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RF-4CCane said:
No love for Mike Sullivan, an absolute anchor on the 1987-1990 teams with 48 consecutive starts, 44-4 record with two rings and played in NFL.
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Yeah he was versatile and really good. Injuries really derailed him in his pro career. Watched him as a kid when he played for the pit of **** which was the Bucs at that time.
 
M3N said:
No love for KC Jones?
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KC at the point of impact there was none better he reminds me of Dwight Stevenson Dolphins.
He was on you relentlessly hands and footwork unmatched played physical till whistle blew then turned to huddle up.
Our D at the time had fits trying to practice against KC no difference between practice and games always looks for fights.

KC top 2 Oline and #1 center ALL TIME
 
drewm3i said:
I would throw Chris Myers in the mix as well.
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Beat me to it. He's often overlooked but ended up having as good an nfl career as any of the other guys. As did Feliciano. I think, in college, McKinnie was as good as anyone. But those guys may have had better pro careers.
 
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k9cane said:
on the Mt Rushmore of right tackles, for sure, right up there with Leon Searcy...
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Yep, Sullivan was great.

He's a step below the Mt Rushmore. He's in that group with guys like KCJ, Vernon, Winston. I'd also put Kerlin Blaise up there as well.

Seantrel would have been up there had he not run into all those suspensions.
 
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