All Time 53

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(06-02-2025, 05:40 PM)Bengalfan4life27c Wrote: QB 3 Joe Burrow Ken Anderson Boomer Esiason
RB 5 Cordey Dillon James Brooks Joe Mixon Harold Green Rudi Johnson
WR 7 Jamarr Chase Chad Ochocinco AJ Green  Isaac Curits Carl Pickens Eddie Brown TJ Houshmanzadeh
T 3 Anthony Munoz Willie Anderson Andrew Whitworth
G 3 Max Montoya Bruce Kozerski Kevin Zetiler  
C 2 Rich Braham Bob Johnson
TE 3 Jermain Gresham Rodney Holman Tyler Eiffert

DE 3 Justin Smith  Tre Hendrickson Carlos Dunlap
DT 5 Geno Atkins Mike Reid Tim Krumrie  DJ Reader Dan Wilkinson
LB 6 Takeo Spikes Brian Simmons Logan Wilson Reggie Williams Vontez Burfict Carl Zander
CB  6  Lamarr Parrish Ken Riley Jonathan Joseph Louis Breeden Terrence Newman Adam Jones (also KR PR)
S  4 Jessie Bates David Fulcher Bobby Kemp Reggie Nelson
LS Clark Harris
K Evan Mcpherson
P Kevin Huber

How are you going to do Pete Johnson like that, or Danny Casanova, or Bob Trumpy.. or Jim Breech? Lots of good names on your list, but it suffers from recency bias.
Even McPherson.... pfffftttt. not yet.

Quote:In his 14 NFL seasons, Breech made 243 of 340 field goals (71.4%), 517 of 539 extra points (95.9%), and scored 1,246 total points. His 1,151 points with the Bengals are a franchise record. He is second all-time scoring in consecutive games with 186 consecutive games, and he was a perfect 9 for 9 in overtime field goals, an NFL record. Breech played in 9 postseason games during his career. In all of them combined, he missed just 2 field goals out of 11 attempts and never missed an extra point. Breech also played in Super Bowl XVI and Super Bowl XXIII, was perfect in both games, not missing a field goal or extra point in either one. In Super Bowl XXIII, he kicked 3 field goals and scored 10 of Cincinnati's 16 points in the game. When his third field goal gave the Bengals a 16–13 lead over the San Francisco 49ers with just 3:10 left in the game, it appeared there was a strong possibility he would become the first kicker ever to win the Super Bowl MVP award. However, the 49ers ended that chance by driving 92 yards and scoring the winning touchdown with 34 seconds left in the game. In 1999, he was inducted into the University of California Athletic hall of fame