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Creating a Mount Rushmore of Tennessee Titans Players

By Kyle Zwiazek

KEYSTONE, SD - OCTOBER 01: Mount Rushmore National Memorial towers over the South Dakota landscape on October 1, 2013 near Keystone, South Dakota. Mount Rushmore and all other national parks were closed today after congress failed to pass a temporary funding bill, forcing about 800,000 federal workers off the job. A bulletin issued by the Department of Interior states, 'Effective immediately upon a lapse in appropriations, the National Park Service will take all necessary steps to close and secure national park facilities and grounds in order to suspend all activities ...Day use visitors will be instructed to leave the park immediately...' (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
KEYSTONE, SD - OCTOBER 01: Mount Rushmore National Memorial towers over the South Dakota landscape on October 1, 2013 near Keystone, South Dakota. Mount Rushmore and all other national parks were closed today after congress failed to pass a temporary funding bill, forcing about 800,000 federal workers off the job. A bulletin issued by the Department of Interior states, 'Effective immediately upon a lapse in appropriations, the National Park Service will take all necessary steps to close and secure national park facilities and grounds in order to suspend all activities ...Day use visitors will be instructed to leave the park immediately...' (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) /
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Eddie George

NASHVILLE, TN – DECEMBER 28: Eddie George
NASHVILLE, TN – DECEMBER 28: Eddie George /
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This one may be a little biased because Eddie George is my favorite player of all time. It is my true belief that if George did not leave Tennessee after the 2003 season, he may have been a Hall of Fame running back. We all know it was due to a mix of injuries, a dip in production, and an owner not willing to spend money on a name. Either way. George only spent one more season in the NFL and his production was nowhere near what it was in Tennessee.

During the eight seasons with the franchise, Eddie George only missed 1000 rushing yards once. That season he had 939, meaning he was shy of 1000 by only 61 yards. He also had 64 rushing touchdowns with the franchise as well. George did not have the longest career in Tennessee, but he was a fan favorite and had a large impact. He was a part of the Super Bowl roster and was a four-time Pro Bowler. George definitely belongs on the Titans Mount Rushmore.

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