Part of a series. Previous post is here.
QB Roger Staubach
Troy Aikman
Donovan McNabb
RB Emmitt Smith
RB Tony Dorsett
Tiki Barber
Wilbert Montgomery
WR Michael Irvin
WR Art Monk
Harold Carmichael
Charley Taylor
TE Jerry Smith
Jason Witten
C Len Hauss
G Larry Allen
G Nate Newton
T Rosey Brown
T Ralph Neely
OL Joe Jacoby
OL Rayfield Wright
OL Flozell Adams
DE Michael Strahan
DT Rob Lilly
DT Randy White
DE Reggie White
DL Too Tall Jones
DL Andy Robustelli
DL Harvey Martin
OLB Lawrence Taylor
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
OLB Chris Hanburger
LB Chuck Howley
LB Harry Carson
LB Sam Huff
LB Chuck Bednarik
CB Darrell Green
S Brian Dawkins
S Jimmy Patton
CB Mel Renfro
DB Cornell Green
DB Emlen Tunnell
DB Ken Houston
DB Cliff Harris
PK Rafael Septien
P Sean Landetta
QB - If McNabb had more Redskin value he'd go by Aikman and isn't far behind Staubach. Phil Simms just gets edged out by McNabb and I wouldn't object to flipping him into that third spot.
RB - No question at all until the 4th spot; Larry Brown/Brian Westbrook compete for it.
WR - No question about the starters, Drew Pearson is in a fight with both backups.
OL - Another half dozen guys in contention for that last OL spot; Erik Williams might have been better than Adams.
DL - Pugh/Mann/Butz/Katcavage all have good arguments for that last DL spot.
All Time Washington Redskins 53 Man Roster
Part of a series. Previous post is here. Updated through 2019. Here's the all time Redskins 53 man roster.
QB Sammy Baugh
Joe Theismann
Sonny Jurgensen
Billy Kilmer
RB Larry Brown
RB John Riggins
Clinton Portis
Stephen Davis
WR Art Monk
WR Charley Taylor
Gary Clark
Bobby Mitchell
Ricky Sanders
TE Jerry Smith
Chris Cooley
C Len Hauss
G Russ Grimm
G Mark May
T Joe Jacoby
T Trent Williams
OL Chris Samuels
OL George Starke
OL Jeff Bostic
OL Jim Lachey
DE Charles Mann
DT Dave Butz
DT Diron Talbert
DE Gene Brito
DL Dexter Manley
DL Ron McDole
DL Joe Rutgens
DL Daryl Grant
DL Bill Brundige
OLB Chris Hanburger
MLB Neal Olkewicz
OLB Chuck Drazenovich
LB London Fletcher
LB Harold McLinton
LB LaVar Arrington
LB Wilber Marshall
LB Ryan Kerrigan
LB Monte Coleman
CB Darrell Green
S Ken Houston
S Brig Owens
CB Pat Fischer
DB Mike Bass
DB Champ Bailey
DB Joe Lavender
DB Mark Murphy
DB DeAngelo Hall
PK Mark Moseley
P Pat Richter
QB Sammy Baugh
Joe Theismann
Sonny Jurgensen
Billy Kilmer
RB Larry Brown
RB John Riggins
Clinton Portis
Stephen Davis
WR Art Monk
WR Charley Taylor
Gary Clark
Bobby Mitchell
Ricky Sanders
TE Jerry Smith
Chris Cooley
C Len Hauss
G Russ Grimm
G Mark May
T Joe Jacoby
T Trent Williams
OL Chris Samuels
OL George Starke
OL Jeff Bostic
OL Jim Lachey
DE Charles Mann
DT Dave Butz
DT Diron Talbert
DE Gene Brito
DL Dexter Manley
DL Ron McDole
DL Joe Rutgens
DL Daryl Grant
DL Bill Brundige
OLB Chris Hanburger
MLB Neal Olkewicz
OLB Chuck Drazenovich
LB London Fletcher
LB Harold McLinton
LB LaVar Arrington
LB Wilber Marshall
LB Ryan Kerrigan
LB Monte Coleman
CB Darrell Green
S Ken Houston
S Brig Owens
CB Pat Fischer
DB Mike Bass
DB Champ Bailey
DB Joe Lavender
DB Mark Murphy
DB DeAngelo Hall
PK Mark Moseley
P Pat Richter
The Weekly Tendown July 10-16 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Dear Internet:
I'd totally watch the new show; the Tami Taylor as Dean of Admissions at a northeast junior Ivy show. They could air that in the fall and I'm ready to go.
Here's Tendown 85.
1. The Most Traffic for The Blog of Revelation Ever.
If you're reading Tendown; probably you're one of about two dozen pretty hearty regular readers who I pick up for my Sunday piece; and since this is (or was, back before I had to work most of Sunday) the piece on which I spend the vast bulk of my energy, it would be reasonable to think this is the reason people click them keys.
It's not, and this week, I got namechecked in Deadspin for my post on the Worst Baseball Players ever, and that led to a pretty heavy flood of visitors around here. I'm going to comfortably say that more people read my name this week than any time over the past ten years. Click that link if inclined, scroll to #40. That's me. I am the guy who writes on his computer that other guy who writes on his computer wrote on his computer about. Me!
The downside, as my Ladygal explained to me, is that going forward, the Googlers who would previously have hit upon my page when looking for "worst baseball players" will now instead go to Deadspin. Sort of like my quitclaiming away my ownership interest in bad baseball search optimization.
I just really dislike the blog name now. I want to change it to Basically Gherkins. It better reflects where I am in 2011.
Now we show pictures.
2. Michael Irvin Does What He Wants.
The Playmaker's got his second act. From swaggering emblem of all people hate about the modern athlete to fully embrace gay marriage and do so within the context of his longstanding high profile Christianity. I've mentioned previously I've grown to really like Irvin after his NFL career; this type of decision, to really be willing to jeopardize his corporate relationships and alienate a good percentage of his fanbase - just for the sake of justice - is an example of why.
"I don't see how any African-American, with any inkling of history, can say that you don't have the right to live your life how you want to live your life," he said, according to the magazine. "No one should be telling you who you should love, no one should be telling you who you should be spending the rest of your life with. When we start talking about equality, and everybody being treated equally, I don't want to know an African-American who will say everybody doesn't deserve equality"
3. Meet the Fockers
I don't mean fockers. I'm just trying to get some more work and would rather the other word didn't show up.
Rick Perry, who last week I indicated might become the 45th President of the United States, is hosting a day of Christian prayer and fasting next month. Here is who he is partnering with. And here's a terrific profile.
Here's a discussion of the ways in which the right takes science out of science class.
4. Gossip!
Tiger's ex is now dating the guy who used to live with Rachel Uchitel.
5. Maybe Netflix Should Reconsider the Blog
Netflix doubled its prices this week. Or cut their service in half, whichever way you choose to do it.
My inclination will be to keep the streaming and drop the mail service.
6. Cats That Look Like Ron Swanson
Emmy nominations were this week. Here's a page of cats that look like Ron Swanson.
7. Rebekah Brooks got Arrested Today
Don't know if this Murdoch thing will jump the pond in a real way or not. But his recently deposed chief executive from News International got arrested today. Can't say I'm not rooting for some Fox News fallout.
8. I Write the Stories
3 More updates in my list of All time NFL rosters this week, the Cowboys, Eagles, Giants - you can get to them here. And one 4 star wrestling match; Briscoes v. All Night Express from May in ROH.
9. Moratorium!
This phrase "last but not least" - needs to be removed from the lexicon for the remainder of the decade. In fact, I'm going to say it's gone until the next Democrat (as in post-Obama, not Obama again) is elected to the White House.
Because it serves no purpose. How often does the following happen, a person is named last - wrongly thinks he is named last because he is least - and then is quickly comforted by having that impression corrected, "What - I'm last..why am I last - does that mean any...what's he saying...oh, not least. I'm not least. Whew."
It doesn't. If you're named last but not actually least, you either (1) were able to deduce that on your own or (2) you don't believe the person saying "last but not least" is actually telling the truth. Further, the person saying "last but not least" - isn't accurately describing what he means - what he means is "this list is not in a qualitative order" - but last but not least implies that the person named last is not least and therefore someone else is least; that would mean that I want to be named last - as the last person named is the only person guaranteed to not be least. If I were named second, let's say, in a list of 8, and the 8th person were told he was "not least" - I would immediately object - "what about second? Is second least? Why didn't you say second but not least? Why is last the only person who gets to sleep soundly in the comfort of not being last. What about second! Second But Not Slightest!"
10. Good Guys Won Again.
The most Giants laden NL All Star team of my lifetime won this week. And my closer wore this to the ESPYS.
Japan just won the women's World Cup. That's all for this time. I'll be back next time. If there is a next time...
Your pal,
Jim
I'd totally watch the new show; the Tami Taylor as Dean of Admissions at a northeast junior Ivy show. They could air that in the fall and I'm ready to go.
Here's Tendown 85.
1. The Most Traffic for The Blog of Revelation Ever.
If you're reading Tendown; probably you're one of about two dozen pretty hearty regular readers who I pick up for my Sunday piece; and since this is (or was, back before I had to work most of Sunday) the piece on which I spend the vast bulk of my energy, it would be reasonable to think this is the reason people click them keys.
It's not, and this week, I got namechecked in Deadspin for my post on the Worst Baseball Players ever, and that led to a pretty heavy flood of visitors around here. I'm going to comfortably say that more people read my name this week than any time over the past ten years. Click that link if inclined, scroll to #40. That's me. I am the guy who writes on his computer that other guy who writes on his computer wrote on his computer about. Me!
The downside, as my Ladygal explained to me, is that going forward, the Googlers who would previously have hit upon my page when looking for "worst baseball players" will now instead go to Deadspin. Sort of like my quitclaiming away my ownership interest in bad baseball search optimization.
I just really dislike the blog name now. I want to change it to Basically Gherkins. It better reflects where I am in 2011.
Now we show pictures.
2. Michael Irvin Does What He Wants.
The Playmaker's got his second act. From swaggering emblem of all people hate about the modern athlete to fully embrace gay marriage and do so within the context of his longstanding high profile Christianity. I've mentioned previously I've grown to really like Irvin after his NFL career; this type of decision, to really be willing to jeopardize his corporate relationships and alienate a good percentage of his fanbase - just for the sake of justice - is an example of why.
"I don't see how any African-American, with any inkling of history, can say that you don't have the right to live your life how you want to live your life," he said, according to the magazine. "No one should be telling you who you should love, no one should be telling you who you should be spending the rest of your life with. When we start talking about equality, and everybody being treated equally, I don't want to know an African-American who will say everybody doesn't deserve equality"
3. Meet the Fockers
I don't mean fockers. I'm just trying to get some more work and would rather the other word didn't show up.
Rick Perry, who last week I indicated might become the 45th President of the United States, is hosting a day of Christian prayer and fasting next month. Here is who he is partnering with. And here's a terrific profile.
Here's a discussion of the ways in which the right takes science out of science class.
4. Gossip!
Tiger's ex is now dating the guy who used to live with Rachel Uchitel.
5. Maybe Netflix Should Reconsider the Blog
Netflix doubled its prices this week. Or cut their service in half, whichever way you choose to do it.
My inclination will be to keep the streaming and drop the mail service.
6. Cats That Look Like Ron Swanson
Emmy nominations were this week. Here's a page of cats that look like Ron Swanson.
7. Rebekah Brooks got Arrested Today
Don't know if this Murdoch thing will jump the pond in a real way or not. But his recently deposed chief executive from News International got arrested today. Can't say I'm not rooting for some Fox News fallout.
8. I Write the Stories
3 More updates in my list of All time NFL rosters this week, the Cowboys, Eagles, Giants - you can get to them here. And one 4 star wrestling match; Briscoes v. All Night Express from May in ROH.
9. Moratorium!
This phrase "last but not least" - needs to be removed from the lexicon for the remainder of the decade. In fact, I'm going to say it's gone until the next Democrat (as in post-Obama, not Obama again) is elected to the White House.
Because it serves no purpose. How often does the following happen, a person is named last - wrongly thinks he is named last because he is least - and then is quickly comforted by having that impression corrected, "What - I'm last..why am I last - does that mean any...what's he saying...oh, not least. I'm not least. Whew."
It doesn't. If you're named last but not actually least, you either (1) were able to deduce that on your own or (2) you don't believe the person saying "last but not least" is actually telling the truth. Further, the person saying "last but not least" - isn't accurately describing what he means - what he means is "this list is not in a qualitative order" - but last but not least implies that the person named last is not least and therefore someone else is least; that would mean that I want to be named last - as the last person named is the only person guaranteed to not be least. If I were named second, let's say, in a list of 8, and the 8th person were told he was "not least" - I would immediately object - "what about second? Is second least? Why didn't you say second but not least? Why is last the only person who gets to sleep soundly in the comfort of not being last. What about second! Second But Not Slightest!"
10. Good Guys Won Again.
The most Giants laden NL All Star team of my lifetime won this week. And my closer wore this to the ESPYS.
Japan just won the women's World Cup. That's all for this time. I'll be back next time. If there is a next time...
Your pal,
Jim
All Time New York Giants 53 Man Roster
Saturday, July 16, 2011
QB Phil Simms
QB Charlie Conerly
QB Fran Tarkenton
QB Fran Tarkenton
RB Tiki Barber
RB Frank Gifford
RB Alex Webster
RB Rodney Hampton
RB Tuffy Leemans
RB Tuffy Leemans
WR Amani Toomer
WR Kyle Rote
WR Odell Beckham
WR Odell Beckham
WR Del Shofner
TE Bob Tucker
TE Mark Bavaro
C Mel Hein
G Jack Stroud
G Chris Snee
T Rosey Brown
T Willie Young
OL Greg Larson
OL Greg Larson
OL Ray Wietecha
OL Bart Oates
OL William Roberts
OL William Roberts
DE Michael Strahan
DT Keith Hamilton
DE Andy Robustelli
DL Jim Katcavage
DL Rosey Grier
DL Leonard Marshall
DL Arnie Weinmeister
DL Jason Pierre Paul
DL Justin Tuck
OLB Lawrence Taylor
DL Arnie Weinmeister
DL Jason Pierre Paul
DL Justin Tuck
OLB Lawrence Taylor
ILB Harry Carson
ILB Sam Huff
OLB Brad Van Pelt
LB Jessie Armstead
LB Brian Kelley
LB Carl Banks
LB Pepper Johnson
LB Gary Reasons
LB Pepper Johnson
LB Gary Reasons
CB Mark Haynes
S Emlen Tunnell
S Jimmy Patton
CB Dick Lynch
DB Tom Landry
DB Spider Lockhart
DB Perry Williams
DB Dick Nolan
DB Terry Kinard
DB Terry Kinard
PK Brad Daluiso
P Dave Jennings
All Time Philadelphia Eagles 53 Man Roster
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Part of a series. Previous post is here. Updated through 2019. This is the all time-Eagles 53 man roster.
QB Donovan McNabb
QB Donovan McNabb
QB Randall Cunningham
QB Ron Jaworski
QB Norm Snead
QB Norm Snead
RB Steve Van Buren
RB Wilbert Montgomery
RB Wilbert Montgomery
RB Brian Westbrook
RB Timmy Brown
RB LeSean McCoy
RB LeSean McCoy
WR Harold Carmichael
WR Tommy McDonald
WR Mike Quick
WR DeSean Jackson
TE Pete Retzlaff
TE Zach Ertz
C Jason Kelce
G Wade Key
G Bucko Kilroy
T Jason Peters
T Al Wistert
T Jason Peters
T Al Wistert
OL Jerry Sisemore
OL Tra Thomas
OL Jon Runyan
OL Guy Morriss
OL Guy Morriss
DE Reggie White
DT Fletcher Cox
DE Pete Pihos
DL Clyde Simmons
DL Trent Cole
DL Trent Cole
DL Carl Hairston
DL Norm Willey
DL Charlie Johnson
DL Hugh Douglas
DL Charlie Johnson
DL Hugh Douglas
OLB Chuck Bednarik
ILB Bill Bergey
ILB Jeremiah Trotter
OLB Seth Joyner
LB Frank LeMaster
LB William Thomas
LB John Bunting
LB Jerry Robinson
LB Byron Evans
LB Jerry Robinson
LB Byron Evans
CB Eric Allen
S Brian Dawkins
S Randy Logan
CB Troy Vincent
DB Herman Edwards
DB Wes Hopkins
DB Tom Brookshier
DB Roynell Young
DB Bobby Taylor
DB Bobby Taylor
PK David Akers
P Sean Landeta
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