Just from a physical talent standpoint, like speed, jump ability, size, agility, all that eye popping stuff.

 

Expert difficulty: No Fred Taylor

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RIGHT NOW. THIS IS NOT A JOKE.

Ramsey has to be close to the top

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J Smooth

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Matt Jones anybody?

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Off the top of my head:


Fred (obviously)

Banks

Mathis

Jimmy

Ramsey

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I won't count WR Randal Williams because he never actually made the roster, but from a pure speed perspective I'd say Alvis Whitted, Tavian Banks and Corey Grant.

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Joe Zelenka

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Brad Meester

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As far as overall size, explosion, speed, open field ability and skill it's Fred Taylor for me. But, since you took that from me. 

 

My next choice is Tony Boselli. 

 

He played at a premium position at a premium level that would have easily put him on par among some of the all time greats had he had the mileage to support it. For his size and for him to be as light on his feet as possible while still maintaining excellent quickness and hand eye coordination was extremely rare and impressive during his time.

 

He was just a brute too at times. A relentless finisher through the whistle. Just dominated everyone who lined up on him. He made hall of fame pass rushers look like college freshman players throughout his career. 

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As far as overall size, explosion, speed, open field ability and skill it's Fred Taylor for me. But, since you took that from me. 

 

My next choice is Tony Boselli. 

 

He played at a premium position at a premium level that would have easily put him on par among some of the all time greats had he had the mileage to support it. For his size and for him to be as light on his feet as possible while still maintaining excellent quickness and hand eye coordination was extremely rare and impressive during his time. He was just a brute too at times. Just dominated at times. He made hall of fame pass rushers look like college freshman players throughout his career. 

Definitely the greatest big ugly we ever had.

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MJD or Matt Jones

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Definitely the greatest big ugly we ever had.

 

Yup! He's still one of the top players used as a gold standard or measuring tool for future LT prospects entering the NFL. You hear scouts and analysts throw it around every year or every other year. There's always a need to find that next Boselli, Munoz, Ogden or Pace. 

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Based on the name alone, it's gotta be Long Ding.

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Matt Jones

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You have to put Fred Taylor ahead of everbody. The size and break away speed. And man, I loved that juke move he would throw on guys. Can't forget that hop-step, side-step.


Boselli for a big man, was gifted.

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Brian Witherspoon

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Ramsey

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DD

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I have to say J Smooth also, since Fred is not available for some reason.

 

Good question though.

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I survived the Gus Bradley Error.

This physical specimen...

 

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