Favorite LB of the DOD?

[Wildcat Jack]

I can't believe you guys didn't mention the ultimate scrapper, walk-on, tough guy.  I think he taped his fingers, wore a neck roll, gloves and arm pads all at the same time....the one and only Brent Venables









I especially liked his performance in '03

[opcat]

Simonou still playing well.  It's obvious.

[PurplePowerhouse]

Special nod to Percell Gaskins just for being a bad MF.

[steve dave]

Special nod to Percell Gaskins just for being a bad MF.

Indeed.  Was he a high jumper on the track team or did I hallucinate that?  Seems like an LB would be too big so I may have made that up somewhere in my youth.

[ChiefCatchacold]

Special nod to Percell Gaskins just for being a bad MF.

Indeed.  Was he a high jumper on the track team or did I hallucinate that?  Seems like an LB would be too big so I may have made that up somewhere in my youth.

He was a great high jumper, but I won't rule out the hallucinations.

[steve dave]

Special nod to Percell Gaskins just for being a bad MF.

Indeed.  Was he a high jumper on the track team or did I hallucinate that?  Seems like an LB would be too big so I may have made that up somewhere in my youth.

He was a great high jumper, but I won't rule out the hallucinations.

Hah, I knew it! 

[catdude33]

Simonou still playing well.  It's obvious.

Actually, Ben Leber has arguably had the biggest impact for an NFL team as any of those guys.  Of course I'm just basing this on his fumble recovery and laterlal last week, but I'm still pretty sure I'm right.

[pissclams]

Gaskins would come out to the rec and occasionally try to play ball in the summertime (he was terrible) - but...he could jump from the free throw line and reverse dunk it, etc.  The guy could jump retardedly.