[QUOTE=Warren85Ellard;935302]1. Danny Copeland
2. Danny Copeland
3. Danny Copeland
4. Greg Manusky
5. Billy "White Shoes" Johnson.. well known, but not as a Skin. I remember watching the one game he played in, so he counts
6. Zeron Flemister
7. James Jenkins
8. Dean Hamel
9. Marc Logan
10. Kent Graham[/QUOTE]

Why did you ruin a perfectly good list with kent graham? Lol. Also your name made me think....did anybody say henry ellard?

[QUOTE=los panda;934865]reed doughty[/QUOTE]

Why?

[QUOTE=Monkeydad;934881]Todd Collins.[/QUOTE]

Double why? I think this thread has run its course. Now were just naming names. Lol.

[QUOTE=artmonkforhallofamein07;933375]Shawn springs[/QUOTE]

Too good and recent. I think people would have a harder time remembering he played for the seahawks?

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[quote=punch it in;935304]Why did you ruin a perfectly good list with kent graham? Lol. Also your name made me think....did anybody say henry ellard?[/quote]

I remember him coming in during a rainy game vs. I want to say the Steelers and tearing $#^# up, at least by Kent Graham standards! I don't know if he ever played again after that?

Somebody listed Stanley Richard...the sherrif sucked.

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Terry Allen
Irving Fryar
Stephen Alexander
Sam Shade
Stephen Davis
Ken Harrvey
Mike Sellers

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I was expecting this to be a mancrush thread where everyone mentions how Ramsey was destroyed by Spurrier and how Marko Mitchell couldve been the next Randy Moss.

Ricky Sanders and Johnny Thomas (Special teams and CB) are the two nicest people I have ever met.

Troy Vincent for blocking a field goal against Dallas. That was my first trip to DC and my first Home Redskins game. Make it a special trip.

Andre Collins
Shawn Barber
Reggie Brooks
Tydus Winans
Sam Shade
Ifeanyi Ohalete, We have a love hate relationship.
Laveranues Coles. I'm glad we got Moss but wish we kept this guy.

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[quote=Warren85Ellard;935312]I remember him coming in during a rainy game vs. I want to say the Steelers and tearing $#^# up, at least by Kent Graham standards! I don't know if he ever played again after that?

Somebody listed Stanley Richard...the sherrif sucked.[/quote]

Well I bet Graham sits around and thinks about that game all the time - hah............and as I am typing this I am remembering (i think) that myself. Its amazing how over these last couple decades a great game by Kent Graham stands out like that. lol

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[quote=jamf;935318]I was expecting this to be a mancrush thread where everyone mentions how Ramsey was destroyed by Spurrier and how Marko Mitchell couldve been the next Randy Moss.

Ricky Sanders and Johnny Thomas (Special teams and CB) are the two nicest people I have ever met.

Troy Vincent for blocking a field goal against Dallas. That was my first trip to DC and my first Home Redskins game. Make it a special trip.

Andre Collins
Shawn Barber
Reggie Brooks
Tydus Winans
Sam Shade
Ifeanyi Ohalete, We have a love hate relationship.
Laveranues Coles. I'm glad we got Moss but wish we kept this guy.[/quote]
Good call on Troy Vincent.

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[quote=punch it in;935320]Well I bet Graham sits around and thinks about that game all the time - hah............and as I am typing this I am remembering (i think) that myself. Its amazing how over these last couple decades a great game by Kent Graham stands out like that. lol[/quote]

Hah! Just found this: [url=http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=211118007]Washington Redskins vs. Denver Broncos - Recap - November 18, 2001 - ESPN[/url]

I need to find a tape of this classic game.

Awesome article. I'm pretty sure that it was written by Graham's mom or Graham himself. Seriously though, I remembered this game for a reason! Kent Graham tore shit up! I'm moving him up to #6 on my list.

This game was against Shanny's Broncos and not the Steelers as I originally thought. Better yet, check out this quote..."Offensively, that was the worst performance I've ever seen in all my time in the NFL," Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said.

I'm pretty sure John Beck changed his mind.

Bonus: Expert analysis in the right sidebar by our Papa John's mystery guest...read to find the article to find out!

[QUOTE=Warren85Ellard;935368]Hah! Just found this: [url=http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=211118007]Washington Redskins vs. Denver Broncos - Recap - November 18, 2001 - ESPN[/url]

I need to find a tape of this classic game.

Awesome article. I'm pretty sure that it was written by Graham's mom or Graham himself. Seriously though, I remembered this game for a reason! Kent Graham tore shit up! I'm moving him up to #6 on my list.

This game was against Shanny's Broncos and not the Steelers as I originally thought. Better yet, check out this quote..."Offensively, that was the worst performance I've ever seen in all my time in the NFL," Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said.

I'm pretty sure John Beck changed his mind.

Bonus: Expert analysis in the right sidebar by our Papa John's mystery guest...read to find the article to find out![/QUOTE]

Awesome. I take back what i said about him ruining the list. Hell i say move him up to number four! I could have done without the beck reference and the vinnie picture! Hang on .......sorry i just threw up in my mouth a little bit. You know whats funny. I remember that game. I was working for a band and they toured the country. I mean coast to coast, so it was real hard for me to see a game. Always driving something. We were in california and i was able to find a bar to watch the game at. I was just checking out the results of that year - my god we got our asses kicked the first few games of that year worse than any stretch i ever remember. Still wound up 8-8 and in second place behind philly.

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[quote=Warren85Ellard;935368]Hah! Just found this: [URL="http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=211118007"]Washington Redskins vs. Denver Broncos - Recap - November 18, 2001 - ESPN[/URL]

I need to find a tape of this classic game.

Awesome article. I'm pretty sure that it was written by Graham's mom or Graham himself. Seriously though, I remembered this game for a reason! Kent Graham tore shit up! I'm moving him up to #6 on my list.

This game was against Shanny's Broncos and not the Steelers as I originally thought. Better yet, check out this quote..."Offensively, that was the worst performance I've ever seen in all my time in the NFL," Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said.

I'm pretty sure John Beck changed his mind.

Bonus: Expert analysis in the right sidebar by our Papa John's mystery guest...read to find the article to find out![/quote]
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Wow, from that article, Graham threw a TD to Zeron Flemister.[U] I don't ever remember a Redskin with a name like that!

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[quote=punch it in;935370]Awesome. I take back what i said about him ruining the list. Hell i say move him up to number four! I could have done without the beck reference and the vinnie picture! Hang on .......sorry i just threw up in my mouth a little bit. You know whats funny. I remember that game. I was working for a band and they toured the country. I mean coast to coast, so it was real hard for me to see a game. Always driving something. We were in california and i was able to find a bar to watch the game at. I was just checking out the results of that year - my god we got our asses kicked the first few games of that year worse than any stretch i ever remember. Still wound up 8-8 and in second place behind philly.[/quote]

Yeah that was a crazy year. The things that I remember most:

- The Skins getting bludgeoned, then butchered, then bludgeoned again by the Packers in the game right after 9/11.
- Jeff George getting the axe soon afterward.
- Lavar Arrington's interception returned for a TD against the Panthers. You could sense that things were changing after their 0-5 start.
- Stephen Davis fumbling late in the game and blowing it vs. the effing Cowboys. I'm pretty sure that was 2001 and it was on a Sunday or Monday night.
- Kent Graham's legendary performance.

My question now is, why didn't Kent Graham take another snap for the Redskins after that? WTF, Marty!!! Maybe Marty did deserve the pink slip.

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[QUOTE=Monkeydad;935483][U]

Wow, from that article, Graham threw a TD to Zeron Flemister.[U] I don't ever remember a Redskin with a name like that!

He's #6 on my list man! I'm naming my first born Zeron Flemister, if the wife is cool with it.

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[quote=Warren85Ellard;935674][QUOTE=Monkeydad;935483][U]

Wow, from that article, Graham threw a TD to Zeron Flemister.[U] I don't ever remember a Redskin with a name like that!

He's #6 on my list man! I'm naming my first born [B]Zeron Flemister[/B], if the wife is cool with it.[/quote]

Yeah, it's an unforgettable name although he was somewhat forgettable as a player.

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Troy Vincent. Made 1 play ill never forget.

[QUOTE=CrustyRedskin;935676]Troy Vincent. Made 1 play ill never forget.[/QUOTE]

I know it was the dallas game. Did he block the fg?

[QUOTE=Warren85Ellard;935672]Yeah that was a crazy year. The things that I remember most:

- The Skins getting bludgeoned, then butchered, then bludgeoned again by the Packers in the game right after 9/11.
- Jeff George getting the axe soon afterward.
- Lavar Arrington's interception returned for a TD against the Panthers. You could sense that things were changing after their 0-5 start.
- Stephen Davis fumbling late in the game and blowing it vs. the effing Cowboys. I'm pretty sure that was 2001 and it was on a Sunday or Monday night.
- Kent Graham's legendary performance.

My question now is, why didn't Kent Graham take another snap for the Redskins after that? WTF, Marty!!! Maybe Marty did deserve the pink slip.[/QUOTE]

Thats a good question. George was gone. Tony banks played in front of graham the rest of the year. Graham never really played again with hiuston so i think it was an every dog has his day thing against denver? Funny thing is as i was just looking up info on graham to find out that it was the redskins who got him benched while he was on the giants and for all intensive purposes his career was ovet at that point. I just went back and looked again. Graham didnt start the denver game so banks must have gotten hurt and than came back the next week. Banks already won three in a row going into the denver game.

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I liked Joe Salavea....and guess what he's doing now/why I brought him up while I was watching the WSU BYU game..

[url=http://azstarnet.com/sports/blogs/finley/ex-ua-player-coach-salave-a-hired-at-washington-state/article_1e559532-30c0-11e1-abda-0019bb2963f4.html]Ex-UA player, coach Salave'a hired at Washington State[/url]

[QUOTE=CultBrennan59;935732]I liked Joe Salavea....and guess what he's doing now/why I brought him up while I was watching the WSU BYU game..

[url=http://azstarnet.com/sports/blogs/finley/ex-ua-player-coach-salave-a-hired-at-washington-state/article_1e559532-30c0-11e1-abda-0019bb2963f4.html]Ex-UA player, coach Salave'a hired at Washington State[/url][/QUOTE]

Good for him. I liked him too.

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[quote=punch it in;935739]Good for him. I liked him too.[/quote]

Yep him and Daniels were great for a couple of years there. If we had that D and somewhat of an offense we would have won a few more playoff games

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[quote=Warren85Ellard;935672]Yeah that was a crazy year. The things that I remember most:

- The Skins getting bludgeoned, then butchered, then bludgeoned again by the Packers in the game right after 9/11.
- Jeff George getting the axe soon afterward.
- Lavar Arrington's interception returned for a TD against the Panthers. You could sense that things were changing after their 0-5 start.
[U][B]- Stephen Davis fumbling late in the game and blowing it vs. the effing Cowboys. I'm pretty sure that was 2001 and it was on a Sunday or Monday night[/B][/U].
- Kent Graham's legendary performance.

My question now is, why didn't Kent Graham take another snap for the Redskins after that? WTF, Marty!!! Maybe Marty did deserve the pink slip.[/quote]

I was at that game two 0-4 teams on Monday Night Football, that where i learned how classless 99% of Cowboy fans are that game and about five after it that i had to make the walk of shame out of Cowboy Stadium. Terrible experience for years.

Benny Malone. Had the weirdest running style I ever saw. It was like he was running in seven different directions at once.

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Did anyone mention the very first H-Back in NFL history, Nick Giaquinto?!

We'll never have a DLINE like this again (especially since we run a 34 now)!

Dexter Manley
Daryl Grant
Dave Butz
Charles Mann
[URL="http://www.hailmagazine.com/archives/1054"]
This is a where are they now for Grant.[/URL] I always thought Grant and Butz never got enough credit for the job they did. I love Grant's statement from the article about Dexter always asking him what play they were running. Imagine how Dexter could play had he only been... smart.

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Yeah, Grant was the original one man gang. He played O-Line for at least a year before switching to D.

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Pete Wysocki
Pete Cronan ('Cronan The Barbarian')
Speedy Duncan
Tony Green
Larry Jones
and 5 more

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[quote=mooby;936615]Me and my trusty wheelbarrow:

[IMG]http://www.thebuzzmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/fat_redneck.jpg[/IMG][/quote]reminded me of michael barrow. he had a huge impact for us

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[quote=los panda;936685]reminded me of michael barrow. he had a huge impact for us[/quote]

Michael Barrow had a solid couple of years, but I don't remember him having a huge impact. I think Marcus Washington made more of an impact than he did.

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[quote=mooby;936687]Michael Barrow had a solid couple of years, but I don't remember him having a huge impact. I think Marcus Washington made more of an impact than he did.[/quote]

ABSOLUTELY!!! :cool-smil

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[quote=mooby;936687]Michael Barrow had a solid couple of years, but I don't remember him having a huge impact. I think Marcus Washington made more of an impact than he did.[/quote]

Barrow didn't even see any regular season action here.

Maybe you guys are thinking of Jessie Armstead?

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Timmy Smith. His career was very short, but oddly enough his Super Bowl rushing yardage record is still the best in NFL history. 204 yards rushing. Only Marcus Allen has come close.

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Timmy who? Never heard of the guy.

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[quote=Mattyk;936705]Barrow didn't even see any regular season action here.

Maybe you guys are thinking of Jessie Armstead?[/quote]

I think you're right. I remember Michael Barrow being on the roster, but it was the tail end of his career and I'm not exactly sure how much he contributed other than maybe special teams.

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barrow's service was almost as great as byron chamberlain's, now [I]he[/I] had a huge impact here.