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Old 01-26-2008, 09:26 PM   #1
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Default Junior Seau: Longest Super Bowl Layoff Ever...?

Junior Seau went to SB29 and now, 13 years later, he is returning to the Big Game. I gotta say if any other player ever had a bigger layoff, I sure can't think of one. Elway had a 7 year layoff and people said Favre would have set the record for QB's at 10 years if he had beaten the Giants...
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Old 01-26-2008, 09:36 PM   #2
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Default Re: Junior Seau: Longest Super Bowl Layoff Ever...?

I looked at the top 3 NFL careers (Blanda, Andersen, Anderson) and couldn't find a better one...
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Theres got to be a kicker, punter, or maybe a long snapper that had a longer layoff.
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Junior Seau went to SB29 and now, 13 years later, he is returning to the Big Game. I gotta say if any other player ever had a bigger layoff, I sure can't think of one. Elway had a 7 year layoff and people said Favre would have set the record for QB's at 10 years if he had beaten the Giants...
???? I actually found 1 of your posts that I can agree with!!!!

WOW!

He wants what Harrison has.

I can still remember that 49er's Chargers blowout...

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