The_Philster
06-14-2003, 06:11 PM
One is the loneliest number ... unless it means being named the best. In that case, there are plenty of friends and admirers to go around.
Is there an NFL player who can be singled out as the best in the game? Is there one who stands out from the rest? Can there actually be one gladiator defined as the league's heavyweight champ?
Ray Lewis missed 11 games in 2002, but did plenty to leave an impression on opposing coaches. (Getty Images)
Last week, SportsLine.com polled head coaches in search of who they thought was the NFL's most underrated player. Well, we ran up a massive phone bill yet again (as if these guys have anything better to do than schmooze with me) but this time asked a more defined question. ...more (http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/6427963)
Is there an NFL player who can be singled out as the best in the game? Is there one who stands out from the rest? Can there actually be one gladiator defined as the league's heavyweight champ?
Ray Lewis missed 11 games in 2002, but did plenty to leave an impression on opposing coaches. (Getty Images)
Last week, SportsLine.com polled head coaches in search of who they thought was the NFL's most underrated player. Well, we ran up a massive phone bill yet again (as if these guys have anything better to do than schmooze with me) but this time asked a more defined question. ...more (http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/6427963)