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62. Football.com - NFL If it s football, we got it! NFL, NCAA, CFL, AFL, NFLe, XFL, Prep, Fantasy, andmore! 2833, rick mirer, Seattle. 1993. Most Yards Gained, Game http://www.football.com/nfl/records/NFLPassing.shtml

NFL Football Scores Season Predictions Predictions ... Links for the fans Forums Football Camps History Playbook ... E-mail NFL Almanac PASSING Most Seasons Leading League Sammy Baugh Washington (1937,1940,1943,1945,1947,1949) Steve Young San Francisco (1991-94,1996-97) Len Dawson Dallas Texans (1962), KC (1964,1966,1968) Roger Staubach Dallas (1971,1973,1978-79) Ken Anderson Cincinnati (1974-75,1981-82) Arnie Herber Green Bay (1932,1934,1936) Norm Van Brocklin Los Angeles (1950,1952,1954) Bart Starr Green Bay (1962,1964,1966) Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League Steve Young San Francisco (1991-94) Cecil Isbell Green Bay (1941-42) Milt Plum Cleveland (1960-61) Ken Anderson Cincinnati (1974-75, 1981-82) Roger Staubach Dallas (1978-79) Steve Young San Francisco (1996-97) Passer Rating Highest Pass Rating, Career (1,500 attempts) Kurt Warner St. Louis (1998-Present) Steve Young Tampa Bay (1985-86), San Francisco (1987-98) Joe Montana San Francisco (1979-90), Kansas City (1993-94) Highest Pass Rating, Season (Qualifiers) Steve Young San Francisco Joe Montana San Francisco Milt Plum Cleveland Highest Pass Rating, Rookie, Season (Qualifiers)

63. Sports Central | Sports Articles And Columns | College Football | Which College Other notable Bruin signal callers include rick Neuheisel, Steve Bono, Jay Schroeder, Blair Kiel, George Rattermann, Rusty Lisch, and rick mirer. http://www.sports-central.org/sports/2005/02/24/which_college_is_quarterback_u-p

Thursday, February 24, 2005 Which College is Quarterback U? By Adam Russell Also see: "Addressing the QB-U Controversy." Some college football teams have nicknames that are unmistakably unique. But I'm not talking about Wolverines, Nittany Lions, or Cornhuskers. I mean names like "Tailback U," "Linebacker U," or "Receiver U." Any serious college football fan knows them also, as USC, Penn State, and Miami. But have you ever heard anyone refer to a school as "Quarterback U?" I can't recall ever hearing a school given that moniker — maybe for a short period, but not as an absolute. I began wondering about that after I learned last year that another quarterback from my alma mater had made an active roster in the NFL. Jason Gesser making the cut with the Tennessee Titans seemed to me like about the 10th Washington State QB to make the NFL in about 15 years. I had to find out what the numbers were. So, in my curiosity, I started to look at the NFL draft and teams' all-time rosters to see just who had made the pros, or at least almost made the pros, from Wazzu. Then I started to wonder where they stood among all the other schools, and the project was underway. I decided to limit the scope of my study to 1960 to the present. The reason for this is because quarterbacks became more of a premium with the creation of the American Football League in that year. The AFL relied more on downfield passing than its run-oriented NFL cousin. That's not to say that there weren't a bunch of talented passers in the NFL prior to 1960, but I had to draw the line somewhere.

64. Indiana Football Coaches Association Service Awards 1993 rick mirer (Notre Dame) 1992 Vaughn Dunbar (Indiana) 1989 rick mirer,Goshen (North) and Thomas Tank Adams, Ben Davis (South) http://ifca.zebras.net/ifca/candler/announcements/service_awards.htm

Indiana Football Coaches Association Service Awards DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD 2005: Mike Spencer (Perry Central) 2004: Kirk Sorg- South Adams 2003: Keith Fiedler- Carmel 2002: Scott Bovenkerk- Jimtown 2001: Pat Malone- Princeton 2000: Doug Denny- Yorktown 1999: Mo Moriarity- Bloomington South 1998: Russ Isaacs- Snider 1997: Joe Purichia- Washington 1996: Mark Miller- Rochester 1995: Bob Copeland- Danville 1994: Ted Huber- Warsaw 1993: John Stafford- Columbus East 1992: Brad Smith- Crown Point 1991: Jerry Brewer -Jasper 1990: Bob Bridge- North Miami 1989: Tom Mahorney- Murat Shrine 1988: Dr. Don Shelbourne- Methodist Sports 1987: Chuck Stephens- Franklin Central 1986: Ken Leffler- Scecina Memorial 1985: Don Hein- WTHR 1984: Garry Donna PRESIDENT S AWARD 2005: Rob Cutter (Hamilton Southeastern) 2004: Mark Candler- Jimtown/ www.inhssports.com 2002: Bob Prescott Wes-Del 2001: Tom Milligan Hall of Fame 2000: Darlene Whatley Biomet 1999: Blake Ress IHSAA 1998: Mark DeCarlo Methodist Sports 1997: Tom Kelly Rochester 1996: Mark Hoffman Valparaiso 1995: Joyce Krull Hall of Fame 1994: Paul Loggan North Central 1993: Jackie Chatterton Wendy’s 1992: Richard Cota Methodist Sports 1991: Vic Peoples Wendy’s 1990: Frank Debruicker Warren Central 1989: John Mallery Franklin Central1

65. Indiana State High School Football Records Jim Swank of Rochester carried the football 791 times with only 1 fumble. 3973 rick mirer Goshen 1988. 3947 Jake Schiff Evansville Mater Dei 1999 http://ifca.zebras.net/ifca/candler/announcements/state_records.htm

Indiana State High School Football Records Individual Records Most Points Scored (Game) 69 Walter Peacock Shortridge 1971 Most Points Scored (Season) 453 Brett Law Sheridan 1988 Most Points Scored (Career) 952 Brett Law Sheridan 1988/89 (National Record) Most TD's (Game) 10 Walter Peacock Shortridge 1971 Most TD's (Season) 66 Brett Law Sheridan 1988 Most TD's (Career) 141 Brett Law Sheridan 1986 - 89 Most TD Passes Thrown (Game) 8 Casey Gillin Indian Creek 2002 8 Mike Vlahogeorge Lafayette Jefferson 2002 Most TD Passes Thrown (Season) 60 Casey Gillin Indian Creek 2002 Most TD Passes Thrown (Career) 130 Jake Schiff Evansville Mater Dei 1999-2001 Most Yards Rushing (Game) 489 Otis Shannon Cathedral 1999 Most Yards Rushing (Season) 3366 Cory Jacquay New Haven 2001 Most Yards Passing (Game) 563 Mike Vlahogeorge Lafayette Jefferson 2003 Most Yards Rushing (Career) 7560 Otis Shannon Cathedral 1997-2000 Most Yards Passing (Season) 4468 Jake Schiff Evansville Mater Dei 2001 Most Yards Passing (Career) 12,195 Jake Schiff Evansville Mater Dei 1999-2001 Most Pass Completions (Career) 755 Jake Schiff Evansville Mater Dei 1999-2001 Most Pass Completions (Game) 36 Joey Elliot Evansville Harrison 2003 Most Pass Completions (Season) 281 Mike Vlahogeorge Lafayette Jefferson 2002 Most Receptions (Game) 17 Kyle Tweed Pendleton Heights 2004 17 Steve Wallace Lawrence North 1983 17 Jacob Simpson Cascade 2003 Most Receptions (Season) 113 Dustin Keller Lafayette Jefferson 2002 Most Receptions (Career) 203 Travis Reynolds Mitchell 1997-2000 Most Rushing TD's (Season)

66. Cavalcade Of Whimsy Oregon State PK Alexis Serna was a college football household name for his missed rick mirer. Just because Roethlisberger gets to play behind one of the http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2004/Columnists/Fiu/COW/Cavalcade_of_Whimsy.h

All Fearless Predictions later today FEATURES COLUMNISTS PREDICTIONS POLLS ... Enter your NCAA and NFL pools for FREE Dec. 13 Fiu's Cavalcade of Whimsy a.k.a. Frank Costanza's Festivus Airing of the Grievances By Pete Fiutak What's your beef? ... E-mail with your thoughts If this column sucks, it’s not my fault unlike new Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis, I didn't get gastric bypass surgery and am still too unattractive to write a successful column. There's no truth to the rumor ... that Jeff Tedford, Kirk Ferentz, Jon Gruden, Mike Shanahan and Steve Mariucci have already gone through their people to say they aren't interested in the open Notre Dame job in 2007. But it would be interesting to see what Chandra Johnson would shave next ... Get ready and start digging your bunkers for the firestorm that will hit three years from now if/when Notre Dame doesn't go to a BCS game and Weis, unlike Ty Willingham, isn't let go. This isn't going to be easy for Weis and it won't necessarily be his fault. The players in place are mediocre, the schedule next year is brutal, the academic restrictions are still as tight as a drum and Weis is already behind in recruiting. However, he gets three years. Anything more without better results than Willingham got will open up an industrial sized can of worms.

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68. A Sense Of Values Hasselbeck was the first football player to apply against the wishes of some placed him on the practice squad for the purposes of signing rick mirer. http://www2.bc.edu/~huntp/profiles/alum_football.html

A sense of values Matt Hasselbeck: Some say the Seahawks' new quarterback is a born leader, others say he's a rare athlete - flying high with both feet on the ground July 29, 2001 Mike Sando; The News Tribune Matt Hasselbeck brought back more than hepatitis A from his improbable sojourn to the harshest slums of the Caribbean. Five years have passed since Hasselbeck awoke in a hospital bed in Massachusetts, unsure exactly how he got there. And while the Seattle Seahawks' new quarterback has recovered from the illness that robbed his angular frame of 27 precious pounds, he remains deeply affected by what he encountered in Jamaica as a missionary from Boston College. "It was a life-changing experience," Hasselbeck said. Riverton City is a wretched place by any measure, having arisen atop a landfill that absorbs more than half of Jamaica's garbage - some 1,300 tons daily. Shanties with tin roofs provide little refuge from the stench. Violence is part of daily life, and daily death. For Hasselbeck, the most powerful memories of his time there remain disturbing enough to preclude casual discussion.

69. Mirer Enjoys Life Outside Of The Spotlight Green Bay For once, rick mirer doesn t have the weight of an entire teamresting on his He really has been on bad football teams, Favre said. http://www.jsonline.com/packer/sbxxxiii/news/rick90998.asp

Countdown to SB XXXIII days hours min. sec. Main Page News Packer Plus Online Badger Plus Online Sports Entertainment Homes Online Weather Traffic Outdoors AP - The WIRE AP - Spanish AP - Archive City Pages Plus Classifieds Automotive General Employment Real Estate Renting Choices Personals Subscribe to paper Send a Postcard Lottery Results Service Desk Contact Us Mirer enjoys life outside of the spotlight By Sean Jensen Packer Plus writer September 09, 1998 Green Bay For once, Rick Mirer doesn't have the weight of an entire team resting on his shoulders. For once, he doesn't have to learn an entire system, execute the plays and deliver immediate results. He's no longer THE MAN. In fact, after signing a four-year, $8.55 million contract with the Green Bay Packers last week, Mirer became the man behind the man (Doug Pederson) who relieves Superman (Brett Favre). "It's a little different, but nice in a way to not be the guy that the focus is on," Mirer said. "I really had the spotlight on me for 10 years. My senior year in high school, four years at Notre Dame and five years in the NFL. This is something I needed at some point. It never happened early, but it's a chance now to catch my breath and see how successful people do things." Since Seattle selected him with the second pick in the 1993 draft, Mirer has been called upon to resurrect floundering teams. He spent four tenuous years with the Seahawks before being traded along with a fourth-round draft pick to Chicago in February 1997 for a first-round selection (11th overall). With family and friends watching closely last year in his hometown of Goshen, Ind., about 21/2 hours from Chicago, Mirer struggled through his worst season as a pro, throwing six interceptions and nary a touchdown in seven games, three as a starter.

70. Fantasy Football Brett Favre is the best thing to happen to fantasy football in years. rick mirer, Seahawks This is the magical third year for mirer. http://www.jsonline.com/packer/arc/0814/fant717.html

Fantasy Football: Top QB should remain a priority By John Wick and Brian Scrobel Special to Packer Plus July 17, 1996 No matter what point system your league follows, top quarterbacks should remain a high priority come draft day. Outside of a handful of running backs and receivers, your quarterbacks will be near the top of your scoring leaders. 1996 looks to be the strongest year in recent memory for fantasy quarterbacks. More teams are throwing on more downs than ever before. Only the Eagles, Cowboys and Colts ran fewer pass plays than running plays in 1995. If you include sacks as passing attempts, and NFL statisticians do, all 30 teams passed more than they ran for the first time in the history of the league. The leader of the air assault is definitely the NFC. The top five passing teams ranked only by touchdowns all belong in the once grounded NFC. Four of those teams Green Bay, Detroit, Chicago, and Minnesota all belong to the NFC Central. When choosing your quarterback this season, keep three things in mind: 1. What is the quarterback's comfort in the style of offense? It usually takes a year in a new system to be able to run it well. Last year we watched as Randall Cunningham died in the West Coast offense that Philly was learning. Rodney Peete ran a limited version of it and won games. John Elway is in a similar situation. Both should do much better in 1996.

71. Fantasy Football Sharks Fantasy football Information, Articles, Projections and Interviews. mirer s playing well, but Denver will be ready. Bench rick if you can. Running Backs http://www.fantasysharks.com/artman/publish/article_424.htm

Enter your e-mail to get our FREE Newsletter with the latest fantasy news from around the league. Shop at ... CBS Sportsline CNN/SI ESPN NFL ... Insanex This list will include a handful of players at each skill position that has either a very favorable matchup or a matchup to avoid. Not every player at every skill position will be listed every week. Instead of a watered-down version of predicting each player's performance, this list will focus on a select group of players whose chances to succeed or fail are increased based on their opponent of the week. When using this list, try and remember a couple basic rules: 1) Studs - Always play your studs. You won't find Marshall Faulk or Randy Moss on this list. This list is to help choose between the middle-of-the-road players. 2) Depth - Every fantasy team is different and some have more depth than others. Only follow the recommended moves if your team depth allows you to make such a move. Enough of the chit-chat, onto the list!! The BYE weeks are finally over. No more excuses! Since I have three teams still smack dab in the playoff hunt, I'm searching for as much good karma as humanly possible. To assist in this matter, I'm writing each player's comments in the form of a haiku. For you English majors out there, my sincerest apologies.

72. Fantasy Football Sharks Fantasy football Information, Articles, Projections and Interviews. rick mirer,Oakland (vs. NY Jets) With both Rich Gannon and Marques Tuiasosopo http://www.fantasysharks.com/artman/publish/article_335.htm

Enter your e-mail to get our FREE Newsletter with the latest fantasy news from around the league. Shop at ... CBS Sportsline CNN/SI ESPN NFL ... Insanex This list will include a handful of players at each skill position that has either a very favorable matchup or a matchup to avoid. Not every player at every skill position will be listed every week. Instead of a watered-down version of predicting each player's performance, this list will focus on a select group of players whose chances to succeed or fail are increased based on their opponent of the week. When using this list, try and remember a couple basic rules: 1) Studs - Always play your studs. You won't find Marshall Faulk or Randy Moss on this list. This list is to help choose between the middle-of-the-road players. 2) Depth - Every fantasy team is different and some have more depth than others. Only follow the recommended moves if your team depth allows you to make such a move. Enough of the chit-chat, onto the list!! BEWARE!! The BYE weeks have begun. Those players on a BYE will be listed at each of the skill positions. Quarterbacks Start Kerry Collins, N.Y. Giants

73. Carolina Fantasy Football League - Year-to-Date QB Statistics mirer, rick, DET, 0, 00-0-0, 0-0, 0-0, 0-0-0, 0, 0-0, 0-0, 0. Nall, Craig, GB,38, 23-33-314-0, 3-7, 0-0, 4-0-0, 0, 0-0, 0-0, 0 http://www.carolinafantasyfootball.com/cgi-bin/league/year_statistics.cgi

Historical Notes The Commissioners have lost more games than any other team in league history through the 2003 season with 52. The Great Whites are the only team to have won two Super Bowl titles. Only once has a losing streak lasted 10 or more games (Pounders with 19). The 'Horns are the highest scoring team not to have been a league member throughout its existence. League Talk Week 2 transaction order Posted by Nick Kornegay Sep. 06, 2005, 11:08 0 replies Pickem league Posted by John April 07, 2005, 7:34 0 replies Do u forsee any openings ... Posted by Mar. 27, 2005, 1:51 2 replies What software, serive do ... Posted by Rob Lee Jan. 03, 2005, 5:47 1 replies More on the Message Board... This site best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer using 1024x768 or greater resolution Week 2 - Thursday, September 15, 2005 League Home ESPN NFL NFL Teams ... Google Navigation League Rules League History Email Other Owners Email Address List ... Atlantic League Information Schedule Rosters Top 40 Players Week's Statistics ... Trades Injury Reports NFL CBS Sportsline Team Admin Carolina Bucks Commissioners Cyclones Great Whites ... Help Offset League Costs TEAM OF THE WEEK Great Whites 140 Points PLAYER OF THE WEEK Buffalo SCOREpions 38 Points Year-to-Date QB Statistics Statistics Selection Position: QB RB WR TE PK DF Team Pts Passing Rushing Receiving TDs XP FG Fmb League Team Banks, Tony

74. Carolina Fantasy Football League - QB Statistics For Week 1 mirer, rick, DET, 0, 00-0-0, 0-0, 0-0, 0-0-0, 0, 0-0, 0-0, 0. Nall, Craig, GB,12, 7-13-131-0, 1-9, 0-0, 1-0-0, 0, 0-0, 0-0, 0 http://www.carolinafantasyfootball.com/cgi-bin/league/statistics.cgi

Historical Notes The Stingrays have appeared in more tournament Semifinals than any other team at four. There have been 23 instances of losing streaks lasting 5 or more games. The highest scoring game in league history was between the Cyclones and Stingrays , where they posted a combined score of 335 points. Four league MVPs have come from the roster of the Speed Racers League Talk Week 2 transaction order Posted by Nick Kornegay Sep. 06, 2005, 11:08 0 replies Pickem league Posted by John April 07, 2005, 7:34 0 replies Do u forsee any openings ... Posted by Mar. 27, 2005, 1:51 2 replies What software, serive do ... Posted by Rob Lee Jan. 03, 2005, 5:47 1 replies More on the Message Board... This site best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer using 1024x768 or greater resolution Week 2 - Thursday, September 15, 2005 League Home ESPN NFL NFL Teams ... Google Navigation League Rules League History Email Other Owners Email Address List ... Atlantic League Information Schedule Rosters Top 40 Players Week's Statistics ... Trades Injury Reports NFL CBS Sportsline Team Admin Carolina Bucks Commissioners Cyclones Great Whites ... Help Offset League Costs TEAM OF THE WEEK Great Whites 140 Points PLAYER OF THE WEEK Buffalo SCOREpions 38 Points QB Statistics for Week 1 Statistics Selection Position: QB RB WR TE PK DF Week: Team Pts Passing Rushing Receiving TDs XP FG Fmb League Team Anderson, Derek

75. Seattle Seahawks Warren Moon Page I know it s old hat but before rick mirer went to the Bears, he made some public Flashback 1991, Flashback - Stadium Vote, football Cards, Help! http://www.beckys-place.net/mirer.html

I know it's old hat but before Rick Mirer went to the Bears, he made some public comments that set me off!! I'll leave this page on-line a little longer for those of you who might not have seen the article. As for my comments, do you agree? Disagree? Go ahead, send e-mail ! Let's debate the issues!! Fans? Or Spectators? I am miffed, to say the least. A friend recently sent me a news clipping that truly upset me. I don't get mad easily. And as a general rule, I like to think the best of people. But this time...grrrrrrrrr! Before I share the clipping with you...along with my thoughts on the subject, of course(!)...I want to state the 'facts', as I know them. This clipping, I'm told, came from somewhere out in AOL-land. I haven't read the entire article, and I haven't been able to locate the source from which it was taken, which means I can't verify its accuracy and I can't determine if it was taken out of context. If ANYONE has the entire article, by all means, send it my way!!! Here's what our former Quarterback reportedly said: From QB Rick Mirer, comparing his new Chicago Bears fans to the Seattle Seahawks fans he just left:

76. Football Digest's Rookies Of The Year football Digest s Rookies of the Year 1993, rick mirer, Seattle Seahawks,QB. Dana Stubblefield, San Francisco 49ers, DE http://www.centurysports.net/football/FB Dig ROYs.html

Football Digest's Rookies of the Year Year Player Team Position Anquan Boldin Arizona Cardinals WR Charles Tillman Chicago Bears CB Clinton Portis Denver Broncos RB Julius Peppers Carollina Panthers DE Chris Chambers Miami Dolphins WR Kendrell Bell Pittsburgh Steelers LB Mike Anderson Denver Broncos RB Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears LB Edgerrin James Indianapolis Colts RB Jevon Kearse Tennessee Titans DE Randy Moss Minnesota Vikings WR Charles Woodson Oakland Raiders CB Warrick Dunn Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Peter Boulware Baltimore Ravens LB Eddie George Houston Oilers RB Zach Thomas Miami Dolphins MLB Terrel Davis Denver Broncos RB Hugh Douglas New York Jets DE Marshall Faulk Indianapolis Colts RB Antonio Langham Cleveland Browns CB Rick Mirer Seattle Seahawks QB Dana Stubblefield San Francisco 49ers DE Carl Pickens Cincinnati Bengals WR Santana Dotson Tampa Bay Buccaneers DT Leonard Russell New England Patriots RB Mike Croel Denver Broncos LB Johnny Johnson Phoenix Cardinals RB Mark Carrier Chicago Bears S Barry Sanders Detroit Lions RB Steve Atwater Denver Broncos LB Keith Jackson Philadelphia Eagles TE Erik McMillan New York Jets S Bo Jackson Oakland Raiders RB Shane Conlan Buffalo Bills LB Herschel Walker Dallas Cowboys RB Leslie O'Neal San Diego Chargers DE Kevin Mack Cleveland Browns RB Reggie White Philadelphia Eagles DT Greg Bell Pittsburgh Steelers RB Ricky Bryan Atlanta Falcons DT Eric Dickerson Los Angeles Rams RB Vernon Maxwell Baltimore Colts LB Marcus Allen Oakland Raiders RB Vernon Dean Washington Redskins DB George Rogers New Orleans Saints RB Lawrence Taylor New York Giants LB Billy Sims Detroit Lions RB

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FSP's Fantasy Football Showdown Draft Helper Here's your chance to try to draft a winning team with no obligation. When you are ready to enter your actual team, click on SIGN UP NOW. SELECTING YOUR PLAYERS: The salary cap is $40.0 million for all 20 players. All players are included at their eligible position. If you cannot find a particular player, e-mail us at Statman@infionline.net and we may add that player to the appropriate list. 4 Active Quarterbacks: PICK A PLAYER 1.3 Beuerlein, Steve 1.8 Blake, Jeff 3.2 Bledsoe, Drew 1.0 Boller, Kyle 2.7 Brady, Tom 1.8 Brees, Drew 3.4 Brooks, Aaron 1.7 Brunell, Mark 1.3 Bulger, Marc 2.0 Carr, David 1.4 Carter, Quincy 1.0 Chandler, Chris 2.2 Collins, Kerry 1.7 Couch, Tim 4.4 Culpepper, Daunte 1.6 Delhomme, Jake 1.3 Dilfer, Trent 3.0 Favre, Brett 2.0 Fiedler, Jay 1.0 Flutie, Doug 1.0 Frerotte, Gus 3.8 Gannon, Rich 3.0 Garcia, Jeff 2.5 Green, Trent 1.0 Griese, Brian 1.9 Harrington, Joey 2.6 Hasselbeck, Matt 1.0 Hasselbeck, Tim 1.4 Holcomb, Kelly 1.6 Hutchinson, Chad 2.1 Johnson, Brad 1.0 Johnson, Doug

78. Fantasy Football News And Info From The TFL Report | 2004 Home The most comprehensive, accurate and timely Fantasy football information availableanywhere. 2 and played like, well, the rick mirer peopl http://www.tflreport.com/fantasy-football-updates.cfm?injuries122684

79. Boston.com / Sports / Football / Patriots / Scouting Report: Patriots Vs. Seahaw Seattle quarterback rick mirer threw a touchdown pass to wide receiver BrianBlades with 25 seconds remaining for the win on October 24, 1993. http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2004/10/15/scouting_repo

Red Sox Patriots Celtics Bruins ... Patriots Scouting report: Patriots vs. Seahawks October 15, 2004 Sports fans across New England will take a break from the Red Sox-Yankees series Sunday afternoon when the Patriots get set to host the Seattle Seahawks. This matchup will provide the Pats their biggest test since Week 1, when they hosted Indianapolis. ADVERTISEMENT It is the marquee matchup of Week 6, as Fox is sending its pregame crew to broadcast live from Foxborough. The quartet of James Brown, Howie Long, Jimmy Johnson and Terry Bradshaw is considered to the No. 1 pregame show. ESPN might have been able to make that claim once upon a time, but then the good folks at Bristol decided to hire Rush Limbaugh, and well, you know the rest. Fox is also sending its No. 1 broadcast team to handle the announcing duties (see below). Many preseason prognosticators believe these two teams will meet again in Super Bowl XXXIX. Both teams had been doing their level best to live up to those lofty expectations, getting off to 3-0 starts heading into last week's action. Seattle seemed poised to move to 4-0 last Sunday as it led the St. Louis Rams, 27-10, late in the fourth quarter. But the Rams rallied for 17 points in the final five minutes to send the game into overtime, and handed the Seahawks their first loss of the year, 33-27. All the Pats did was manhandle the Dolphins, 24-10, to improve to 4-0 on the year and run their winning streak to 19. Read on for a look at our position-by-position breakdown of this week's matchup.

80. Football Cards 1993 Bowman Foil 50 rick mirer Rookie $1 1993 Classic McD s 8 rick mirer Rookie0.50 1994 Collector s Choice Then Now 6 Jim Zorn rick mirer 0.35 http://users.rcn.com/cards.ma.ultranet/fb.shtml

I have the following cards for sale. All cards are NrMt-Mt or Mint unless noted. 1973 Topps #34 Ken Anderson Rookie (Fair) $1.50 1975 Topps #160 Ken Anderson (ExMt) $2.50 1980 Topps #388 Ken Anderson (NrMt) 0.75 1981 Topps #115 Ken Anderson 0.50 1984 7-11 Slurpee Coin East #5 Ken Anderson $1 1972 Topps #42 Lem Barney (Ex) $1 1975 Topps #365 Lem Barney (ExMt) 0.35 1977 Topps #433 Lem Barney (ExMt) 0.35 1999 Pacific #133 Charlie Batch 0.25 2000 Metal #137 Charlie Batch 0.25 1994 Classic Draft #15 Mario Bates Rookie 0.25 1994 Fleer Prospects #4 Mario Bates Rookie 0.35 1994 Pacific #418 Mario Bates Rookie 0.35 1994 Skybox Premium #193 Mario Bates Rookie 0.35 1994 Ultra #206 Mario Bates Rookie 0.35 1994 Upper Deck #24 Mario Bates Rookie 0.35 1996 Pacific #92 Marco Battaglia Rookie 0.20 1978 Topps #122 Rolf Benirschke Rookie 0.50 1989 Pro Set Announcer #5 Chris Berman 0.25 1996 Bowman's Best Bets #BB3 Tim Biakabutuka Rookie $2.50 1996 Upper Deck #7 Tim Biakabutuka Rookie 0.75 1997 Leaf #97 Tim Biakabutuka 0.25

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