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LEGENDS
Marshall Faulk
Receiving Back / Vertical Offense 97 JKM, 99 ACC, 95 ELU
Marshall Faulk was a key cog in what was called “The Greatest Show
on Turf” for the St. Louis Rams. Faulk was just as deadly catching the
ball as he was running which made him almost indefensible. While a
return to the Rams would be great, you’ll be stuck behind Steven
Jackson since the team values a Power Runner. So going back to the
team that originally drafted Faulk could be your best bet for early,
on-the-eld action. That is of course the Indianapolis Colts, who
need as many playmakers as they can get. Marshall was originally in
Indy to mentor a young Peyton Manning and now he has the oppor-
tunity to do the same with Andrew Luck. Are your shoulders wide
enough for the challenge?
Michael Irvin
Red Zone Threat / Balanced Offense 93 SPD, 93 JMP, 96 ACC
Michael Irvin was known as “The Playmaker” due to his propensity
for making plays in the clutch. Irvin played a big role in Dallas’ three
Super Bowl titles during the 90’s. The door is open for “The Play-
maker” to return to Dallas and start his career over. You’ll come in
as the number two wideout but only one point behind the starter. A
strong preseason and XP earned from practice should be more than
enough to make you Tony Romo’s number one target. Can you rec-
reate the same chemistry with Romo as you had with Troy Aikman?
