All 240 legends you can draft
Each has a natural position and five made-up ratings: arm, speed, power, smarts and clutch. The overall is their rating at their natural position; put them anywhere else and they play at their fit there.
Leaders
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Martin Luther King Jr.
QB Leader 1929-1968
Had a dream and a game plan to match. Nobody gives a better pregame speech.
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92OVRGenghis Khan
LB Leader 1162-1227
Rode across a whole continent. Sideline to sideline is a short trip.
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92OVRHarriet Tubman
RB Leader 1822-1913
Led dozens to freedom and said she never lost a passenger. Never fumbles either.
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Winston Churchill
OL Leader 1874-1965
Never, never, never gives up a sack.
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91OVRAbraham Lincoln
QB Leader 1809-1865
Six foot four, a champion wrestler as a young man, and the best speechwriter in any huddle.
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Leonidas
LB Leader 540-480 BC
Held a mountain pass with 300 men. Holds a goal line with eleven.
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90OVRAlexander the Great
QB Leader 356-323 BC
Never lost a battle. Does not plan to lose a game either.
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90OVRPeter the Great
TE Leader 1672-1725
About six foot eight and built a navy from scratch. Built for tight end.
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89OVRFrederick Douglass
QB Leader 1818-1895
The most photographed American of his century, and the strongest voice in any huddle.
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89OVRGeorge Washington
QB Leader 1732-1799
Crossed an icy river at night to win a battle. A two-minute drill does not rattle him.
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89OVRHannibal
RB Leader 247-183 BC
Took elephants over the Alps. Short yardage is no trouble at all.
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89OVRShaka Zulu
DL Leader 1787-1828
Remade how his warriors moved and fought. Remakes a pass rush the same way.
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89OVRTheodore Roosevelt
RB Leader 1858-1919
Boxer, rancher, explorer and president. Runs between the tackles for fun.
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88OVRCleopatra
S Leader 69-30 BC
Spoke around nine languages, so she can read a defense in all of them.
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Nelson Mandela
LB Leader 1918-2013
Boxed as a young man. Leads the defense with a calm smile.
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88OVRQueen Elizabeth I
QB Leader 1533-1603
Saw off the Spanish Armada. A blitz is nothing.
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Ramesses II
DL Leader 1303-1213 BC
Pharaoh for 66 years who put statues of himself everywhere. Takes up a lot of space.
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Rosa Parks
OL Leader 1913-2005
Stayed in her seat and changed history. Nobody moves her off her spot.
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Spartacus
DL Leader 111-71 BC
The gladiator who led a revolt. Built for the trenches.
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88OVRWilliam the Conqueror
DL Leader 1028-1087
Crossed the Channel in 1066 and took the whole field.
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Augustus
OL Leader 63 BC-14
Found Rome brick and left it marble. Builds a pass pocket the same way.
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87OVRCharlemagne
DL Leader 747-814
United most of western Europe. Unites a defensive front just as fast.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
LB Leader 1890-1969
Played football at West Point and once tried to tackle Jim Thorpe. Gets another shot here.
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Marcus Aurelius
QB Leader 121-180
Philosopher emperor who wrote notes to himself about staying calm. Calm in the pocket.
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Margaret Thatcher
OL Leader 1925-2013
The Iron Lady. Do not try to bull rush her.
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87OVRNapoleon Bonaparte
QB Leader 1769-1821
Drew up every battle plan himself. A playbook is light reading.
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87OVRPaul Revere
WR Leader 1735-1818
Rode all night to sound the alarm. The original deep threat.
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Richard the Lionheart
DL Leader 1157-1199
Earned the nickname. Plays like it.
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86OVRAlexander Hamilton
WR Leader 1755-1804
Wrote 51 of the Federalist Papers. Runs routes like he writes: nonstop.
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Barack Obama
WR Leader born 1961
A lefty with a smooth jumper on the White House court. Runs routes just as smooth.
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Bill Clinton
QB Leader born 1946
Played the saxophone on late night TV. Smooth in the pocket, smooth at the podium.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
OL Leader 1882-1945
Steadied a nation over the radio. Steadies an offensive line the same way.
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Jimmy Carter
OL Leader 1924-2024
Built houses with his own hands into his nineties. Builds a wall on the left side.
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86OVRJoan of Arc
LB Leader 1412-1431
Led an army as a teenager. Leads the blitz now.
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Michelle Obama
LB Leader born 1964
Her arm workouts made headlines. Brings the same energy to tackling.
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Nefertiti
CB Leader 1370-1330 BC
Her painted bust is one of the most famous faces in history. Shadows receivers just as well.
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86OVRSimon Bolivar
RB Leader 1783-1830
Freed six countries on horseback. Finds the open field.
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86OVRUlysses S. Grant
FB Leader 1822-1885
The best horseman of his West Point class. Grinds the clock down in the fourth.
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John F. Kennedy
QB Leader 1917-1963
Famous for family touch football games on the lawn. Ready for the real thing.
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85OVRJulius Caesar
QB Leader 100-44 BC
Came, saw, conquered. Expects his opening drive to go the same way.
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85OVRMansa Musa
OL Leader 1280-1337
Probably the richest person who ever lived. Can afford to block for anybody.
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84OVRDavy Crockett
LB Leader 1786-1836
King of the wild frontier. Wears the coonskin cap under his helmet.
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84OVRJohn Adams
OL Leader 1735-1826
Stubborn, loud and impossible to move off his spot. Ideal right guard.
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Queen Elizabeth II
OL Leader 1926-2022
Seventy years on the throne without missing a day. Never misses a snap either.
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Saladin
S Leader 1137-1193
Admired even by his rivals for fair play. Hits hard, hits clean.
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83OVRCatherine the Great
LB Leader 1729-1796
Ran Russia for 34 years. Runs a defense the same way.
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George W. Bush
K Leader born 1946
Once owned a baseball team and threw a famous strike at Yankee Stadium. Kicks it straight down the middle.
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Donald Trump
QB Leader born 1946
Owned a pro football team in the 1980s. This time he wants to be the one throwing.
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82OVRQueen Victoria
OL Leader 1819-1901
Held the throne for 63 years. Holds her block just as long, and is not amused by false starts.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
S Leader 1884-1962
Traveled everywhere and saw everything. Nothing gets behind her.
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Ronald Reagan
RB Leader 1911-2004
Played the Gipper in a football movie. Now he gets to win one for real.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg
S Leader 1933-2020
Did planks well into her eighties. Writes a dissent for every bad call.
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80OVRSusan B. Anthony
LB Leader 1820-1906
Voted when she was told she could not. Blitzes with the same nerve.
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Joe Biden
WR Leader born 1942
Played receiver in high school and has been telling people about it ever since.
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77OVRThomas Jefferson
S Leader 1743-1826
Drafted the Declaration of Independence at 33. Calls the coverages in perfect handwriting.
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76OVRTutankhamun
WR Leader 1341-1323 BC
The boy king with the golden mask. Golden hands to match.
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Faith and philosophy
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Jesus
QB Faith 4 BC-30
Picked twelve teammates and they changed the world. The most famous name on any roster.
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88OVRPlato
OL Thinker 428-348 BC
Wrestled as a young man, and his name may mean broad. Built for guard.
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Moses
RB Faith 1391-1271 BC
Parted the Red Sea. Finding a hole in the line is easy.
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Mahatma Gandhi
K Faith 1869-1948
Walked 240 miles to the sea in protest. Never tires, never panics.
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81OVRSun Tzu
LB Thinker 544-496 BC
Wrote The Art of War. Every defensive coordinator owns a copy.
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Buddha
S Faith 563-483 BC
Sat under a tree until he saw everything clearly. Reads a field the same way.
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80OVRConfucius
OL Thinker 551-479 BC
Wrote the rules on respect and order. Never once jumps offside.
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79OVRAristotle
LB Thinker 384-322 BC
Tutored Alexander the Great. Sorted all of nature into groups, including blitz packages.
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78OVRSocrates
S Thinker 470-399 BC
Answers every question with another question. Quarterbacks never know what is coming.
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Mother Teresa
S Faith 1910-1997
Gave her whole life to others. Gives up nothing deep.
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Science and invention
93OVRIsaac Newton
DL Science 1643-1727
Wrote the laws of motion. A body at rest stays at rest, especially at nose tackle.
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93OVRNikola Tesla
WR Science 1856-1943
Electric off the line of scrimmage.
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Steve Jobs
QB Tech 1955-2011
One more thing: a fourth-quarter comeback.
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92OVRAlan Turing
WR Science 1912-1954
Cracked wartime codes and ran marathons at a near-Olympic level. Cracks defenses on the run.
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92OVRArchimedes
OL Science 287-212 BC
Give him a lever and a place to stand and he will move any lineman.
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91OVRAndrew Carnegie
DL Tech 1835-1919
Made his fortune in steel. Plays like it.
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Jensen Huang
OL Tech born 1963
Wears the leather jacket and powers half the internet. Powers the run game too.
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Wilbur Wright
WR Science 1867-1912
First to fly with his brother. Goes deep on every snap.
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90OVROrville Wright
WR Science 1871-1948
Flew the first airplane flight at Kitty Hawk. Twelve seconds of hang time, every punt return.
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88OVRAlbert Einstein
QB Science 1879-1955
Reads defenses at the speed of light. Relative to everyone else, anyway.
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Jeff Bezos
QB Tech born 1964
Built a store that delivers anything. Delivers the ball on time too.
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88OVRJohn D. Rockefeller
OL Tech 1839-1937
Built the biggest fortune of his age. Builds a wall.
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Steve Wozniak
OL Tech born 1950
Built the first Apple computer by hand. Blocks for the quarterback, like old times.
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Elon Musk
WR Tech born 1971
Lands rockets standing up. Wants every route to be a go route.
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Rosalind Franklin
CB Science 1920-1958
Took the X-ray photo that cracked the shape of DNA. Never misses a detail.
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Johannes Gutenberg
OL Science 1400-1468
Printed the first big run of books in Europe. Prints first downs.
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Richard Branson
RB Tech born 1950
Kitesurfs, flies balloons, launches spaceships. Returns kicks for fun.
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Warren Buffett
FB Tech born 1930
Buys and holds forever. Ball security for days.
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Mark Zuckerberg
LB Tech born 1984
Trains jiu-jitsu and has won medals at it. Sneaky good linebacker.
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84OVRAlexander Graham Bell
OL Science 1847-1922
Invented the telephone. Still the one who calls the protections.
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84OVRMarie Curie
CB Science 1867-1934
The only person with Nobel Prizes in two different sciences. Twice as hard to beat.
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84OVRNicolaus Copernicus
OL Science 1473-1543
Put the sun in the middle of everything. Puts himself in the middle of the line.
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83OVRBenjamin Franklin
K Science 1706-1790
Flew a kite in a thunderstorm. Kicking into the wind is nothing.
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82OVRThomas Edison
TE Science 1847-1931
Held more than a thousand patents. A thousand ways to get open.
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81OVRAda Lovelace
CB Science 1815-1852
Wrote what is called the first computer program. Codes up the coverage.
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81OVRPythagoras
K Science 570-495 BC
Calculates the angle on every field goal before it leaves his foot.
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80OVRCharles Darwin
LB Science 1809-1882
Survival of the fittest is basically training camp.
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80OVREuclid
K Science 325-265 BC
Wrote the book on geometry. Every kick goes in a straight line.
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80OVRFlorence Nightingale
S Science 1820-1910
The Lady with the Lamp. Sees everything in the dark.
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80OVRJohannes Kepler
K Science 1571-1630
Mapped the orbits of the planets. Maps the arc of a punt.
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Bill Gates
S Tech born 1955
Opened windows everywhere. Finds the open window in every zone.
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79OVRGalileo Galilei
S Science 1564-1642
Pointed a telescope at the sky. Spots the open man from any distance.
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79OVRLouis Pasteur
LB Science 1822-1895
Beat germs for a living. Tackles anything that moves.
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Explorers
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Neil Armstrong
WR Explorer 1930-2012
First person on the Moon. A long bomb is a short trip.
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Yuri Gagarin
WR Explorer 1934-1968
First human in space. The only true deep threat.
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90OVRAmelia Earhart
WR Explorer 1897-1937
First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. Flies past cornerbacks.
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Buzz Aldrin
WR Explorer born 1930
Second person on the Moon. Perfectly happy being WR2.
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Sally Ride
CB Explorer 1951-2012
First American woman in space. Plenty of space in the secondary.
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86OVRMeriwether Lewis
WR Explorer 1774-1809
Mapped a route to the Pacific. Mapping one to the end zone is easier.
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Edmund Hillary
TE Explorer 1919-2008
First to the top of Everest with Tenzing Norgay. Climbs the ladder for jump balls.
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85OVRMarco Polo
CB Explorer 1254-1324
Traveled all the way to China and back. Covers the whole field.
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84OVRWilliam Clark
CB Explorer 1770-1838
The other half of Lewis and Clark. Stays on his man for 8,000 miles.
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83OVRFerdinand Magellan
S Explorer 1480-1521
Led the first voyage around the globe. Covers sideline to sideline.
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Art and books
93OVRMichelangelo
OL Art 1475-1564
Carved David from one block of marble. Carves out running lanes.
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90OVRWilliam Shakespeare
QB Writer 1564-1616
Wrote about 39 plays. Calls 39 more at the line.
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Ernest Hemingway
LB Writer 1899-1961
Boxed, fished for marlin, ran with the bulls. A linebacker at heart.
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J.R.R. Tolkien
OL Writer 1892-1973
Wrote 'you shall not pass' for a wizard. Says it to every pass rusher.
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88OVRLeonardo da Vinci
TE Art 1452-1519
Painted the Mona Lisa and sketched flying machines. Can play anywhere on the field.
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Dr. Seuss
DL Writer 1904-1991
One sack, two sack, red sack, blue sack.
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Maya Angelou
CB Writer 1928-2014
And still I rise, on every third and long.
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Salvador Dali
WR Art 1904-1989
Painted melting clocks. Leaves cornerbacks melting too.
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85OVRJane Austen
CB Writer 1775-1817
Pride, prejudice and perfect timing on the jump ball.
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85OVRMark Twain
RB Writer 1835-1910
Reports of his slowing down have been greatly exaggerated.
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Pablo Picasso
WR Art 1881-1973
Painted things from every angle at once. His route tree works the same way.
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Frida Kahlo
S Art 1907-1954
Painted herself with total honesty. Reads a defense with the same eye.
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81OVRVincent van Gogh
CB Art 1853-1890
Painted The Starry Night. Makes Sunday nights starry too.
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Andy Warhol
WR Art 1928-1987
Everyone gets fifteen minutes of fame. He wants all sixty.
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80OVRClaude Monet
CB Art 1840-1926
Painted the same pond about 250 times. Patient in coverage.
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80OVREdgar Allan Poe
LB Writer 1809-1849
Quoth the raven: three and out.
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Agatha Christie
S Writer 1890-1976
Solves every mystery, including your blitz package.
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78OVRCharles Dickens
S Writer 1812-1870
Best of times, worst of times, never a blown coverage.
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77OVRRembrandt
S Art 1606-1669
Master of light and shadow. Lives in the shadows of the deep middle.
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Bob Ross
S Art 1942-1995
No mistakes, just happy accidents. Like a tipped interception.
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Music
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Beyonce
WR Music born 1981
Runs the world. Runs the two-minute drill too.
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Taylor Swift
QB Music born 1989
Sells out every stadium she plays. Already has a tight end.
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Michael Jackson
WR Music 1958-2009
Moonwalks into the end zone.
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92OVRWolfgang Amadeus Mozart
WR Music 1756-1791
Wrote his first symphony as a kid. Ran his first fly route even earlier.
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Freddie Mercury
QB Music 1946-1991
Owned every stadium he played. We will, we will rock you, every Sunday.
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Prince
WR Music 1958-2016
Played the most famous rainy Super Bowl halftime show ever. Loves a wet field.
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Frank Sinatra
QB Music 1915-1998
Does it his way, including the play calls.
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Jimi Hendrix
WR Music 1942-1970
Played guitar behind his back. Catches behind his back too.
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89OVRLudwig van Beethoven
LB Music 1770-1827
Da da da DUM: the sound of a goal-line stand.
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Aretha Franklin
DL Music 1942-2018
Demands R-E-S-P-E-C-T from every offensive lineman.
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Tupac Shakur
WR Music 1971-1996
All eyez on him, especially the safeties'.
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Elvis Presley
WR Music 1935-1977
The King. Leaves the building after every touchdown.
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Eminem
K Music born 1972
You only get one shot. He does not miss it.
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87OVRJohann Sebastian Bach
OL Music 1685-1750
Wrote over a thousand works and showed up every Sunday. Reliable.
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Rihanna
S Music born 1988
Headlined a Super Bowl halftime show. Ella, ella: umbrella coverage.
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Bob Marley
RB Music 1945-1981
Loved playing soccer as much as music. Footwork for days.
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Lady Gaga
CB Music born 1986
Already headlined a Super Bowl halftime show. Now she wants the first half.
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Elton John
OL Music born 1947
Still standing after every hit. Perfect for pass protection.
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Louis Armstrong
RB Music 1901-1971
Hit high notes on the trumpet. Hits the hole on the run.
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Whitney Houston
K Music 1963-2012
Sang maybe the greatest Super Bowl anthem ever. Already knows the stadium.
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Snoop Dogg
RB Music born 1971
Runs his own youth football league. Finally gets to suit up himself.
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Johnny Cash
WR Music 1932-2003
Walks the line, so he never steps out of bounds.
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Madonna
LB Music born 1958
Reinvents herself every few years. Reinvents the blitz every week.
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Paul McCartney
TE Music born 1942
Wrote a hit melody in a dream. Runs routes like he is still in it.
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Bob Dylan
CB Music born 1941
The answer is blowing in the wind, and so is the deep ball.
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Dolly Parton
S Music born 1946
Works nine to five, and overtime on Sundays.
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79OVRAntonio Vivaldi
K Music 1678-1741
Wrote The Four Seasons. Kicks in all four.
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John Lennon
S Music 1940-1980
Imagine a defense that never gives up the deep ball.
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Screen and pop culture
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Bruce Lee
CB Screen 1940-1973
Be water, my friend. Flows right through the secondary.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
DL Screen born 1947
Seven bodybuilding world titles. He'll be back, every snap.
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Dwayne Johnson
DL Screen born 1972
Played college football before wrestling and movies. Finally back in pads.
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Harry Houdini
RB Screen 1874-1926
Escaped from everything ever locked around him. Escapes every tackle.
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Keanu Reeves
CB Screen born 1964
Dodged bullets in The Matrix. Dodging a stiff arm is easy.
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Oprah Winfrey
QB Screen born 1954
You get a first down! And you get a first down!
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Steve Irwin
LB Screen 1962-2006
Wrestled crocodiles for a living. Tight ends are no problem.
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Jackie Chan
RB Screen born 1954
Does all his own stunts. Returns kicks the same way.
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Meryl Streep
QB Screen born 1949
Most Oscar nominations of any actor. Nobody sells a pump fake better.
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Robin Williams
WR Screen 1951-2014
Did a thousand voices. Calls a thousand audibles.
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Tom Hanks
RB Screen born 1956
Ran across America on screen. Just keeps running.
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Kevin Hart
WR Screen born 1979
Jokes about his height. Plays the slot receiver role he was born for.
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Charlie Chaplin
RB Screen 1889-1977
Silent film legend. Silent snap count.
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John Wayne
OL Screen 1907-1979
Played on the line at USC before Hollywood. Back where he started.
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Julia Child
DL Screen 1912-2004
Six foot two and fearless in the kitchen. Fearless at defensive end.
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Marlon Brando
LB Screen 1924-2004
Makes the offense an offer it cannot refuse.
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Fred Rogers
OL Screen 1928-2003
The nicest lineman in history, which somehow makes it worse for you.
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MrBeast
RB Screen born 1998
Would give away a car for every touchdown.
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Princess Diana
CB Screen 1961-1997
The People's Princess. Every crowd is on her side.
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Audrey Hepburn
CB Screen 1929-1993
Breakfast at Tiffany's, brunch in the backfield.
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Leonardo DiCaprio
WR Screen born 1974
Waited years for his Oscar. Patient enough to wait for the seam.
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Marilyn Monroe
WR Screen 1926-1962
Lit up every screen she was on. Lights up the stadium screen too.
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Kim Kardashian
WR Screen born 1980
Broke the internet once. Breaks ankles now.
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Lucille Ball
WR Screen 1911-1989
Queen of the trick play. Everybody loves her flea flicker.
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Jim Henson
LB Screen 1936-1990
Brought the Muppets to life. Brings a sideline to life.
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Walt Disney
TE Screen 1901-1966
Built a kingdom out of a cartoon mouse. Builds a dynasty out of a draft.
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Betty White
TE Screen 1922-2021
A Golden Girl with golden hands.
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Morgan Freeman
S Screen born 1937
Narrates his own highlight reel while it is happening.
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Stan Lee
S Screen 1922-2018
Co-created a universe of superheroes. Excelsior!
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Tom Brady
QB Sports born 1977
Seven Super Bowl rings. Knows the position.
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Joe Montana
QB Sports born 1956
Four Super Bowl wins without one interception in any of them.
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Patrick Mahomes
QB Sports born 1995
Throws sidearm, no-look and left-handed in a pinch. Throws them all.
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Lionel Messi
RB Sports born 1987
Eight Ballon d'Or awards. Slips through any gap.
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Michael Jordan
WR Sports born 1963
Six titles, six Finals MVPs. Wants the ball with the game on the line.
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Peyton Manning
QB Sports born 1976
Omaha! Changes the play at the line, every time.
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Shohei Ohtani
QB Sports born 1994
Pitches and hits at an MVP level. Two-way player, obviously.
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Stephen Curry
QB Sports born 1988
Changed basketball with range. Changes football the same way.
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Bo Jackson
RB Sports born 1962
Played pro football and baseball at the same time. Runs through outfield walls.
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Deion Sanders
CB Sports born 1967
Prime Time. Played in a World Series and a Super Bowl.
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Jackie Robinson
RB Sports 1919-1972
Broke baseball's color line. Starred at running back for UCLA first.
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Jesse Owens
WR Sports 1913-1980
Four Olympic golds in 1936. Takes the top off any defense.
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LeBron James
TE Sports born 1984
An all-state receiver in high school. Finally switches back.
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Magic Johnson
QB Sports born 1959
Made the no-look pass famous. A six foot nine point guard, so a six foot nine quarterback.
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Pele
RB Sports 1940-2022
Won three World Cups. Footwork no linebacker can follow.
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Barry Sanders
RB Sports born 1968
Made defenders miss, then handed the ball to the official.
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Caitlin Clark
QB Sports born 2002
Shoots from the logo. Throws from it too.
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Jerry Rice
WR Sports born 1962
Most receiving yards in NFL history. The ringer of the cast.
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Lewis Hamilton
WR Sports born 1985
Seven Formula One titles. Fastest on four wheels, quick on two feet.
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Muhammad Ali
LB Sports 1942-2016
Floats like a butterfly, stings like a linebacker.
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Simone Biles
CB Sports born 1997
The most decorated gymnast ever. Flips into the end zone.
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Bill Russell
LB Sports 1934-2022
Eleven championships. Blocks everything that moves.
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Cristiano Ronaldo
WR Sports born 1985
Five Ballon d'Or awards and a famous leap. Wins every jump ball.
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Dan Marino
QB Sports born 1961
The quickest release anybody ever saw.
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Diego Maradona
RB Sports 1960-2020
Dribbled past half a team for the most famous goal of 1986. Half a defense is easy.
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Kobe Bryant
WR Sports 1978-2020
Mamba mentality on every single down.
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Nadia Comaneci
CB Sports born 1961
Scored the first perfect ten in Olympic gymnastics. Sticks every landing.
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Novak Djokovic
CB Sports born 1987
24 Grand Slam singles titles. Bends like rubber in coverage.
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Serena Williams
CB Sports born 1981
23 Grand Slam singles titles. Serves up pick sixes.
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Shaquille O'Neal
OL Sports born 1972
Seven foot one. Left tackle, obviously.
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Walter Payton
RB Sports 1954-1999
Sweetness. Never ran out of bounds without a fight.
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Ichiro Suzuki
WR Sports born 1973
More than 4,300 hits across two leagues. Catches everything near him.
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Rafael Nadal
LB Sports born 1986
Fourteen French Open titles. Grinds every down like it is clay.
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Usain Bolt
WR Sports born 1986
Fastest human ever timed. Nobody covers him deep.
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Wayne Gretzky
S Sports born 1961
Goes where the puck is going to be. Same with the ball.
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Wilt Chamberlain
DL Sports 1936-1999
Scored 100 points in one game. Dominates the trenches.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
WR Sports 1911-1956
Olympic track gold, then golf titles. Good at literally everything.
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Jim Thorpe
RB Sports 1887-1953
Olympic champion and an early pro football star. Already knows the game.
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Lou Gehrig
FB Sports 1903-1941
The Iron Horse: 2,130 games in a row. Never misses a practice.
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Mia Hamm
WR Sports born 1972
Two World Cups. Fires on target from anywhere.
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Tiger Woods
K Sports born 1975
Fifteen majors. Perfect follow-through on every kick.
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Jack Nicklaus
K Sports born 1940
Eighteen majors. Kicks with the same calm.
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Venus Williams
S Sports born 1980
Five Wimbledon singles titles. Long arms, closes fast.
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Babe Ruth
TE Sports 1895-1948
Called his shot, supposedly. Calls his touchdowns too.
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Hank Aaron
FB Sports 1934-2021
755 home runs, hit with grace. Carries a heavy load.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
TE Sports born 1947
The skyhook was unblockable. So is the fade route.
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Martina Navratilova
LB Sports born 1956
Nine Wimbledon singles titles. Rushes the net, rushes the passer.
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Michael Phelps
WR Sports born 1985
23 Olympic golds and a wingspan made for jump balls.
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Travis Kelce
TE Sports born 1989
Ten Pro Bowls at tight end. Great chemistry with a certain quarterback.
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Billie Jean King
LB Sports born 1943
Won the Battle of the Sexes. Wins every battle at the line.
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David Beckham
K Sports born 1975
Bends it like himself. Field goals curl in from anywhere.
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Roger Federer
K Sports born 1981
Twenty Grand Slams with effortless grace. Effortless punts too.
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Vince Lombardi
LB Sports 1913-1970
The Super Bowl trophy carries his name. Fair to say he knows the game.
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Larry Bird
S Sports born 1956
Tells you exactly what he is about to do, then does it.
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Parody game. Ratings are made up for fun. Not affiliated with or endorsed by anyone depicted.
Portraits of people who died long ago are public domain images from Wikimedia Commons; the credits are on the rules page. Living people, and anyone whose image is still licensed, get a drawn card instead of a photo.