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TrustinGibbs · 03-11-2007, 12:27 AM

Jack Kent Cooke....or Joe Gibbs....or Bob Beatherd

Probably the most effective player I can remember was Dave Butz...apologies to everyone else but this guy took two or three offensive line men on almost every play allowing Manley and Mann to go one on one. They got the praise and Pro Bowls...he did the dirty work making their success possible. The guy was a beast.

Others who deserve mention are Kenny Houston who was the best safty to ever play the game at the time of his retirement, Charlie Taylor who was the top reciever in NFL History when he left the game and played during a run dominated era, Darrel Green obviously, Sonny Jergenson, John Riggins, Art Monk, Sammy Baugh and Chris Hanberger. Oh and one other guy...he doesn't really belong here but he was my favorite Skin as a kid because he never gave up and didn't have the most talent but still succeeded, he embodied what the "Over the Hill Gang" was all about...Billy Kilmer.

03-11-2007, 12:27 AM	#10
TrustinGibbs Special Teams Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Wilmington, NC Age: 61 Posts: 104	Re: Who's the BEST Skin of ALL TIME??????????? Jack Kent Cooke....or Joe Gibbs....or Bob Beatherd Probably the most effective player I can remember was Dave Butz...apologies to everyone else but this guy took two or three offensive line men on almost every play allowing Manley and Mann to go one on one. They got the praise and Pro Bowls...he did the dirty work making their success possible. The guy was a beast. Others who deserve mention are Kenny Houston who was the best safty to ever play the game at the time of his retirement, Charlie Taylor who was the top reciever in NFL History when he left the game and played during a run dominated era, Darrel Green obviously, Sonny Jergenson, John Riggins, Art Monk, Sammy Baugh and Chris Hanberger. Oh and one other guy...he doesn't really belong here but he was my favorite Skin as a kid because he never gave up and didn't have the most talent but still succeeded, he embodied what the "Over the Hill Gang" was all about...Billy Kilmer.