text: Close Best NFL Player by Jersey Number 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next James Flores/Getty Images 00 A team of SI.com's finest numerologists crunched the data on jersey numbers to come up with the best performers in professional football at each number from 00 to 99. We based our decision on a combination of factors, including the player's impact on the game, statistics and his team's success during the time he wore the number. We start with 00. The Hall of Fame center manned the middle for the Raiders for 15 seasons. He was named all-league 12 straight years (1960-71) and played in six AFL title games and one Super Bowl. Runner-up: Ken Burrough 1|101 Robert Riger/Getty Images 0 An All-America halfback-fullback out of Cal and 1953 first-round pick, Olszewski played nine seasons in the NFL (for the Chicago Cardinals, Detroit and Washington) and one AFL season (Denver). He rushed for 3,320 yards and 16 touchdowns. 2|101 Heinz Kluetmeier/SI 1 A CFL legend (he won five consecutive Grey Cups with Edmonton) before heading south, Moon completed 3,988 of 6,823 passes for 49,325 yards and 291 touchdowns in 17 NFL seasons. Runner-up: Benny Friedman Worthy of consideration: Gary Anderson, John (Paddy) Driscoll, Ray Flaherty, Jason Elam, Curly Lambeau 3|101 AP 2 The Hall of Fame halfback was a two-time Pro Bowl selection and a member of the NFL's 1940 All-Decade team. He played his entire NFL career for the Chicago Cardinals and scored a pair of touchdowns in Chicago's 28-21 win in the 1947 NFL Championship. Runner-up: David Akers Worthy of consideration: Steve Christie 4|101 AP 3 A two-way superstar, Nagurski excelled for the Bears at fullback and linebacker. He gained 4,031 yards over nine NFL seasons (1930-37, 1943) and scored the go-ahead touchdown in the 1943 title game. He was 35 at the time. Runner-up: Jan Stenerud Worthy of consideration: Tony Canadeo, Daryle Lamonica, Mark Moseley, Jeff Reed 5|101 John Biever/SI 4 Favre has defined toughness and production, from his consecutive start streak to his three MVP awards and 11 Pro Bowl selections. He led the Packers to seven division championships, four title games and two Super Bowls, including a win in Super Bowl XXXI. Favre became the first quarterback to win a playoff game at the age of 40 in leading Minnesota to the NFC Championship Game. Runner-up: Tuffy Leemans Worthy of consideration: John Kasay, Ernie Nevers, Reggie Roby, Adam Vinatieri 6|101 Damian Strohmeyer/SI 5 McNabb was the face of the Eagles franchise for a decade before moving to Washington and Minnesota. A six-time Pro Bowler with five NFC Championship games on his resume, he is one of six quarterbacks to have both 25,000 passing yards and 3,000 rushing yards. Runner-up: Paul Hornung Worthy of consideration: Morten Andersen (Atlanta), Jeff Garcia, George McAfee 7|101 Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images 6 Butler played 11 seasons for the Bears (and two for the Cardinals), hitting on 265 of 361 career field goals and 413 of 426 extra point attempts. He was particularly effective from long range, making 16 of 42 field goals from 50 yards or more. Runner-up: Rolf Benirschke Worthy of consideration: Steve Owens 8|101 Peter Read Miller/SI 7 The personification of persistence. Elway lost the first three Super Bowls he appeared in before leading the Broncos to titles in 1997 and '98. He led Denver to a record 47 fourth-quarter comebacks. Runner-up: Ben Roethlisberger Worthy of consideration: Morten Andersen (New Orleans), Dutch Clark, George Halas, Mel Hein, Bert Jones, Dan Pastorini, Joe Theismann, Michael Vick, Bob Waterfield. 9|101 John Biever/SI 8 As the trigger man for the Cowboys dynastic teams in the 1990s, Hall of Famer Aikman led the team to three Super Bowl titles. Runner-up: Steve Young Worthy of consideration: Mark Brunell, Ray Guy, Archie Manning, Davey O'Brien, Larry Wilson 10|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 9 Brees not only reinvented his career in New Orleans, he helped lift up the downtrodden city to its first Super Bowl title five years after one of the worst natural disasters in history. A six-time Pro Bowl QB and four-time All-Pro, Brees broke the single season passing yards record in 2011 and enters the 2012 season with four consecutive seasons of at least 4,000 passing yards and 30 touchdowns. A 2009 Super Bowl champion, Brees also set the single-season record for highest completion percentage, 71.2%, in 2011. Runner-up: Sonny Jurgensen Worthy of consideration: Tommy Kramer, Jim McMahon, Steve McNair, Carson Palmer 11|101 Neil Leifer/SI 10 A dual-threat thanks to his remarkable scrambling ability, Tarkenton set NFL records (since broken) for attempts (6,467), completions (3,686), yards (47,003) and touchdowns (342). He led the Vikings to three Super Bowl appearances. Runner-up: Steve Bartkowski Worthy of consideration: Eli Manning, Byron (Whizzer) White, Jim Zorn 12|101 Marvin E. Newman/SI 11 "The Dutchman" led the Eagles to an NFL Championship in 1960, the same year he was named NFL MVP. Van Brocklin won passing titles in 1950 and 1952 and was named to nine Pro Bowls. Runner-up: Phil Simms Worthy of consideration: Drew Bledsoe, Larry Fitzgerald, Danny White 13|101 John Biever/SI 12 Tough call over Terry Bradshaw but Brady gets the top spot for winning in a tougher era. He's 138-40 as a starter, including 14-5 in the postseason and holds the NFL record for the most consecutive wins (10) in the postseason. Plus, well, Gisele. Runner-up: Terry Bradshaw Worthy of consideration: John Brodie, Randall Cunningham, Bob Griese, Jim Kelly, Joe Namath, Ken Stabler, Roger Staubach, Doug Williams 14|101 John Biever/SI 13 With 61,361 yards passing and 420 touchdowns, Marino is the second most prolific passer in NFL history. He was the first player to pass for 5,000 yards in a season and finished 13 seasons with at least 3,000 yards passing. He was selected to nine Pro Bowls and led the Dolphins to a Super Bowl appearance in the 1984 season. Runner-up: Kurt Warner Worthy of consideration: Dave Jennings, Don Maynard, Frank Ryan, Ken Riley, Jake Scott 15|101 AP 14 Paul Brown's perfect quarterback: Under Graham the Browns played in 10 straight titles games and won four AAFC and three NFL Championships. He wore No. 14 from 1952 to 1956, leading the league in passing in '52 and '53. Runner-up: Y.A. Tittle Worthy of consideration: Ken Anderson, Steve Grogan, Don Hutson, Ed Podolak 16|101 Fred Kaplan/SI 15 The great conductor of the Packers offense, Starr won NFL Championships in 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966 and 1967. He was named MVP of the first two Super Bowls. Runner-up: Steve Van Buren Worthy of consideration: Jack Kemp, Earl Morrall, Jim Turner 17|101 Andy Hayt/SI 16 Joe Cool was at his best when the money was on the line. He quarterbacked the Niners to four Super Bowl wins and was named Super Bowl MVP on three occasions. Runner-up: Len Dawson Worthy of consideration: George Blanda, Frank Gifford, Vinny Testaverde 18|101 John Iacono/SI 17 The long and lean Carmichael (he was 6-foot-8) played 13 seasons for the Eagles and one for the Cowboys. A sure-handed receiver, Carmichael finished his career with 590 receptions for 8,985 yards and 79 touchdowns. Runner-up: Turk Edwards Worthy of consideration: Red Badgro, Jim Hart, Cecil Isbell, Billy Kilmer, Dave Krieg, Don Meredith 19|101 Simon Bruty/SI 18 When his career concludes sometime this decade, Manning will likely hold every major NFL passing record. He's a four-time MVP who completed 4,682 of 7,210 passes for 54,828 yards in 13 seasons with the Colts. Runner-up: Charlie Joiner Worthy of consideration: Roman Gabriel, Emmitt Thomas, Gene Washington 20|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 19 He's on the short list for the game's greatest quarterbacks. Unitas was the first passer to throw for 40,000 yards and was the quarterback selected for the NFL's All-Time team as voted by the Pro Football Hall of Fame voters in 2000. Runner-up: Lance Alworth Worthy of consideration: Bernie Kosar 21|101 John Biever/SI 20 An electrifying runner whose uncanny ability to cut back often made defenders feel like Wile E. Coyote, Sanders was the first player to rush for 1,000 yards in his first 10 seasons. He led the NFL in rushing four times. Runner-up: Ed Reed Worthy of consideration: Lem Barney, Ronde Barber, Cliff Battles, Gino Cappelletti, Joe Cribbs, Brian Dawkins, Mel Renfro, Louis Wright 22|101 George Lange/SI 21 A shutdown corner with track star speed, Sanders was a perennial Pro Bowl selection and a two-time Super Bowl champion. He was named Defensive Player of the Year in 1994 and selected to the NFL's 1990 All-Decade Team. Runner-up: LaDainian Tomlinson Worthy of consideration: Eric Allen, Tiki Barber, Cliff Branch, James Brooks, Nolan Cromwell, Jim Kiick,  Bob Sanders, Charles Woodson 23|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 22 The NFL's alltime rushing leader won three Super Bowls as a member of the Cowboys. In 1993 he won the league's MVP, rushing crown (1,486 yards) and Super Bowl MVP, the only player to hit that triple in NFL history. Runner-up: Bobby Layne Worthy of consideration: Dave Brown, Frank Gatski, Bob Hayes, Mike Haynes, Paul Krause, Bobby Layne, Asante Samuel, Buddy Young 24|101 Ezra Shaw/Getty Images 23 A five-time Pro Bowl cornerback over his 14 seasons, Vincent was a major player in the Eagles' dominant defense of the late '90s. He played for four teams (Dolphins, Eagles, Bills and Redskins) and finished with 47 career interceptions. Runner-up: Mel Gray Worthy of consideration: Blaine Bishop, Devin Hester 25|101 Robert Riger/Getty Images 24 The Hall of Fame flanker and running back was All-NFL five times and the NFL Player of the Year in 1964. He starred for the Colts for 12 seasons (1956-67). Runner-up: Willie Wood Worthy of consideration: Champ Bailey, Willie Brown, Ty Law, Freeman McNeil, Everson Walls, Charles Woodson. 26|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 25 A sure-handed receiver for the Raiders, Biletnikoff had 589 career receptions for 8,974 yards and 76 touchdowns. He was the MVP In Super Bowl XI. Runner-up: Tommy McDonald Worthy of consideration: Eric Davis, Haven Moses, Louis Oliver 27|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 26 Woodson was the premier cornerback of his era and was named to the NFL's 75th Anniversary team, the only active player on the list when it was selected in 1994. He played 17 seasons (1987-2003) for four teams (Steelers, Niners, Raiders and Ravens). Runner-up: Herb Adderley Worthy of consideration: Raymond Clayborn, Lydell Mitchell, Clinton Portis 28|101 Al Tielemans/SI 27 After winning a Heisman Trophy at Ohio State, George put up big numbers for both Houston and Tennessee as a member of the Oilers/Titans franchise. He was a workhorse running back, routinely amassing more than 300 carries per season. Over nine seasons he rushed for 10,441 yards and 68 touchdowns. Runner-up: Steve Atwater Worthy of consideration: Terrell Buckley, Rodney Hampton, Ken Houston 29|101 John Biever/SI 28 A key cog of the Rams' "Greatest Show On Turf," Faulk played his last game in 2005, ending a career in which he produced 19,154 combined yards from scrimmage. His 6,875 yards receiving are the most by any running back. Runner-up: Darrell Green Worthy of consideration: Warrick Dunn, Abner Haynes, Chris Johnson. Curtis Martin, Adrian Peterson, Ahmad Rashad, Curt Warner, Darren Woodson 30|101 Peter Read Miller/SI 29 An electrifying open-field runner, Dickerson ran for an NFL-record 2,105 yards in 1984 and gained 1,800 or more rushing yards in three of his first four seasons. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1999. Runner-up: Alex Webster Worthy of consideration: Joseph Addai, Hanford Dixon, Albert Lewis, Sam Madison 31|101 Mickey Pfleger/SI 30 The initials (T.D.) fit: Davis ran for a franchise-best 7,607 rushing yards and 60 touchdowns during his eight seasons in Denver. He was the NFL MVP in 1998 and helped lead the Broncos to a pair of Super Bowl titles. Runner-up: Bill Willis Worthy of consideration: Ahman Green, Lawrence McCutcheon, Brian Mitchell, Mark Van Eeghen 32|101 Marvin E. Newman/SI 31 As one of the offensive pillars of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay attack, Taylor rushed for 8,597 yards, caught 225 passes and scored 558 points. He had 19 rushing touchdowns in 1962. Runner-up: Donnie Shell Worthy of consideration: William Andrews, Priest Holmes, Wilbert Montgomery 33|101 Focus on Sport/Getty Images 32 Many consider him the NFL's greatest player. Brown led the NFL in rushing for eight seasons and was the Most Valuable Player three times. He retired at 30 at the peak of his career. Runner-up: O.J. Simpson Worthy of consideration: Marcus Allen, Ottis Anderson, Jamal Anderson, Mike Curtis, Franco Harris, Jack Tatum, Ricky Watters, John L. Williams 34|101 AP 33 One of the game's great passers, "Slingin" Sammy was a record six-time NFL passing leader and finished his career with 21,886 passing yards and 187 touchdowns. He also led the NFL in punting four straight years, beginning in 1940. Runner-up: Tony Dorsett Worthy of consideration: Roger Craig, David Fulcher, Ollie Matson, Mike Rozier 35|101 Jerry Wachter/SI 34 Sweet in disposition -- and talent. Payton retired as the NFL's alltime leading rusher (16,726) and is considered by many to be the NFL's greatest modern-day running back. Runner-up: Earl Campbell Worthy of consideration: Dale Carter, Cookie Gilchrist, Don Chandler, Bo Jackson, Andy Russell, Thurman Thomas 36|101 Sporting News Archives/Icon SMI 35 A two-way star for the Eagles' championship teams in 1948 and 1949, Pihos made all-NFL six times in nine seasons. He led the NFL in receiving for three straight seasons and had 373 career catches . Runner-up: John Henry Johnson Worthy of consideration: Alan Ameche, Neal Anderson, Marion Butts, Calvin Hill, Jim Nance, Christian Okoye, Riley Smith 37|101 David Bergman/SI 36 The Bus, at 5-11 and 255 pounds, powered his way to 13,662 rushing yards over 13 seasons with the Rams and Steelers. Runner-up: Brian Westbrook Worthy of consideration: Merton Hanks, Lawyer Milloy, Marion Motley, Ken Reaves 38|101 Hy Peskin/SI 37 How the Lions could use him today. Walker was a five-time Pro Bowl selection for Detroit and led the NFL in scoring in 1950 and 1955. Runner-up: Lester Hayes Worthy of consideration: Shaun Alexander, Tommy Casanova, Larry Centers, Rodney Harrison, Carnell Lake 39|101 Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images 38 Over a seven-year career with the Redskins and Saints, Rogers rushed for 7,176 yards with 54 touchdowns. He led the league as a rookie in 1981 with 1,647 yards and was selected as the league's Rookie of the Year . Runner-up: Arnie Herber Worthy of consideration: Mike Anderson, Kimble Anders 40|101 Neil Leifer/SI 39 He defined punishing running for the great Miami teams of the 1970s. Csonka was a three-time All-Pro and the MVP in Super Bowl VIII. His career totals: 8,081 yards rushing, 106 receptions and 68 touchdowns. Runner-up: Hugh McElhenny Worthy of consideration: Sam Cunningham, Steven Jackson 41|101 Tony Tomsic/Getty Images 40 Has anyone looked more graceful on a football field? Sayers's career was cut short by injuries but he still managed to finish with 9,435 combined net yards. Runner-up: Elroy (Crazy Legs) Hirsch Worthy of consideration: Mike Alstott, Dick Anderson, Tom Brookshier, Mike Haynes, Wayne Millner 42|101 John Iacono/SI 41 A fullback with soft hands and precise route-running, Byars had 610 career receptions for 5,661 yards and 54 touchdowns during his 13-year career. Runner-up: Lorenzo Neal Worthy of consideration: Tom Matte, Terence Newman, Matt Snell, Eugene Robinson, Charlie Waters 43|101 John Iacono/SI 42 An All-Pro free safety who intimidated wide receivers with his bone-crushing hits, Lott won four Super Bowls with the San Francisco 49ers. He earned All-Pro honors at three positions (cornerback, free safety, strong safety). Runner-up: Sid Luckman Worthy of consideration: Ricky Bell, Charlie Conerly, Dick Hoak, Chuck Muncie, Gerald Riggs, Charley Taylor, Paul Warfield, Chris Warren 44|101 Damian Strohmeyer/SI 43 In the spirit of great Steeler defenders, Polamalu is a game-changing safety, a hard-hitting force with speed and great anticipation. He is a seven-time Pro Bowl selection, including a four-time First-Team All-Pro, through nine seasons. Runner-up: Larry Brown Worthy of consideration: Steve Foley, Cliff Harris, Don Perkins, Roynell Young, Jim Norton 45|101 Andy Hayt/SI 44 Forever known (thanks to NFL Films) for his 43-yard touchdown run in Super Bowl XVII – he was the MVP  with a then-record 38 carries for 166 yards -- the iconoclastic back had 11,352 rushing yards over 14 seasons. Runner-up: Chuck Foreman Worthy of consideration: John David Crow, Elbert Dubenion, Floyd Little, Leroy Kelly, Dick LeBeau, Kyle Rote, Pete Retzlaff 46|101 John Iacono/SI 45 The Pro Bowl strong safety – and we mean strong – was selected to five Pro Bowls during his seven seasons in Seattle. In a seven-year career, Easley picked off 32 passes, including 10 in 1984 to earn NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors. Runner-up: Gary Fencik Worthy of consideration: Homer Jones, Emlen Tunnell 47|101 Stephen Dunn/Getty Images 46 A fullback-turned pass-catching tight end, Christensen was a five-time Pro Bowl selection. He led the NFL with 95 catches in 1986 and finished his 10-year career with 461 receptions. Runner-up: Chuck Muncie Worthy of consideration: Pete Johnson, Tim McDonald, Doug Plank 48|101 Heinz Kluetmeier/SI 47 Blount was the best cornerback of his era and a four-time champion with the Steelers. He was the NFL's defensive MVP in 1975 and played in five Pro Bowls. Runner-up: Joey Browner Worthy of consideration: Glenn Blackwood, LeRoy Irvin, John Lynch 49|101 Al Tielemans/SI 48 Not as famed as his Triplet colleagues (Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith), "Moose" played 11 seasons in Dallas (he was a three-time Pro Bowl selection at fullback) and won three Super Bowl titles. Runner-up: Beattie Feathers Worthy of consideration: Stephen Davis, Ken Ellis, Tim Fox, Wes Hopkins 50|101 Nate Fine/Getty Images 49 The dynamic Mitchell, a daring halfback and wide receiver, had 14,078 combined yards (and 91 touchdowns) in his 11 seasons with the Browns and Redskins. Runner-up: Dennis Smith Worthy of consideration: Ernie Barnes, Tony Richardson 51|101 Heinz Kluetmeier/SI 50 A ferocious presence in the middle of the Bears' defense, Singletary had a team-record 10 Pro Bowl selections at middle linebacker, and his career 172 starts were second only to Walter Payton's. Runner-up: Dave Dalby Worthy of consideration: Jeff Siemon, Ken Strong, Mike Vrabel, Alex Wojciechowicz 52|101 Neil Leifer/SI 51 Butkus remains the standard by which all middle linebackers are judged. He was named to eight straight Pro Bowls. Runner-up: Sam Mills Worthy of consideration: Randy Cross, Kevin Hardy, Jim Ringo, Jim Ritcher. 53|101 John Biever/SI 52 The Ravens inspirational leader is a two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year (2000 & '03) and Super Bowl MVP. In 16 seasons with Baltimore, Lewis has made 13 Pro Bowls, including First-Team All-Pro seven times. Runner-up: Mike Webster Worthy of consideration: Robert Brazile, Frank Gatski, Ted Johnson 54|101 John Iacono/SI 53 While Lawrence Taylor patrolled the outside for the Giants, Carson clogged up the run at middle linebacker. He was a nine-time Pro Bowl selection and earned Hall of Fame honors in 2006. Runner-up: Randy Gradishar Worthy of consideration: Jeff Bostic, Ray Donaldson, Mick Tingelhoff, Alex Wojciechowicz, Jim Youngblood 55|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 54 A tough pick over Brian Urlacher. White was one of the best linemen of his era. He missed one game in 14 years. Runner-up: Brian Urlacher Worthy of consideration: Tedy Bruschi, Chuck Howley, Bob Johnson, EJ Junior, Chris Spielman, Zack Thomas 56|101 John W. McDonough/SI 55 One of the great linebackers of the 1990s, starring at outside linebacker for the Chargers, Seau was a 12-time Pro Bowl selection and the 1992 NFL Defensive player of the year. He also played for the Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots. Runner-up: Derrick Brooks Worthy of consideration: Chris Hanburger, Lee Roy Jordan, Willie McGinest, Matt Millen, Joey Porter 57|101 John Iacono/SI 56 Might be the easiest choice of them all: The league's greatest outside linebacker. Runner-up: Chris Doleman Worthy of consideration: Bill Hewitt, Shawne Merriman, Hardy Nickerson, Jerry Robinson, Joe Schmidt, Pat Swilling, Andre Tippett 58|101 Manny Millan/SI 57 He's why Dan Marino still looks good on television. The Dolphins center was elected to five consecutive Pro Bowls during the 1980s and started in 80 consecutive games until the 1987 season. Runner-up: Clay Matthews Worthy of consideration: Tom Jackson, Rickey Jackson, Olin Kreutz, Mike Merriweather, Steven Nelson, Bart Scott, Jeff Van Note 59|101 Heinz Kluetmeier/SI 58 A vicious tackler and two-time Defensive Player of the Year for the Steelers, Lambert played in nine straight Pro Bowls (1976-84). Runner-up: Derrick Thomas Worthy of consideration: Carl Banks, Kim Bokamper, Peter Boulware, Wilber Marshall, Jesse Tuggle, Keena Turner 60|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 59 Played his outside linebacker position for the Steelers with surgical precision: 25 sacks, 21 opponents' fumbles recovered and 32 interceptions. Runner-up: Seth Joyner Worthy of consideration: Matt Blair 61|101 AP 60 Yes, it's Otto again. Graham wore No. 60 from 1946 to 1951 before rules changes prompted him to switch to No. 14., a number deemed for quarterbacks. He was the AAFC MVP in 1947 and co-MVP in 1948. Runner-up: Chuck Bednarik Worthy of consideration: Tommy Nobis, Otis Sistrunk 62|101 Vernon Biever/Getty Images 61 Culp was a forerunner of the ''nose guard'' position, and starred on the Chiefs and Oilers lines in the '70s. Runner-up: Bill George Worthy of consideration: Tim Ruddy, Nick Hardwick, Nate Newton, Blaine Nye, Jesse Sapolu 63|101 Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images 62 One of the finest centers in NFL history, he anchored the Dolphins line during the 1970s. Langer was named All-Pro six straight years, from 1973 to 1978. Runner-up: Guy McIntyre Worthy of consideration: Charley Trippi, Ed White 64|101 Sporting News Archives/Zuma Press/Icon SMI 63 Lanier, an All-Pro every year from 1968 through 1977, was the first African-American star at middle linebacker. He played his entire 11-year career for the Chiefs. Runner-up: Lee Roy Selmon Worthy of consideration: Dermontti Dawson, Mike Munchak, Fuzzy Thurston, Gene Upshaw 65|101 James Flores/Getty Images 64 The Packer guard might have thrown the most famous block in NFL history, opening a hole for Bart Starr's game-winning sneak in the famed Ice Bowl (the 1967 NFL championship). Runner-up: Randall McDaniel Worthy of consideration: Jim Burt, Ken Gray, Jack Reynolds 66|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 65 Bethea heads a number that's light on stars. An eight-time Pro Bowl selection at defensive end for the Oilers, he recorded (unofficially) 105 career sacks. Runner-up: Gary Zimmerman Worthy of consideration: Dave Butz, Joe Fields, Max Montoya, Bart Oates 67|101 Focus on Sports/Getty Images 66 The NFL's Hall of Fame Web site calls him a savage defender on defense – an apt description. Nitschke patrolled the middle of Lombardi's defense with speed and anger. He had 25 interceptions and was the MVP of the 1962 NFL Championship. Runner-up: Bill Bergey Worthy of consideration: Conrad Dobler, Alan Faneca, Joe Jacoby, Larry Little, Bulldog Turner 68|101 Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images 67 Part of Buffalo's famed "Electric Company" line that blocked for O.J. Simpson, McKenzie was a standout offensive lineman for 13 seasons for the Bills and Seahawks. Runner-up: Bob Kuechenberg Worthy of consideration: Stan Brock, Kent Hull, Russell Maryland, Les Richter, Art Still, Ed White 69|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 68 A ferocious pillar of the Steel Curtain, Greenwood teamed with Joe Greene on the left-side to form one of the league's greatest defensive lines. He had 73.5 career sacks and was All-AFC five times. Runner-up: Russ Grimm Worthy of consideration: Rubin Carter, Joe DeLamielleure, Kevin Mawae, Will Shields, Kyle Turley 70|101 Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images 69 Krumrie was an underrated force on the defensive line for the Bengals during the `80s. He played in two Pro Bowls (1987, 1988). Runner-up: Will Wolford Worthy of consideration: Jared Allen, Woody Peoples, Mark Schlereth 71|101 Vernon Biever/Getty Images 70 Time Magazine once described Huff, who starred at linebacker for the Giants in the `50s, as a "smiling fighter fired with a devout desire to sink a thick shoulder into every ball carrier in the National Football League." He played in six title games and five Pro Bowls. Runner-up: Art Donovan Worthy of consideration: Leon Gray, Henry Lawrence, Jim Marshall, Ernie Stautner, Bob Whitfield, Rayfield Wright, Al Wistert 72|101 Marvin E. Newman/SI 71 The fiesty lineman played 12 seasons for the Lions and was an All-Pro selection three times before retiring for a career in Hollywood and the immortal line, "Mongo only pawn in game of life." Runner-up: Walter Jones Worthy of consideration: Tony Boselli, Fred Dean, Walter Jones, Charles Mann 73|101 Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images 72 The Hall of Fame right tackle anchored the Cardinals line over his 13 years with the club. He played in six Pro Bowls and following his retirement, he became an announcer with ABC and CBS Sports. Runner-up: Ed (Too Tall) Jones Worthy of consideration: Earl Dotson, Brad Hopkins, Dexter Manley, Joe Nash 74|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 73 SI proclaimed him "The Best Offensive Lineman of All Time" on the cover of the Aug. 3, 1981 issue. Believe the hype. Hannah played 13 seasons for the Patriots and was named All-Pro 10 straight years from 1976 through 1985. Runner-up: Ron Yary Worthy of consideration: Larry Allen, Bob Baumhower, Doug Dieken, Joe Klecko, Mark May, Leo Nomellini 75|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 74 Before he became an actor and commercial pitchman, Olsen terrorized quarterbacks during his 15-year-career with the Rams and played in 14 straight Pro Bowls. Runner-up: Bob Lilly Worthy of consideration: Bruce Matthews, Fred Dean, Henry Jordan, Louie Kelcher, Bob Lilly, Ron Mix, Mike Reid 76|101 James Flores/Getty Images 75 A sack-master before it became cool, the 6-foot-5 defensive end teamed with tackle Merlin Olsen to give the Rams a "Fearsome" left side of the defensive line. Runner-up: Mean Joe Greene Worthy of consideration: Lomas Brown, Manny Fernandez, Forrest Gregg, George Kunz, Howie Long, Jonathan Ogden, Jethro Pugh, Stan Walters 77|101 Tony Tomsic/Getty Images 76 You have to love a kicker who is nicknamed The Toe and wears a lineman's number (he was an all-NFL tackle before a back injury forced him to become a full-time kicker). Groza played 21 seasons, mostly with the Browns, and led the NFL in field goals five times. Runner-up: Marion Motley Worthy of consideration: Bob Brown, Roger Brown, Lou Creekmur, Rosey Grier, Steve Hutchinson Steve McMichael, Orlando Pace 78|101 AP 77 As a pro with the Bears, his fame rivaled Jack Dempsey and Babe Ruth. Runner-up: Jim Parker Worthy of consideration: Lyle Alzado, AJ Duhe, Ernie Ladd, Willie Roaf 79|101 Cliff Welch/Icon SMI 78 The dominant offensive tackle of his era, Munoz played 13 seasons for the Bengals (1980-92) and was elected to the Pro Bowl 11 straight times. Runner-up: Art Shell Worthy of consideration: Bruce Armstrong, Bobby Bell, Stan Jones, Mike Kenn, Jackie Slater, Bruce Smith, Bubba Smith, Richmond Webb, Dwight White 80|101 Robert Riger/Getty Images 79 Brown started 13 seasons for the Giants at tackle and was an All-NFL selection for eight straight years (1956-1963) Runner-up: Erik Williams Worthy of consideration: Harris Barton, Roosevelt Brown, Ross Browner, Jacob Green, Gary Johnson, Jim Lachey, Jim Hunt, Harvey Martin, Bob St. Claire 81|101 Peter Read Miller/SI 80 The NFL's career leader in receptions (1,549), yards (22,895) and touchdowns (208), Rice was a key member of three Super Bowl champions as a Niner. Runner-up: Steve Largent Worthy of consideration: Issac Bruce, Cris Carter, Cris Collinsworth, Henry Ellard, Irving Fryar, Andrew Johnson, James Lofton, Kellen Winslow  82|101 Peter Read Miller/SI 81 The Heisman Trophy-winner (1987) out of Notre Dame led the NFL in kick return yardage as a rookie with the Raiders. Brown wrapped up his 17-year career in 2004, ranked second all-time in receiving yardage (14,934) and third in catches (1,094). Runner-up: Dick (Night Train) Lane Worthy of consideration: Doug Atkins, Roy Green, Art Monk, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, Andy Robustelli 83|101 Focus on Sport/Getty Images 82 Elusive, precise Hall of Fame wideout was Colts quarterback John Unitas' favorite target from 1956-67, leading the NFL in receptions four times. Set NFL title game records with 12 catches for 178 yards in 1958. Runner-up: John Stallworth Worthy of consideration: Ozzie Newsome, Mike Quick, Jimmy Smith, John Stallworth, John Taylor, Jason Witten 84|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 83 Hall of Fame linebacker got the nickname Mad Stork for his gangly frame (6-7, 220-pounds). An eight-time Pro Bowl selection who blocked 25 field goals during his 15-season career with the Colts, Packers and Raiders, Hendricks played in 215 consecutive games and four Super Bowls. Runner-up: Andre Reed Worthy of consideration: Mark Clayton, John Jefferson, George Sauer, Bobby Watson 85|101 John W. McDonough/SI 84 Motor-mouthed member of the Broncos (12 seasons) and Ravens (two), Sharpe earned first-team NFL All-Decade honors for the 1990s. The eight-time Pro Bowl pick finished with 815 receptions 10,060 yards and 62 TDs. Runner-up: Sterling Sharpe Worthy of consideration: Gary Clark, Herman Moore, Randy Moss, Jay Novacek, Jack Snow 86|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 85 Hall of Fame defensive end was a seven-time Pro Bowl pick in 14 seasons with the Los Angeles Rams (1971-84). Tough and durable, he played 201 straight games -- and all of Super Bowl XIV despite a broken left leg. Runner-up: Nick Buoniconti Worthy of consideration: Julius Adams, Mark Duper, Antonio Gates, Mel Gray, Chad Ochocinco, Wesley Walker 87|101 AP 86 The first player drafted by the AFL -- he went to the K.C. Chiefs in 1963 out of Grambling -- the fast, ferocious 6' 7", 270-pound Hall of Fame defensive tackle swatted down 16 passes in 1967 and later played in two Super Bowls. Runner-up: Dante Lavelli Worthy of consideration: Gary Collins, Antonio Freeman, Stanley Morgan, Charley Young, Hines Ward 88|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 87 Two-time Pro Bowl wideout hauled in 506 passes during his nine-seasons with the 49ers, none more memorable than The Catch -- his leaping end-zone grab with 51 seconds left that beat Dallas in the 1981 NFC Championship Game. Runner-up: Dave Casper Worthy of consideration: Ben Coates, Willie Davis, Ed McCaffrey, Lionel Taylor 89|101 Walter Iooss Jr./SI 88 Hall of Fame defensive tackle was a mainstay of the Vikings' feared "Purple People Eaters" defense. Page played in four Super Bowls and was the NFL MVP in 1971 as well the Defensive Player of Year in `71 and `73. 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Grade 4-7-Fans of Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach, and Matilda will be entranced by actor Derek Jacobi's amusing and captivating narration of the formative years of Dahl's life. Listening to the boyhood antics of this world famous and best-selling author provides a glimpse into where he got some of the plot ideas and inspirations for his most popular books. Dahl's upbringing was, by any standard, eccentric. In Boy (FS&G, 1984), the first of his two autobiographical titles (the second is Going Solo), he details many of his more unusual boyhood adventures, such as almost losing his nose in a car accident, the "Great Mouse Plot" of 1924, and boarding school antics in prose that will leave listeners laughing out loud. Jacobi's wry delivery is completely unselfconscious, and his pacing is perfect. This audio treat will appeal to Dahl fanatics of all ages.
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Like his novels, Roald Dahl remains as truthful and honest as he ever was. No self-censorship, no fear of offending the "Desperate Housewives and Husbands" of our society and their hypocritical political-correctness, this writer shows us a childhood that most would never want to expose. Abuse at the hands of cruel people: headmasters, a shop owner, and older students. People who excused their doings by calling him and others names like liar or a bad element to school and society.
In one instance, and this is the only case where Dahl made a mistake, he recounts how at Repton, one of his friends was thrashed by the Headmaster Geoffrey Francis Fisher, who would become Archbishop of Canterbury and crown the Queen. But in Treglown's book, "Roald Dahl: A Biography", the headmaster guilty of this horrifying beating was instead John Traill Christie, and the incident happened after Fisher's departure; in 1933. Then again, considering the horrors Dahl witnessed and experienced at this school, cruel behaviours which headmasters like Fisher could not have been blind about, who instead of being humane did nothing to stop them, it does make you ask questions as to how a man who would become an important religious figure could let such cruel values perpetuate in his institution.Read more ›
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In addition to his mother and father, Roald had five siblings, two brothers and three sisters. His father became wealthy selling ship supplies. He died when Roald was a baby.
Roald went to a preschool and kindergarten close to his home. The headmaster beat him with a cane after he and two classmates played a prank at a candy store. After this event, his mother was determined to send him to an English boarding school because his father had always believed that English schools provided the best education.
Roald had a difficult time at the boarding school because he was sent there at such an early age. One time he broke his pencil while taking a test and asked to borrow one from a classmate. He was accused of cheating and was beaten by the headmaster. Another time, he was so homesick he faked being ill. His mother came and took him to the doctor. The doctor advised him not to pretend to be ill and to return to school. The doctor never told Roald?s mother that he was pretending to be sick.
One of the highlights of his stay at boarding school was that the Cadbury Candy Company sent samples of new candies they were testing. The students had to fill out a survey to tell the company which candies they liked best. Also, he learned photography and took pictures for the school. He even had his own darkroom.
Roald?s boarding school experience was difficult but he learned to be a great writer of children?s books as a result of the education he received.
The book was well written and easy to read with some exciting parts. It was not a book I enjoyed a whole lot. I really don?t like autobiographies and it was hard for me to identify with the characters.
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..A "park ranger" approached him and informed him his boat registration number was not properly displayed, [W. Mitt Romney] said. The ranger ordered him to keep the boat out of the water or receive a ticket.
Romney said he returned to his wife, who urged him to pay the ticket. As he attempted to launch the boat, Romney said the ranger informed him he was under arrest and placed him in handcuffs.
"The ranger came over and was very upset," Romney said. "I expected him to give me a ticket. He was not happy I launched my boat." Romney said he was taken in his bathing suit to the Natick police station, and released on his own recognizance...
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Why don't he run as a Libertarian then?
Hmm. Very interesting. Needs to be revived and given more mileage. Good find.
Now all we need is a killer rabbit to top it off.
Romney is a putz. Such people do not accept that the laws everyone else must follow also applies to him.
Hmm...this sounds exactly like something the putz in the White House would do, too.
A two-bit statist arrests a blueblood statist.
How ironic.
Wow... this is hilarious. I am surprised that this wasn't made public during his last run.
Wow! What an earthshaking story sure to destroy the man. Good work, sleuth. You need to phone Rick Perry and bring this to his attention pronto. Have fun.
I wonder if he said, "Do you know who I am??"
I'm not a Romney supporter (Go Cain!) but if the ranger said he'd get a ticket, & his wife said "we'll just pay the ticket", then I'm not surprised he went ahead & started to launch the boat.
I am REALLY sick to death of the cops, TSA, park rangers, etc., who act like they are in charge of us all & we have to do what they say. He was arrested because the registration decal wasn't displayed the way the park ranger wanted? Too d*mn bad!
Yes, I have a problem with authority these days, too.
Oh, I dunno. Consider who he was up against.
In ascending order the three vilest, most despicable and foul classes ever to walk the face of the Earth are:
- Incurable lepers.
- Park rangers
- Curable lepers
"I'm still looking for more info on this, but it seems Mittens has a problem with authority."
When you are practicing to be a god of your own planet you are the authority and can do whatever you want!
He should have berthed his boat in Rhode Island.
My sentiments too. See my post #5.
Well this is interesting, if true. The disorderly conduct charge was only dropped after Mittens threatened to sue the state.
I guess he was just using those deep pockets and lawyers.. He also apparently fought to have the file sealed.
Hmm.. makes you wonder what else is in it. Now I really need to dig.. maybe a FOIA request.
Did Mittens just get 'swift-boated' with his own boat ?
In ascending order the three vilest, most despicable and foul classes ever to walk the face of the Earth are:
- Incurable lepers.
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You're being too kind.
The link has another wild story.
Which cbsnews.com ran on their website Feb 2010.
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You found the first news story that I like Romney for. The park ranger sounds like a d-bag to me.
"You found the first news story that I like Romney for. The park ranger sounds like a d-bag to me."
You only got Mitt's side of the story. And the minute a story-teller accuses the other person involved of being "upset", LEOS do it it too, I get suspicious of the story teller who is trying to make the other person look bad.
He arrested him for putting his boat in the water with an improperly displayed boat registration. The horror.
After he was told not to. Read the story.
He was told he would get a ticket, not arrested. I read the story. Do you do everything someone tells you because they have a certain outfit on? Some cops are jerks. The less real authority they have, the worse they usually are. A park ranger is about as bad as a mall rent-a-cop.
Repeat. That is Mittens story not the Ranger's. So I'll have to spell it out for you. The way Mittens tells it is the way any lying weasel Harvard lawyer would tell it to try to make it look like the Ranger gave him a choice, as if Mittens was told by the Ranger he could launch and use his unregistered boat if Mittens would pay a ticket. Preposterous. Shall I go on?
It wasn't unregistered, the registration was improperly displayed. You can "go on" if you like, but I would rather not waste either of our time.
"It wasnt unregistered, the registration was improperly displayed."
So Mittens says. The more I look at what Mittens says, the less believable it is that anything happened in that incident the way he tells it. So Mittens goes back to his wife and she tells him what to do about the situation? if that part of his story is true, it just makes Mitt look worse.
Good for him! I'd have probably done the same thing. Sometimes these "Mr. Ranger" types get nutty
Agree. This story actually makes me like Mitt.
I think there are enough politically viable reasons to dislike Romney. This incident is a non issue to most people. Nail him on flip-flopping, socialized health care, green energy, and the homo crap.
I hate all the nanny state garbage. The ranger should have something more important to do, or the park has too many rangers.
I agree with that.
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32 page, 9x9" saddle-stitch bound booklet printed full-color on uncoated stock
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4-color screenprint-on-paperboard jacket, 1/1 Metallic Insert
Project is a 32 page, 9x9" saddle-stitch bound booklet on uncoated stock to match previous years' programs. Luckily, working with streetwear companies leaves no shortage of usable imagery. The biggest challenge was how to incorporate it all in such a small space.


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Hi all, name is Jeff and QTH is Ponce, Puerto Rico. I moved here from NY with my wife and daughter so we could help out a pastor in church and ministry at the Iglesia Pentecostal Unida de Ponce (Hechos 2:38!!)
I love radio, with the 10-meter band at the top of the list and VHF next in line. I sometimes participate in the PropNET beacon project which logs and instantly displays when and where radio propagation is active on the various bands, using PSK31. It is best described as a "pro-active beacon", because it not only transmits a PSK ID automatically, but it also automatically "hears" and logs other PropNET stations and even regular CQ calls, then sends the data via the internet which is displayed on a visual map. Click here for an example of a map from September 28, 2011 for the 10-meter band. Anyone can "ping" PropNET stations by calling a standard CQ on the PropNET frequency and then loading the PropNET map webpage to see if their station was heard by any PropNET stations. PropNET is extremely efficient and allows 24/7 monitoring of band conditions while the operator is away at work, sleeping, etc.
My 10-meter beacon is a modified HyGain CB running at 4 watts on 28.222 MHz into a vertical. Bill WJ5O was a great elmer and gave me all the info I needed to get a 10 meter beacon up and running. Check out his excellent 10 Meter Information website here. There are many nice beacon lists availabe on the internet:ZL2FB has a list here with MP3 recordings, WJ5O has a list here on his website, and DL8WX has a list here.
My 6 meter beacon (presently off the air), is a Motorola Maxar on 50.064 MHz, at 10 watts into an OA-50 horizontal omni antenna.
There is a need for more CW and PropNET PSK beacons worldwide. Beacons are very useful as propagation indicators to specific areas, and also for further study of propagation phenomena. It is easy and inexpensive to set one up. Many CW beacons are old CB's modified for 10 meters and run 2, 3, or 4 watts. If you are interested in setting up a CW beacon, please contact Bill Hays at email@example.com . He is the IARU Region 2 coordinator for HF beacons, and operates his own beacon on 28.289 MHz. If you're interested in setting up a PropNET beacon and/or being a PropNET listener/logger, check out their website for more information.
73! Jeff KP3FT
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