Deion Sanders

[Diets17]

Deion was the best ever, ask any expert and they will tell you that. Deion cut the field in half, you challenged Dieon and hes gonna pick it off. How many actually watched Dieon in his prime?

[starbuck]

I watched him in his prime. Great player but I would still take Rod Woodson in his prime. Oh heck, give me Woodson on one side, Sanders on the other, Ronnie Lott at safety and Ed Reed at the other safety.

[starbuck]

Following is the list of Steelers MVPs since 1969:





1969 WR Roy Jefferson

1970 DT Joe Greene

1971 LB Andy Russell

1972 RB Franco Harris

1973 WR Ron Shanklin

1974 S Glen Edwards

1975 CB Mel Blount

1976 LB Jack Lambert

1977 QB Terry Bradshaw

1978 QB Terry Bradshaw

1979 WR John Stallworth

1980 SS Donnie Shell

1981 LB Jack Lambert

1982 CB Dwayne Woodruff

1983 PK Gary Anderson

1984 WR John Stallworth

1985 WR Louis Lipps

1986 LB Bryan Hinkle

1987 LB Mike Merriweather

1988 LB David Little

CB Rod Woodson

1989 WR Louis Lipps

1990 CB Rod Woodson

1991 LB Greg Lloyd

1992 RB Barry Foster

1993 CB Rod Woodson

1994 LB Greg Lloyd

1995 QB Neil O'Donnell

1996 RB Jerome Bettis

1997 RB Jerome Bettis

1998 LB Levon Kirkland

1999 LB Levon Kirkland

2000 RB Jerome Bettis

2001 QB Kordell Stewart

2002 WR Hines Ward

LB Joey Porter

2003 WR Hines Ward

2004 LB James Farrior

2005 NT Casey Hampton

WR Hines Ward

[imported_MoonlightGraham]

Cover cornerback okay I will give you that. Water covers 2/3rds of the world, Deon covers the rest.

But I agree he wasn't much of a tackler.

[Monkeyhead]

When coaches had to play against Deion, it was stay far away as possible from that man. On punt returns it was just kick it out of bounds. He was the most feared corner ever. He wasn't much of a tackler i'll addmit, but who was they guy he knocked the #*&^(^$% out of when he played for the Falcons? I remember the hit because at the time I did not like PrimeTime, and was hoping he would of got run over.