, and he'll always be the best of all time.
arek przybyl wrote: how can you call it football, they are playing with hands?
It's a Polish thing.
Hmmmm.....Being a Steeler fan and having the chance to enjoy watching the dynasty of the 70's, I never had a favorite player..they were all fooking good on that team! (9 of the 22 staters are now in the Hall of Fame and 2 more will eventually make it).
GO GURKHAS! :D