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GRIDIRON__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STATS NFL Retro Format Player List Season 1983 17/4/20 PNo Tm Ps Player (Signed) PNo Tm Ps Player (Signed) PNo Tm Ps Player (Signed) 68 PS RB Walter Abercrombie 143 PE KK Tony Franklin 91 CL TE Ozzie Newsome 133 BC KK Raul Allegre 70 NS RB Hokie Gajan 129 DC RB Timmy Newsome 41 LA RB Marcus Allen 67 MV RB Tony Galbreath 90 DL TE Ulysses Norris 148 NS KK Morten Andersen 83 CH WR Willie Gault 139 SR KK Neil O'Donoghue 136 PS KK Gary Anderson 101 NG WR Earnest Gray 58 TB RB James Owens 22 CI QB Ken Anderson 73 SR WR Roy Green 21 BC QB Mike Pagel 54 SR RB Ottis Anderson 18 NE QB Steve Grogan 51 CH RB Walter Payton 48 AF RB William Andrews 118 LR RB Mike Guman 107 DC WR Drew Pearson 140 LA KK Chris Bahr 132 NG KK Ali Haji-Sheikh 12 LA QB Jim Plunkett 149 CL KK Matt Bahr 55 PS RB Franco Harris 66 PS RB Frank Pollard 93 AF WR Stacey Bailey 53 LA RB Frank Hawkins 71 DB RB Nathan Poole 161 LR TE Mike Barber 124 BC WR Bernard Henry 38 CL RB Mike Pruitt 10 AF QB Steve Bartkowski 89 DC WR Tony Hill 74 PE WR Mike Quick 150 SD KK Rolf Benirschke 19 DL QB Eric Hipple 100 NE TE Derrick Ramsey 110 LA WR Cliff Branch 126 AF WR Floyd Hodge 134 MV KK Benny Ricardo 152 CI KK Jim Breech 173 CL TE Harry Holt 32 WR RB John Riggins 164 NS TE Hoby Brenner 105 TB WR Kevin House 47 AF RB Gerald Riggs 80 WR WR Charlie Brown 72 GB RB Harlan Huckleby 56 NS RB George Rogers 40 MV RB Ted Brown 169 BB TE Tony Hunter 174 MD TE Joe Rose 46 KC RB Theotis Brown 180 AF WR Alfred Jackson 163 CI TE Dan Ross 25 NG QB Scott Brunner 11 PE QB Ron Jaworski 182 DB WR Clint Sampson 168 BB WR Jerry Butler 88 GB WR John Jefferson 99 KC TE Willie Scott 181 BC WR Ray Butler 119 SS WR Paul Johns 141 DC KK Rafael Septien 36 HO RB Earl Campbell 114 AF WR Billy Johnson 172 SD TE Eric Sievers 153 TB KK Bill Capece 165 DC WR Butch Johnson 49 DL RB Billy Sims 167 PE WR Harold Carmichael 127 MD TE Dan Johnson 6 CL QB Brian Sipe 62 NG RB Rob Carpenter 145 SS KK Norm Johnson 92 HO WR Tim Smith 85 KC WR Carlos Carson 34 CI RB Pete Johnson 122 SF WR Freddie Solomon 116 DL WR Jeff Chadwick 160 SD WR Charlie Joiner 50 DC RB Ron Springs 104 SD WR Wes Chandler 117 CL WR Bobby Jones 26 NS QB Ken Stabler 75 LA TE Todd Christensen 52 DL RB James Jones 156 NE KK Fred Steinfort 81 SF WR Dwight Clark 115 NJ WR Lam Jones 144 GB KK Jan Stenerud 77 GB TE Paul Coffman 146 DB KK Rich Karlis 98 KC WR Paige Stephone 39 NE RB Tony Collins 155 HO KK Florian Kempf 20 PS QB Cliff Stoudt 102 CI WR Cris Collinsworth 7 KC QB Bill Kenney 64 CH RB Matt Suhey 96 DC TE Doug Cosbie 17 SS QB Dave Krieg 111 PS WR Calvin Sweeney 45 SF RB Roger Craig 159 LR KK Mike Lansford 69 NE RB Mosi Tatupu 87 BB RB Joe Cribbs 76 SS WR Steve Largent 3 WR QB Joe Thiesmann 171 PS TE Bennie Cunningham 151 NJ KK Pat Leahy 147 CH KK Bob Thomas 157 BB KK Joe Danelo 170 BB WR Frank Lewis 16 TB QB Jack Thompson 112 LR WR Preston Dennard 82 GB WR James Lofton 166 DL WR Leonard Thompson 27 DB QB Steve DeBerg 8 SR QB Neil Lomax 108 SR WR Pat Tilley 33 LR RB Eric Dickerson 137 KC KK Nick Lowery 15 NJ QB Richard Todd 59 BC RB Curtis Dickey 28 HO QB Oliver Luck 176 BB WR Perry Tuttle 1 GB QB Lynn Dickey 154 AF KK Mick Luckhurst 61 SF RB Wendell Tyler 130 WR TE Clint Didier 30 SD QB Ed Luther 142 MD KK Uwe Von Schamann 24 MV QB Steve Dils 14 MD QB Dan Marino 86 NJ WR Wesley Walker 43 DC RB Tony Dorsett 84 SR TE Doug Marsh 35 SS RB Curt Warner 121 HO TE Chris Dressel 94 KC WR Henry Marshall 95 WR RB Joe Washington 113 SD WR Bobby Duckworth 128 CH WR Dennis McKinnon 103 DB WR Steve Watson 78 MD WR Mark Duper 23 CH QB Jim McMahon 175 NE WR Clarence Weathers 65 GB RB Gerry Ellis 57 BC RB Randy McMillan 138 SF KK Ray Wersching 31 DB QB John Elway 106 WR WR Art Monk 2 DC QB Danny White 109 LR WR George Farmer 4 SF QB Joe Montana 125 MV WR Sammy White 179 CL WR Ricky Feacher 97 MD WR Nat Moore 63 TB RB James Wilder 5 BB QB Joe Ferguson 162 CH TE Emery Moorehead 178 LA WR Dokie Williams 9 LR QB Vince Ferragamo 131 WR KK Mark Moseley 29 LA QB Marc Wilson 13 SD QB Dan Fouts 177 BB WR Mike Mosley 42 NS RB Wayne Wilson 120 SF TE Russ Francis 37 SD RB Chuck Muncie 79 SD TE Kellen Winslow 44 MD RB Andra Franklin 135 DL KK Eddie Murray 60 NG RB Butch Woolfolk 123 BB WR Byron Franklin 158 LR KK Chuck Nelson 183 NS WR Tyrone Young.
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