NFL

I’m still a Pacman truther.

Bo Jackson. He was a highlight reel in the short time he played.

Percy Harvin had speed agility strong upper body to go through tackles legs that never really quick and just a general high IQ for his position.

RGIII. he was the prototype for dual threat QBs after Mike Vick set the blueprint. Dri Archer coulda been nasty.

Quincy Enunwa if not for having multiple neck injuries

Tim Tebow! Just for the 😂, a bittersweet kind of a reminder of a time when my Florida Gators were good and contending for the CFB Natty...

Jerome Brown

Sean Taylor RIP

Never made it to the NFL but Maurice claret he was so incredible. Really turned his life around though. Incredible story.

Greg Cook

I really want to see what Terrell Davis would've done with an entire career in Mike Shanahan's system. The same system that got 1000 yd seasons out of Mike Anderson, Olandis Gary, Reuben Droughns, and Tatum Bell.

(Left Portis out of the above because he was actually a top tier back)

David Johnson was pretty damn good for 2 years and then just disappeared.

Andrew Luck. Josh Gordon. Ricky Williams. Demarco Murray.

Sam Cowart. Frank Middleton is a douche.

Haven’t seen anyone mention Percy Harvin, he was electric when he was on the field.

Andrew Luck.

Delvin breaux

Malcolm Mitchell was the first rookie to catch a pass from Tom Brady in the Superbowl and he caught many important passes in SBLI, which turned out to be his last pro game. He injured a knee before the following season and was forced to retire.

Ryan Shazier

I think it would have been fun to watch LaMarcus Russel throw a football to Jupiter for 10 years.

Daunte Culpepper and Percy Harvin.

Kijana carter

Wentz had a chance before Clowney turned his brain into soup

Darren McFadden. Between a toe dislocation and recurrent turf toe, shoulder surgery, a meniscal tear, Lisfranc sprain, high ankle sprain, and hamstring issues, he only played 2 full seasons but still ended with a career 4.2 average including 2 seasons above 5