Dynasty Hall Of Fame

[Jay [FSU]]

Talk about the best players to ever grace a dynasty for you in this thread.

I'll make plaques for them, sort of like at digitalsportsmania, when I get back to school.


Reggie O'Neal
School: Florida State
Years: 2007-2011
Number: 23
Height: 6'2
Weight: 175 lbs.
Position: Kick Returner 2007-2009, Wide Reciever 2007-2009, Quarterback 2010-2011
Game: NCAA Football 2006
Stats:
Kick Returning: (2007-2009)
183 returns
2,492 yards
13.6 average
8 TD
Punt Returning: (2007-2009)
82 returns
1,999 yards
24.3 avg
10 TD
Recieving: (2007-2008)
Note: 2009 switched to QB, but caught three passes as QB
284 catches
3,193 yards
11.2 avg
35 TD
Passing: (2009-2010)
321-539
59.5%
84.6 QB Rating
47 TD
21 INT
100 rushes
1,000 yards
10.0 avg
17 TD
Biography: Coming in for a deep recruiting class for FSU, O'Neal was the #2 WR in the country from Baton Rouge, LA. His top three schools were FSU, LSU, and Ole Miss, but chose FSU the last week of in season recruiting. O'Neal was used as the second receiver for his first two years, 2007 and 2008, where he earned all SEC honors both years. His kick return skills put him on the map, though, and earned him numerous accolades across the country. 2009 was a breakout year for O'Neal, as he switched to Quarterback and won Best QB his first year under the reigns, passing for 22 TD against 8 interceptions. He finally was put in full time at QB his last year, passing for 25 TD and 13 INT, and rushed for 1,000 yards with 17 TD. He switched back to reciever for the Senior Bowl, and was drafted as a reciever by the Houston Texans, where he still plays today, in 2018. Wearing number 18 for the Texans, he and quarterback JaMarcus Russell have led them to the SuperBowl 4 times and have won it 3, with the only loss coming to the Arizona Cardinals. O'Neal is a beast on the return game, too, setting an NFL 15 kicks returned for TDs in one season, his rookie year.

[JacktheRipper]

Hey man, you want me to sticky this?

[Jay [FSU]]

bamarulz2020 said:

Hey man, you want me to sticky this?

I don't care. Doesn't make a difference to me.

[JacktheRipper]

jnelson14 said:

bamarulz2020 said:

Hey man, you want me to sticky this?

I don't care. Doesn't make a difference to me.

Alrighty.

I'm going to sticky it. Seems like something people would be interested in.

[Jay [FSU]]

Jayson Blitz
School: Oregon
Years: 2011-2014
Number: 1
Height: 5'10
Weight: 165 lbs.
Position: Kick Returner, Running Back, Defensive Back
Game: NCAA Football 2008
Stats:
Kick Returning:
323 returns
6,392 yards
19.7 avg.
6 TD's
Punt Returning:
249 returns
2,998 yards
12.0 avg.
10 TD's
Recieving:
136 rec.
2,002 yards
14.7 avg
18 TD
Rushing:
629 att.
5,838 yards
9.2 YPC
59 TD
Passing:
1-5
32 yds.
32 yd. avg
0 TD
1 INT
Defensive:
76 tackles
17 break-ups
12 sacks
8 TFL
2 FF
8 FR
9 INT
2 Def. TD
Biography: In the previous year, Oregon only rushed for 493 yards behind a great offensive line. That all changed when an undersized 4 star prospect from Belle Glade, Florida, took the field for the Ducks. Wearing number 1, Blitz was recruited as the #3 ATH in the nation, and was assigned a spot at defensive back, where he garnered national attention as a freshman, accounting for 8 interceptions, 7 sacks, and 43 tackles. When he was put on the field as a running back, though, that all changed. He finished with 938 yards rushing in 6 games for the Ducks, and was moved to running back for his sophmore campaign, where he played D-Back for the final three games of the season, rounding out the rest of his defensive stats. With over 2,500 yards rushing his sophmore year, he was poised for an amazing junior year where he again ran for 2,000+ yards, and in his senior year, when 5 star prospect Demetrius Gale came in, Blitz relinquished his backfield duties to be a split-back, being featured as a recieving back. Rushing for 383 yards on 75 attempts his senior year, and caught 87 passes. Blitz ran for 200 yards in the senior bowl, and was drafted with the second overall pick in the 2015 NFL Draft, by the relocated Tennessee Titans who relocated to Las Vegas to become the Las Vegas Titans, and Blitz was featured as their star player. Now in 2030, after 15 years in the league, Blitz owns the rushing title for career and single season, all-time touchdown record, and has built quite a dynasty in LA, where they've won 6 Super Bowls in 15 years, going to the playoffs every year of Blitz's career. It is speculated that Blitz will retire this year, and Demetrius Gale, who was signed from Free Agency to a 3 year, 20 million dollar deal, will succeed Blitz in LA, just like he did at Oregon.

[ChisAto]

I'll have a player for this soon. I made Navy a 6 star program and converted them to the Spread Offense WVU style, and I got a FR RB who was 6-3 240 and he was 88 ovr 99 spd so I'm gonna break super records with him. Through half of his freshman year he has like 1,500 yards and 20 TDs.

[Sportsbuck]

Besides that Chis, you've got like 50 guys from your past Michigan dynasties.

[IXI B@CkSt0P IXI]

I will have a guy for sure. CB Taylor Whitworth I recruited. Started his FR year and is currently starting his SO year. Also, depending how I finish T.Grant's last two seasons he may make it. He comes on the game a FR, and has started his FR, SO, and now JR year.

[Jay [FSU]]

I can't wait to make the plaques. I'm at home still, so when I get to school, which has Photoshop, I'll have the plaques ready.

[IXI B@CkSt0P IXI]

Sweet. Let me know if you need any help with those plaques. I would be willing to help if you have a template or something you want to use.