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| | |A wide receiver who broke the record for career catches at the time,<ref>https://washington.cbslocal.com/2012/10/19/remembering-art-monks-record-breaking-night-20-years-later/</ref> carried the Washington Redskins to three Super Bowl victories with three different quarterbacks, and reached a fourth Super Bowl where the Redskins came up short when its QB lacked an arm strong enough to throw amid high winds. Monk shattered many records and was one of the most dominant WR's ever, yet was not inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame until after many years of being eligible for it as writers for the [[liberal media]] (''Sports Illustrated'') vocally opposed this honor. | | |A wide receiver who broke the record for career catches at the time,<ref>https://washington.cbslocal.com/2012/10/19/remembering-art-monks-record-breaking-night-20-years-later/</ref> carried the Washington Redskins to three Super Bowl victories with three different quarterbacks, and reached a fourth Super Bowl where the Redskins came up short when its QB lacked an arm strong enough to throw amid high winds. Monk shattered many records and was one of the most dominant WR's ever, yet was not inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame until after many years of being eligible for it as writers for the [[liberal media]] (''Sports Illustrated'') vocally opposed this honor. |
| | |he became a born-again [[Christian]] while playing in the [[NFL]],<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/2004/04/11/redskins-gibbs-keeps-the-faith/77b0cab3-93b8-4fd3-bcf5-0c7a9353c3c0/</ref> and continues to speak out in support of his [[faith]]. | | |he became a born-again [[Christian]] while playing in the [[NFL]],<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/2004/04/11/redskins-gibbs-keeps-the-faith/77b0cab3-93b8-4fd3-bcf5-0c7a9353c3c0/</ref> and continues to speak out in support of his [[faith]]. |
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| | + | |gained the fifth-most overall yardage of any NFL player,<ref>http://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/all_purpose_yds_career.htm</ref> despite playing for weak teams; he gained more yardage than many Hall of Famers, and yet he was not voted into the NFL Hall of Fame for five years until 2015. He is one of only 9 players ever to both win the Heisman Trophy and be inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame. |
| | + | |preached his [[Christian]] [[faith]] and played [[Gospel]] music in the Raiders' weight room |
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| | |two stunning championships in the golf majors, including defeating [[Tiger Woods]] in his prime and winning the British Open in 2014, plus 12 overall PGA victories with a 4-1 record in playoffs | | |two stunning championships in the golf majors, including defeating [[Tiger Woods]] in his prime and winning the British Open in 2014, plus 12 overall PGA victories with a 4-1 record in playoffs |
| | |reads [[Bible]] verses during tournaments | | |reads [[Bible]] verses during tournaments |
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| − | |gained the fifth-most overall yardage of any NFL player,<ref>http://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/all_purpose_yds_career.htm</ref> despite playing for weak teams; he gained more yardage than many Hall of Famers, and yet he was not voted into the NFL Hall of Fame for five years until 2015. He is one of only 9 players ever to both win the Heisman Trophy and be inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame.
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| | |Herschel Walker | | |Herschel Walker |