Rookie crop distinguishes itself in 2000 NFL season
Barry Wilner surveys the 2000 rookie class led by Chicago’s Urlacher Cleveland’s Courtney Brown Philadelphia’s Corey Simon and Washington’s Chris Samuels. He notes Janikowski’s steady contribution with Oakland while detailing standout rookies on offense and defense, plus a few busts and early injuries.
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Minnesota
Daunte Culpepper
Chicago
Brian Urlacher
Cleveland
Courtney Brown
Philadelphia
Corey Simon
Washington
Chris Samuels
Denver
Mike Anderson
Miami
Todd Wade
Sebastian Janikowski
Oakland
Raiders
Brown
Simon
Chris Hovan
New Orleans
Darren Howard
Jets
Shaun Ellis
Ralph Brown
Kansas City
Greg Wesley
Tyrone Carter
LaVar Arrington
Tennessee
Keith Bullock
Tampa Bay
Nate Webster
Atlanta
Mark Simoneau
Chris Palmer
Penn State
Palmer
New England
Robert Edwards
Travis Prentice
John Abraham
Ravens
Travis Taylor
Carolina
Deon Grant
Culpepper
Arizona
Thomas Jones
Virginia
Rashard Anderson
Plaxico Burress
Pittsburgh
R. Jay Soward
Jacksonville
St. Louis
Trung
Janikowski
Tim Seder
Dallas
Rian Lindell
Seattle
Neil Rackers
Cincinnati
Paul Edinger
Five teams tie atop NFL at 8 2 through 10 weeks in 2000
Rick Gossel notes no single standout in 2000 with five teams at 8-2: Miami Minnesota Oakland St Louis Tennessee. Rams pace to 627 points while defenses and offenses vary, suggesting a survivor champion rather than a dominant team.
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Jacksonville
Miami
Minnesota
Oakland
St. Louis
Tennessee
Cleveland
San Diego
Rams
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Twin Cities
Dolphins
Jay Fiedler
Dan Marino
Raiders
Lester
Haynes
Mike
Ina Haynes
Titans
Steve McNair
49Ers
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Monday night clash pits Reggie White against former Packers
Reggie White, now with the Carolina Panthers, prepares to face his old team Green Bay in Charlotte on Monday night. He recalls missing Green Bay, laments not returning earlier, and notes his 38-year-old, parttime role while Panthers coach George Seifert says White can still impact a game. Brett Favre expects a fun challenge against his former teammate.
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San Diego
Jon Gruden
Tiger Woods
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Urlacher
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New Mexico
Monsters of the Midway
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Buffalo
Green Bay
Wis
Reggie White
White
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Carolina
Charlotte
Wisconsin
Lambeau
Field
Ray Rhodes
Ron Wolf
Wolf
Russell Maryland
John Thierry
David Bowens
Panthers
George Seifert
Reggie
Seifert
Brett Favre
Philadelphia Eagles
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Brett
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Green May Make Final Start On Sunday for Rams
St. Louis Rams backup quarterback Trent Green faces likely final showcase as Kurt Warner returns from a five game absence for the December 3 game against the New Orleans Saints in Carolina. Green has completed 63 percent of passes for 14 touchdowns and four interceptions as coach Mike Martz notes steady improvement.
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Trent Green
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Kurt Warner
Carolina
New Orleans Saints
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Mike Martz
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