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Old 09-09-2016, 03:37 PM  
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Willie Roaf named to New Orleans Saints All-50th Team
It's a nice honor for the most dominating tackle I've ever seen play the game.



As part of the New Orleans Saints' celebration of their 50th anniversary, the team has announced a list of the 50 best players in franchise history.

Some of the selections are no-brainers like Rickey Jackson, Drew Brees, Morten Andersen and Willie Roaf, but the list is a fairly extensive overview of the talent that has been with the team over the past five decades.

A committee of voters determined the list. The group of selectors included the members of the Saints' Ring of Honor, personnel executives and media members as well as balloting on the team's website.

The group also includes several active players, some of whom are no longer with the team. The Saints will honor the players on Dec. 4 when they host the Detroit Lions.

Here is the list in alphabetical order:

WR Danny Abramowicz

K Morten Andersen

C LeCharles Bentley

QB Drew Brees*

TE Hoby Brenner

T Stan Brock

PR Reggie Bush**

TE Henry Childs

WR Marques Colston

G Jim Dombrowski

G Jahri Evans*

LB Joe Federspiel

FB Hokie Gajan

ST Steve Gleason

DT La'Roi Glover

TE Jimmy Graham**

S Roman Harper*

QB Bobby Hebert

C Joel Hilgenberg

C John Hill

RB Dalton Hilliard

WR Joe Horn

PR/KR Tyrone Hughes

LB Rickey Jackson

DE Joe Johnson

LB Vaughan Johnson

S Sammy Knight

G Jake Kupp

RS Michael Lewis

WR Eric Martin

DL Wayne Martin

QB Archie Manning

RB/ST Fred McAfee

RB Deuce McAllister

LB Sam Mills

DT Derland Moore

P Thomas Morstead*

S Tommy Myers

G Carl Nicks

CB Johnnie Poe

T Willie Roaf

DE Will Smith

T Jon Stinchcomb

LB Pat Swilling

RB Pierre Thomas

LB Jonathan Vilma

DE Frank Warren

CB Dave Waymer

CB Dave Whitsell

DT Jim Wilks

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**Currently in NFL with another team
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Old 09-09-2016, 03:45 PM   #2
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I focused on Big Willie for a series way back when. Dude drove 2 dudes back for as long as there was field (LOS very close to the ez), I think it was that sweep left they ran with Priest. Roll outa bed strong man.
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Old 09-09-2016, 03:46 PM   #3
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Willie is a big guy.

Overall, this seems like a reasonable list, so I approve. However, I've never heard the name of Joe Federspiel before and he played in my prime fanship era.
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Dalton Hilliard surprises me a bit. Is he really one of the best backs they've ever had?
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Dalton Hilliard surprises me a bit. Is he really one of the best backs they've ever had?
It is the franchise that traded an entire draft for Rickey Williams.
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He should be the starter on the All Time team, the man had no weaknesses in his game

He could be a bulldozing mauler, and a brick wall with Fred Astaire feet equally well... best LT of the modern passing age no question about it, he was a better pass blocker than Ogden and a better run blocker than Pace
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My favorite Chief. Guy looked like the Flintstone's car once he got to the second level, just ruining people's day. Would love to hear some in-game audio from a DB when they saw Willie turn up field their way.
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My favorite Chief. Guy looked like the Flintstone's car once he got to the second level, just ruining people's day. Would love to hear some in-game audio from a DB when they saw Willie turn up field their way.
Or some D Linemen talking about him or how they got laid out by him.
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Pass rushers had no chance against him. No matter who it was they were going to lose.
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I had to look it up, but the guy in the middle of the picture if Rickey Jackson. The idiot on the right is the guy who thinks he runs the league.
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Didn't S Sammy Knight play for us for a short stint? I vaguely remember.
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I've heard stories that restaurants would have to close doors after Chiefs linemen would eat everything including the waitresses and cooks. By the looks of Roaf I believe it.
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