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Quote from sbad34 >> Holy cow. Late on noticing this. I can’t even believe it. Lamar Jackson would really complete my team. Can’t believe I got this lucky.  LJ it is.  Add me on Xbox.  below deck.   Should be on after work to give it to you

I did pm him fellas. Haven't heard back. Just want to make sure this prize is claimed.

Bump for sbad34, claim your prize.

Sbad34, please post here when you see this

Quote from sbad34 >> Hey Great giveaway. You are really going to help somebody’s team out.    For WR I gotta go Calvin Johnson. Call me a bais lions fan. But that also means I watched every single game that guy ever played. I could count on my hands the amount of times I missed a game. Nobody was as fast as big as him. His highlights say it all. He was NEVER covered. You are not supposed to be that big and be able to get in and out of your breaks like he would. His RR was amazing as he had the speed to take the top off. Everything underneath he was so big he would shield defenders away. Run blocking he was a man amoung boys. So many times he was catching a jump ball over multiple guys. Class act also. The story of him at lions training camp is great. It’s a must listen.

It was hard, but the winner of this is sbad34.   Dawkins and Calvin are my top players at their position in the last 15-20 years.  I was actually surprised at how many people said Polamalu.  There is no wrong answer here, sbad34 just happened to agree with me almost verbatim.    Which golden ticket player would you like @sbad34 ?

Down to the wire. Less than an hour remaining.  Last call.

Get your responses in.  Winner will be picked by end of work day today.

Quote from Billyoak8 >> Wow man!  Thank you very much.  That is extremely generous.   My two choices are Calvin Johnson and Troy Polamalu.   My picks were made because  I believe both of them required more attention than any others in their class.   Although Dawk and Reed were all-timers in their own right, I had never seen a safety excel at  multiple positions like troy.  Coverage and run support were not problems for him, but how disruptive he was at the line of scrimmage is what gives him the edge.  During the 2000s, the Steelers and Jets(I know) had some bloody meetings and the lasting impression I had(besides 2 missed field goals in 2004) was that I knew exactly where Troy was during every snap.

Evening, I'm going to be giving away a golden ticket of your choice to the winner who can write a description of who they think is the best safety and wide receiver in the last 15 to 20 years.   There is no character limit or requirement as long as your point gets across and you can sway me.  My mind is already made up on who I think is the best, however there is no wrong answer if you support your statement well enough.  Best overall response wins.    Winner will be chosen tomorrow so try and act quick. 5pm Eastern deadline. Again this is Xbox only I apologize to PS4 guys.