IronJacket7
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1. Ken Swilling
2. Keith Brooking
3. Kelley Rhino
4. Joe Hamilton
5. Calvin Johnson
What say you?!?!
2. Keith Brooking
3. Kelley Rhino
4. Joe Hamilton
5. Calvin Johnson
What say you?!?!
1. Ken Swilling
2. Keith Brooking
3. Kelley Rhino
4. Joe Hamilton
5. Calvin Johnson
What say you?!?!
How could I forget Bebe? Damn it. Okay he and Calvin are like A and B number 5 for me then... LolYou took all the good ones. I'll add Bebe to the 5 you mentioned. I'll throw Daryl Smith in there as my non-obvious choice.
2. Jonathan Smith. He did it all. Seems like he had a game where he scored on a catch, a return, and maybe passing?
3. Michael Johnson. It was like catching a glimpse of a huge shark underwater... something about being 6'7" just freaked me out!
1. Reggie Ball. That's right, I said it. For better or worse, I just loved the guy.
1. Bay Bay Thomas (he's a friend, from my hometown)
2. Calvin Johnson
3. Joe Hamilton
4. George Godsey
5. Darryl Smith (or Jonathan Dwyer, can't decide)
What a hard list to come up with. Obvious favoritism toward offense.
Other personal favorites: Chris Reis, Key Fox, Phil Wheeler, Jonathan Cox, Dennis , Tony Hollings, PJ Daniels, Tashard Choice, Jonathan Smith, Nate Curry, JP Foschi, J.Anoai, lots of OL: A. Gardner, H.Reilly, K.Wallace, S.Mason, J.Finch, S.Bedford, J.Gilbert ... Just ridiculous to try to start listing favorite players.
Calvin Johnson
Eddie Lee Ivery
Joe Hamilton
Scott Sisson
Josh Nesbitt
I rode the same Tech trolley as him several times my freshman year and always thought he was a basketball player until I saw him decapitate someone on a kickoff return.3. Michael Johnson. It was like catching a glimpse of a huge shark underwater... something about being 6'7" just freaked me out!
I wasn't born yet but my father said watching Eddie Lee Ivory was truly to witness greatness.