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103. George Kunz
Jan 08, 2016
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Football
As the second draft pick of 1969, George Kunz had the fortune of playing for Notre Dame (when that mattered) and winning a National Championship there. He did not have the same luck when he was selected by the Atlanta Falcons.
70. Greg Lloyd
Jan 08, 2016
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Football
Linebackers are built to strike fear in Quarterbacks. Greg Lloyd seemed destined to strike fear in virtually everyone around him.
86. Gary Clark
Jan 08, 2015
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Football
Art Monk may have been the lead receiver for the Washington Redskins for a long period of time, but he was paired up with another great Wide Receiver who was in his shadow somewhat. Of course, at 5’ 9, Gary Clark was in a lot of player’s shadows.
121. Steve Tasker
Jan 09, 2016
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Football
Steve Tasker may have been listed as a Wide Receiver but with only 51 career receptions it is hard to think of him as a successful wide out. Tasker did however make the Prow Bowl but it was not because of his offensive capabilities but from his prowess on the Special Teams.