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[QUOTE=nycdan;3110977]This is from memory.
Gonna guess Riggins is one. Not sure if Wesley Walker was a top-10 pick. Gotta be some linemen in there but not sure who.[/QUOTE] =================================================== Marvin Powel? Maybe Marty Lyons, Freeman McNeil? |
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I'm tired of pretending I'm not a total b1tchen
rock star from Mars.
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[QUOTE=gunnails;3111143]===================================================
Marvin Powel? Maybe Marty Lyons, Freeman McNeil?[/QUOTE] Powell could be. He said all offense so Lyons is out. Was McNeil drafted before 1980? That's the part that's nagging me. Other offensive guys I can recall from the 70s don't feel like they were drafted that high. Micky Shuler? (not sure he was even drafted before 1980). Richie Castor (couldn't be that high a pick, could he?) |
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[QUOTE=Batmans A Scientist;3110932]Between 1970 and 1979 the Jets had 6 picks in the top 10 overall of the draft, 5 of them played 100 games or more, all of them offensive players, name them:
I found this online, I wouldn't know if I didn't look it up, and would be impressed if anyone gets all of these without cheating[/QUOTE] Riggins, R. Todd, Marvin Powell, Jerome Barkum? Too hard, I can't remember another name. |
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longing for the days of Ronald Reagan
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Chris Ward out of Ohio State.
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Watching the American East Championship
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[QUOTE=gunnails;3111143]===================================================
Marvin Powel? Maybe Marty Lyons, Freeman McNeil?[/QUOTE] Marvin Powell is right Marty Lyons was drafted 14th, McNeil was drafted in 1981 |
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[QUOTE=nycdan;3111165]Powell could be. He said all offense so Lyons is out. Was McNeil drafted before 1980? That's the part that's nagging me. Other offensive guys I can recall from the 70s don't feel like they were drafted that high.
Micky Shuler? (not sure he was even drafted before 1980). Richie Castor (couldn't be that high a pick, could he?)[/QUOTE] Shuler was 3rd rd..:eek: |
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Anyone who started at Safety between Victor Green/Jerome Henderson in 98 to Kerry Rhodes and Erik Coleman in...2004-ish??
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If there were statistics kept for killing threads, I think I would be a Hall Of Famer
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[QUOTE=nycdan;3111165]Powell could be. He said all offense so Lyons is out. Was McNeil drafted before 1980? That's the part that's nagging me. Other offensive guys I can recall from the 70s don't feel like they were drafted that high.
Micky Shuler? (not sure he was even drafted before 1980). Richie Castor (couldn't be that high a pick, could he?)[/QUOTE] Freeman was drafted in 1981, Shuler '78. [QUOTE=Batmans A Scientist;3110932]Between 1970 and 1979 the Jets had 6 picks in the top 10 overall of the draft, 5 of them played 100 games or more, all of them offensive players, name them: I found this online, I wouldn't know if I didn't look it up, and would be impressed if anyone gets all of these without cheating[/QUOTE] Riggins was already mentioned Jerome Barkum Chris Ward Marvin Powell Richard Todd |
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[QUOTE=Jasper17;3111214]Anyone who started at Safety between Victor Green/Jerome Henderson in 98 to Kerry Rhodes and Erik Coleman in...2004-ish??[/QUOTE]
-Omar Stoutmire and Steve Atwater in 1999- Stoutmire took over after Atwater got hurt, I think we signed Stoutmire during the '99 season -Kevin Williams(he also started in '98), had an INT in that SF opener and also got beat on the TD that gave SF a late lead in the 4th qtr. -Chris HayesGreat STs player -Damien Robinson -Sam Garnes -Jon McGraw -Tyrone Carter- people forgte he played briefly for us before going to Pitt and winning SBs -reggie Tongue- made his biggest impact in his last game w/ us returning the INT for a TD against Pitt. |
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[QUOTE=nyjunc;3114806]-Omar Stoutmire and Steve Atwater in 1999- Stoutmire took over after Atwater got hurt, I think we signed Stoutmire during the '99 season
-Kevin Williams(he also started in '98), had an INT in that SF opener and also got beat on the TD that gave SF a late lead in the 4th qtr. -Chris HayesGreat STs player -Damien Robinson -Sam Garnes -Jon McGraw -Tyrone Carter- people forgte he played briefly for us before going to Pitt and winning SBs -reggie Tongue- made his biggest impact in his last game w/ us returning the INT for a TD against Pitt.[/QUOTE] That's pretty good, you had more than I can remember. I forgot about Garnes and Robinson. Herm Brought Robinson over from Tampa and he was supposed to be the savior. I had remembered the Frost/Williams/Hayes debacle. Hayes was just a great STer like you said, Frost never seemed to be in the right place and Williams couldn't tackle a sheet of looseleaf. Well played sir. |
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[QUOTE=Jasper17;3114876]That's pretty good, you had more than I can remember. I forgot about Garnes and Robinson. Herm Brought Robinson over from Tampa and he was supposed to be the savior. I had remembered the Frost/Williams/Hayes debacle. Hayes was just a great STer like you said, Frost never seemed to be in the right place and Williams couldn't tackle a sheet of looseleaf.
Well played sir.[/QUOTE] I really liked Jon McGraw but he could never stay healthy. Frost was a gamble that he could convert to safety and like most parcells picks w/ the Jets it didn't work out. |
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