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When you think of Rosey Grier, the first thought is always his role as a member of the Fearsome Foursome of the Los Angeles Rams. That might be the first reaction, but is it the correct one? New York Giants fans might disagree.
The New York Giants used their First Round Pick in 1980 (8thOverall) on Mark Haynes, a star Cornerback from Colorado. While Haynes never achieved the fame of some of the Defensive Ends and Linebackers who played ahead of him, he was a bona fide top player in his own right.
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