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Plaxico Bur r and seven touchdowns. His 1,214 r Two-time Pro Bowler Julian Peterson, who Two-time recorded 399 tackles and 21.5 sacks in six seasons with San Francisco, signed as a free agent with the Seattle Seahawks in 2006. e with 86 receptions for ee touchdowns. d receiving season, finishing his ds and thr rick Mason recorded his fifth-straight 1,073 yar first year in Baltimor Der 1,000-yar Flozell Adams started 107 consecutive games for the Dallas Cowboys before suffering a season-ending knee injury Giants 6 against the New York in Week in 2005. 138 CAMPUS BOWL HONORS & SPARTAN SPARTAN 2005 2006 COACHING 2006 2006 MEDIA LIFE HISTORY AWARDS HISTORY RECORDS RECAP OPPONENTS STAFF SPARTANS OUTLOOK SERVICES SPARTANS SPARTANS including twosacks. 102tackles, 2005 andrecordedacareer-best RobaireSmithstartedall16gamesin Houston’s (11.7 avg.)andfourtouchdowns. in receptions2005,with64for750yards Muhsin MuhammadledtheChicagoBears IN THENFL in Atlanta. and twopassbr Philadelphia in1998,contributed23tackles gamessince beingdraftedby regular-season Ike Reese,whohasplayedin128consecutive team-best eighttouchdownsin2005. Duckettrushedfor380yards anda T.J. Atlanta’s eak-ups inhisfirstseason (132 total)andinterceptions(4). Redskins in2005,ledtheteamtackles and twoplayoffgamesfortheWashington Lemar Marshall,whostarted16regular-season of theseasonwithabr touchdown. Bakersatoutthelasteightgames 18 passesfor269yards(14.9avg.)andone Jetsandcaught 2005 seasonfortheNewYork Chris Bakerstartedthefirsteightgamesof oken leftleg. MEDIA 2006 2006 COACHING 2006 2005 SPARTAN SPARTAN HONORS & BOWL CAMPUS SERVICES OUTLOOK SPARTANS STAFF OPPONENTS RECAP RECORDS HISTORY AWARDS HISTORY LIFE 139 11 22 16 e1 IN THE NFL San Francisco 2 Chicago (NFL) Philadelphia (NFL) 4 Baltimor Indianapolis San Francisco 49ers B Detroit 7 QB DE WR LB DeAndra Cobb, who appeared in three games as a rookie for the Atlanta Falcons in 2005, returned 16 kickoffs for 359 yards (22.4 avg.). rall e Rison SPARTANS SPARTANS .J. Duckett RB Atlanta Falcons 18 John Pingel ChandnoisLynn Earl Mor B Pittsburgh 8 Walt KowalczykWalt B PhiladelphiaCharles “Bubba” Smith 6 Joe DeLamielleure OGCarl Banks BuffaloAnthony Bell LBAndr LB Giants New York 2 St. Louis 3 5 Percy Snow LBJulian Peterson Kansas City 13 T FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS FIRST-ROUND 1950 NFL Year Player19361939 Sid Wagner19521956 Bob Carey G Pos. Team Detroit E Los Angeles Rams Pick 13 8 19571958 Clarence Peaks1958 Dan Currie19611963 Herb Adderley B Dave Behrman1963 C Philadelphia Ed Budde1965 DB C1967 Rush Jerry Green Bay Green Bay1967 Clinton Jones Buffalo (AFL)1967 7 1967 Gene Washington G1973 George Webster DE1973 RB Dallas (AFL) 3 1977 Billy Joe DuPree WR 12 4 Boston (AFL)1978 Mike Cobb Minnesota LB Minnesota1984 Bethea Larry 1986 Houston TE1987 8 1988 Mark Ingram Dallas – TE1989 Lorenzo White DE 2 Mandarich1989 Tony 8 Cincinnati Dallas FL 5 RB OT Giants New York 26 Houston Green Bay 3 28 28 22 2 1990 19911994 Bobby Wilson1999 Rob Fredrickson2000 Dimitrius Underwood2000 Plaxico Burress DE DT LB Minnesota Vikings Washington Los Angeles Raiders WR Pittsburgh Steelers 22 29 17 8 2003 Charles Rogers WR Detroit Lions 2 2002 William Whitticker, a seventh-round selection by William Whitticker, Green Bay in the 2005 NFL Draft, came out of nowhere to start 14 games at right guard as a rookie. Jeff Smoker, who saw limited action during Jeff Smoker, the 2005 preseason, is in his third year with the St. Louis Rams. ds Charles Rogers, who played in nine games including three starts for the Detroit Lions in 2005, had 14 catches for 197 yar (14.1 avg.) and one touchdown. Renaldo Hill, who totaled a career-high 89 Renaldo Hill, who totaled a career-high tackles, an interception and four pass break- ups in Oakland last season, signed as an unrestricted free agent with the Miami Dolphins in March 2006. 140 CAMPUS BOWL HONORS & SPARTAN SPARTAN 2005 2006 COACHING 2006 2006 MEDIA LIFE HISTORY AWARDS HISTORY RECORDS RECAP OPPONENTS STAFF SPARTANS OUTLOOK SERVICES SPARTANS SPARTANS April 2006. claimed onwaiversbytheGr 14 gamesasarookieforIndianapolis,was whohandledkickoffdutiesin Dave Rayner, final preseasongame. campaign aftersufferingakneeinjuryinthe satouttheentire2005 Kevin Vickerson IN THENFL een BayPackersin r chosen bytheOaklandRaidersinseventh at centerfortheSpartansfrom2003-05,was Chris Morris,whostarted36consecutivegames of the2006NFLDraft. Jetsinthethirdround selected bytheNewYork was and productionpoints(204)asasenior, leading theSpartandefenseintackles(101) Eric Smith,whoearnedteamMVPhonorsafter ound ofthe2006NFLDraft. 18. Auburn .24 17. Arizona State .25 16. UCLA .27 15. 14. Michigan State . 31 6. 5. Michigan . .41 4. 3. Notre Dame2. .60 Ohio State1. .64 Southern Cal .65 ALL-TIME FIRST 20. 13. Nebraska . .32 11. Florida State .33 10. Alabama .34 9. 8. Tennessee7. 36 Football League. Research dataprovidedbytheNational registering fourtacklesandforcingafumble. 16atKansasCity, season debutinWeek MatthiasAskewmadehis2005 Cincinnati’s T Louisiana State Florida Miami (Fla.) .58 Colorado Penn State Oklahoma. .35 Texas .37 exas A&M . 40 . 23 -ROUND NFLDRAFTPICKS . 33 . 29 24 SPARTANS IN THE NFL DRAFT S E 1936 1950 1955 1958 M R E V D Sid Wagner Lynn Chandnois, B Hank Bullough, G Dan Currie, C I C I A 1st round - Detroit 1st round - Pittsburgh 5th round - Green Bay 1st round - Green Bay E Eddie Bagdon, G LeRoy Bolden, B Walt Kowalczyk, B S 1937 7th round - Chicago Cardinals 6th round - Cleveland 1st round - Philadelphia Gordon Dahlgren, G Gene Glick, B Bert Zagers, B Jim Ninowski, QB 8th round - Green Bay 25th round - Detroit 7th round - Detroit 4th round - Cleveland O 2 Frank Waters, B Ellis Duckett, B Bob Jewett, E U T 1938 0 L 25th round - Green Bay 15th round - Pittsburgh 5th round - Chicago Bears 0 O 6 John Pingel, B Don McAuliffe, B John Matsock, B Jim Wulff, B O K 1st round - Detroit Lions 28th round - NY Giants 24th round - Cleveland 6th round - Cleveland Ole Nelson, E Vic Postula, B Hal Dukes, E 1951 8th round - Pittsburgh 24th round - Philadelphia 13th round - San Francisco Dorne Dibble, E Tony Kolodziej, E S 1941 P 1956 2 3rd round - Detroit 13th round - LA Rams A 0 Stan McRae, E R 0 Sonny Grandelius, B Earl Morrall, QB Archie Matsos, G T A 15th round - Washington 6 3rd round - NY Giants 1st round - San Francisco 16th round - Baltimore N S 1942 Hank Minarik, E Norm Masters, T Les Rutledge, T 8th round - Pittsburgh 2nd round - Chicago Cardinals Tony Arena, C 20th round - Chicago Bears Jesse Thomas, B Billy Quinlan, E 13th round - Detroit Larry Harding, E 10th round - NY Yanks 3rd round - Cleveland 24th round - LA Rams C O S 1943 Deane Thomas, T Gary Lowe, B A T C 1959 A 23rd round - LA Rams 5th round - Washington H Jack Fenton, B F I F 10th round - Detroit Dick Kuh, G John Lewis, E Fran O’Brien, T N G Dick Kieppe, B 24th round - NY Giants 9th round - Baltimore 3rd round - Cleveland Gerry Planutis, B Blanche Martin, B 15th round - Cleveland 1952 12th round - Washington 4th round - LA Rams 1944 Bob Carey, E O Sam Williams, DE Ellison Kelly, G P 2 1st round - LA Rams 24th round - LA Rams 5th round - NY Giants P O Hugh Davis, B 0 N 17th round - Pittsburgh Bill Hughes, C Buck Nystrom, G Palmer Pyle, T 0 E 6 Paul Carter, T 2nd round - Cleveland 30th round - Washington 6th round - Baltimore N T 23rd round - Pittsburgh Al Dorow, B Larry Cundiff, T S Howard Beyer, C 3rd round -
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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Alex Riethmiller – 310.840.4635 NFL – 11/18/19 [email protected] NFL RELEASES RUNNING BACK FINALISTS FOR THE ‘NFL 100 ALL-TIME TEAM’ 24 Transformative Rushers Kick Off Highly Anticipated Reveal The ‘NFL 100 All-Time Team’ Premieres Friday, November 22 at 8:00 PM ET on NFL Network The NFL is proud to announce the 24 running backs that have been named as finalists for the NFL 100 All-Time Team. First announced on tonight’s edition of Monday Night Countdown on ESPN, the NFL 100 All- Time Team running back finalist class account for 14 NFL MVP titles and combine for 2,246 touchdowns. Of the 24 finalists at running back, 23 are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH, while one is still adding to his legacy on the field as an active player. The NFL100 All-Time Team premieres on November 22 and continues for six weeks through Week 17 of the regular season. Rich Eisen, Cris Collinsworth and Bill Belichick will reveal the NFL 100 All-Time Team selections by position in each episode beginning at 8:00 PM ET every Friday night, followed by a live reaction show hosted by Chris Rose immediately afterward, exclusively on NFL Network. Of the 24 running back finalists, Friday’s premiere of the NFL 100 All-Time Team will name 12 individuals as the greatest running backs of all time. The process to select and celebrate the historic team began in early 2018 with the selection of a 26-person blue-ribbon voting panel.