Team Photo

[tibbidoe]

I'm bored and just waiting for relevant WFT news/transactions. I had another idea that I can't do anything with, and that lead to this.

 

So....

 

I wanted to make a team photo, based on the primary jersey numbers each player wore with the team, to get the best player with each number thru the history of the team. Lacking the artistic and photoshopping talents needed, I made a Google sheet to put the roster together instead.

 

I also took that roster and broke it down to a 53-man depth chart for fun and thought maybe other people might want to do the same or just create some conversation.

 

		Front Office/Coaches	Pos	From	To					Joe Gibbs	HC	1981	2007					Bobby Beathard	GM	1978	1988					Hall of Fame	AV	Jersey Numbers
Pos	No	Player	From	To	Gms	AV		Pos	No	Player	From	To	Gms	AV		Pos	No	Player	From	To	Gms	AV		Pos	No	Player	From	To	Gms	AV
	0							LCB	25	Tom Carter	1993	1996	62	31		MLB	50	Derek Smith	1997	2000	64	31		LT	75	Terry Hermeling	1972	1980	120	57
P	1	Matt Turk	1995	1999	78	12		RB	26	Clinton Portis	2004	2010	84	51		RLB	51	Monte Coleman	1979	1994	215	54		RT	76	Jon Jansen	1999	2008	126	71
	2							SS	27	Ken Houston	1973	1980	112	98		MLB	52	Neal Olkewicz	1979	1989	150	74		RDT	77	Darryl Grant	1981	1990	139	59
K	3	Mark Moseley	1974	1986	182	51		RCB	28	Darrell Green	1983	2002	295	174		C	53	Jeff Bostic	1980	1993	184	91		RDT	78	Tim Johnson	1990	1995	91	34
P	4	Mike Bragg	1968	1979	172	27		FS	29	Mark Murphy	1977	1984	109	52		MLB	54	Kurt Gouveia	1987	1994	130	29		LT	79	Jim Lachey	1988	1995	86	69
P	5	Tress Way	2014	2020	112	18		KR/PR	30	Brian Mitchell	1990	1999	159	42		RLB	55	Chris Hanburger	1965	1978	187	129		LDE	80	Gene Brito	1951	1958	84
	6							RB	31	Charlie Harraway	1969	1973	69	41		C	56	Len Hauss	1964	1977	196	142		WR	81	Art Monk	1980	1993	205	123
QB	7	Joe Theismann	1974	1985	167	105		RCB	32	Vernon Dean	1982	1987	85	42		RLB	57	Rich Milot	1979	1987	121	52		WR	82	Michael Westbrook	1995	2001	80	42
QB	8	Kirk Cousins	2014	2017	62	43		QB	33	Sammy Baugh	1937	1952	167			RLB	58	Wilber Marshall	1988	1992	80	60		WR	83	Ricky Sanders	1987	1993	117	57
QB	9	Sonny Jurgensen	1964	1974	135	102			34							MLB	59	London Fletcher	2007	2013	112	71		WR	84	Gary Clark	1985	1992	122	89
QB	10	Jay Schroeder	1985	1987	36	28		LCB	35	Martin Mayhew	1989	1992	58	29		LT	60	Chris Samuels	2000	2009	141	84		WR	85	Henry Ellard	1994	1998	65	37
QB	11	Mark Rypien	1988	1993	77	56		MLB	36	Chuck Drazenovich	1950	1959	113			C	61	Casey Rabach	2005	2010	95	41		LDE	86	John Paluck	1959	1965	105	42
QB	12	Gus Frerotte	1994	1998	52	34		LCB	37	Pat Fischer	1968	1977	126	86		LG	62	Ray Schoenke	1966	1975	122	55		TE	87	Jerry Smith	1965	1977	168	69
FB	13	Ed Justice	1936	1942	63			FB	38	Clarence Harmon	1977	1982	74	25		RG	63	Raleigh McKenzie	1985	1994	144	69		WR	88	Pierre Garcon	2012	2016	74	36
QB	14	Eddie LeBaron	1952	1959	82			LG	39	Clem Stralka	1938	1946	62			LG	64	Ron Saul	1976	1981	81	41		WR	89	Santana Moss	2005	2014	146	67
RT	15	Jim Barber	1935	1941	76			TE	40	Wayne Millner	1936	1945	76			LDT	65	Dave Butz	1975	1988	203	108		LDE	90	Kenard Lang	1997	2001	75	29
LG	16	John Steber	1946	1950	55			FB	41	Dick Todd	1939	1948	79			LT	66	Joe Jacoby	1981	1993	170	112		ROLB	91	Ryan Kerrigan	2011	2020	156	77
LT	17	Turk Edwards	1932	1940	86			WR	42	Charley Taylor	1964	1977	165	125		LG	67	Ray Brown	1989	2005	102	34			92
	18							RB	43	Larry Brown	1969	1976	102	91		LG	68	Russ Grimm	1981	1991	140	91		LDE	93	Phillip Daniels	2004	2010	82	36
TE	19	Charley Malone	1934	1942	84			RB	44	John Riggins	1976	1985	114	69		RG	69	Mark Schlereth	1989	1994	75	37		LOLB	94	Preston Smith	2015	2018	64	26
RB	20	Cliff Battles	1932	1937	60			RCB	45	Barry Wilburn	1985	1989	62	30		MLB	70	Sam Huff	1964	1969	66	35		LDT	95	Dan Wilkinson	1998	2002	76	34
FS	21	Sean Taylor	2004	2007	55	34		RB	46	Ladell Betts	2002	2009	103	35		LDE	71	Charles Mann	1983	1993	163	95		LDT	96	Cornelius Griffin	2004	2009	86	48
RB	22	Mike Thomas	1975	1978	53	40		TE	47	Chris Cooley	2004	2012	117	38		RDE	72	Dexter Manley	1981	1989	125	74		LDE	97	Renaldo Wynn	2002	2009	81	33
SS	23	Brig Owens	1966	1977	158	74		RB	48	Stephen Davis	1996	2002	99	47		RG	73	Mark May	1981	1989	123	72		ROLB	98	Brian Orakpo	2009	2014	71	38
LCB	24	Champ Bailey	1999	2003	80	58		WR	49	Bobby Mitchell	1962	1968	98	73		RT	74	George Starke	1973	1984	156	87		RDE	99	Andre Carter	2006	2010	80	36

 

Here's the link to it if anyone's interested. Also, feel free to mock and ridicule if I've made any gross oversights in the players/info listed, or if this is just a boring idea to anyone but myself.

[Califan007 The Constipated]

I don't see any photos lol...

 

Personally I'd put Jonathan Allen over Phillip Daniels.

 

 

[Rufus T Firefly]

31- Brian Davis? Here for 5 years, I think. Had an INT in a Super Bowl win.

[-9-]

Fast Eddie Brown > Tom Carter.

 

 

[REDSKINS STOMP]

Ken Harvey over Rich Milot.

[TK]

10 Schroeder - The best thing he did was get traded.  

 

88 Garcon - I loved his game when he was in Indy & was ecstatic when Shanny got him here. That said, 88 will always be Doc for me due to personal bias.  

 

17 Turk Edwards - I gotta go with Doug Williams here simply for the absolute greatest 15 minutes of football in Super Bowl history. That, & no one here is old enough to have actually seen Turk play. Except for @Jumbo. 

 

45 Wilburn - This is a tough one. Mike Sellars did a lot of justice to the 45 as well. Especially when he'd truck the **** out of Brian Dawkins & that one play where he was CP's lead blocker & he basically dragged CP into the end zone as Portis had grabbed his by the shirt tail of the 45 jersey.

 

46 Betts - First thought here was "Really?" But then realised that outside of him & Alfred Morris, I can't recall anyone else wearing 46 with looking it up so.....cool I guess.  

 

92 _____________ - Goddamn! Fat Albert put such a stink on that one that you left it blank instead of penciling in Chris "Big Bake" Baker.  

[Spearfeather]

Was thinking Joe Washington should get some consideration for number 25.

[Yahozna]

+1 for Joe Washington @ 25.

 

Number 8 should go to Chip Lohmiller and not Kirk Cousins.  Chip played more games.  Won more games overall.  Was instrumental in winning more games.  Played in and contributed to a Super Bowl win.  Led the league in scoring in 1992 (outscoring the Indianapolis Colts). 

[Dark Acre]

20 hours ago, TK said:

10 Schroeder - The best thing he did was get traded.  

88 Garcon - I loved his game when he was in Indy & was ecstatic when Shanny got him here. That said, 88 will always be Doc for me due to personal bias.  

17 Turk Edwards - I gotta go with Doug Williams here simply for the absolute greatest 15 minutes of football in Super Bowl history. That, & no one here is old enough to have actually seen Turk play. Except for @Jumbo. 

The best thing Schroeder ever did was piss Doug Williams off bigtime.  "There was no way Jay Schroeder was getting in the game."

 

88 = Doc.  He flashes the hardware and he earned it.  He even said something nice about Mosely.

 

Doug Williams - yeah.  C'mon.

[balki1867]

I'd legit give the 10 jersey to RG3 over Jay Shroeder. I'm a tad too young to remember those years, but everyone basically hated him.  The best thing he did for the team was eventually help acquire Jim Lachey. The gap in W/L records is more a function of the team around them, but the 39TD/37INT versus 40TD/23INT in RG3's favor is pretty telling IMO.

 

Also, Kurt Gouveia made the cut so this list has my approval.

[Chris 44]

Runner up for 77, Darryl Grant, has to be Tre "the banger" Johnson. As a pulling guard he was ferocious. He's actually a 9th grade history teacher now...no conduct issues in his classroom.