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KURT WARNER, QB BOTTLEROCKETS 255 points in 14 weeks Not bad for a guy who was working at a grocery store in 1994. Also not a bad free agent pickup (Week 2). |
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MIKE VANDERJAGT, K BERSERKERS 166 points in 16 weeks Riding shotgun for the one of the NFL's top offenses has its advantages. Drafted in round 10, pick 97. |
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EDGERRIN JAMES, RB WEATHERMEN 158 points in 16 weeks Baysden saw Edge and fell in love. In him, he saw a kindrid spirit: They were both very, very ugly. But the similarities stop there, as Edge scores often, and Chris never does. Drafted in round 2, pick 20. |
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STEPHEN DAVIS, RB T-BIRD2 148 points in 15 weeks Only Tim's genius can pluck a former Michael Westbrook punching-bag from the depths of the draft and turn him into a top running back. Drafted in round 16, pick 159. |
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RANDY MOSS, WR JAYHAWKS 152 points in 16 weeks It wasn't the same as his rookie season, but it wasn't bad. At least he didn't beat up any white people. Drafted in round 1, pick 3. |
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MARVIN HARRISON, WR COLLARD GREENS 145 points in 16 weeks The third-wheel of the Colts' vaunted trio, Marvin prides himself on not being as ugly as Edgerrin James. You'd expect nothing less from a Collard. Drafted in round 4, pick 32. |
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EDDIE GEORGE, RB COLLARD GREENS 123 points in 15 weeks He has the distinction of being the only first-teamer to be traded during the season (from Jayhawks for Dorsey Levens and Joey Galloway in week 11). Drafted in round 3, pick 26. |
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WESLEY WALLS, TE WILE E. COYOTES 99 points in 16 weeks If you weren't excited by the down-to-the-wire race for first-team TE honors between Wesley and Tony Gonzalez, have your pulse checked. Drafted in round 8, pick 71. |
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JAGUARS DEFENSE GAMBLERS 136 points in 16 weeks Cue the March Madness classic "One Shining Moment" and show some Dom Capers footage. Can you say "I'm a head coach again!"? Drafted in round 10, pick 100. |
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