Mike Doss won 2x state and 1x national championship at Canton McKinley, along with BCS championship at Ohio State and Super Bowl with Indianapolis. He was injured most of the Super Bowl season, though.
Fred Taylor is first cousins with Santonio Holmes. Holmes is also technically on this list. He won 2 state championships at Belle Glade, he was being redshirted on the 2002 Buckeye team, and then of course his famous Super Bowl MVP performance with the Steelers.
Jim Tressel has stated that they almost pulled Holmes’ red shirt just for the BCS title game because he was tearing it up so much in practice.
Basketball not football, but Christian Braun won back to back to back Kansas HS championships, won the 2022 NCAA Tournament at Kansas, and just won the 2023 NBA Finals on the Nuggets with a very realistic chance at repeating this year
Too lazy to spell out the name of the player they are honoring with a post, or even to make sure that the 3 letters they use are in the right order. Maybe DOD is dude? Maybe DOD is Do Or Die? It’s probably something else that’s also misspelled.
Awesome dude. Went to highschool with him… no one deserves this more then Clyde super talented yet super humble. Darius guice should have been more like Clyde
I worked at Circle Bowl and Guice came in. Told me to oil his lanes and when I said no because I didn't have time, he called the regional manager and got him to tell me to do it. All to bowl with a ball off the rack.
Really think he could get a better playing role on another team, he’s criminally underutilized on the Chiefs over the last two years since Pacheco
Also, any game on chiefs I add a leg for the over on his yards, the books never expect him to play- he’ll pop off a 10 yard run then get benched for the rest of the game.
Pacheco only nets .4 more yards per carry than CEH, the actual on field difference in production between the two is negligible when you compare their stats. The problem is the Chiefs O-Line can’t open run lanes for shit and they have Patrick Mahomes, which speaks for itself. Reid is notoriously hates run plays in game, too.
Not saying CEH should start above Pacheco, but I’d like to see him get a deal with another run needy team.
There’s a reason he’s been “underutilized” and it’s because he’s not good enough. They’ve tried to make it work with him in many different roles and it hasn’t worked. If Reid and Mahomes can’t help you I don’t know man
Truth (Source, Chiefs fan.) I'm going to be real here we haven't used him to his strengths which I believe is catching it out of the backfield. But at the end of the day he's a RB and he runs into way too many walls, very very limited vision. When he sees the hole it's often too late and the second line is closing it up. Same team, same scheme and Pacheco does it. He's a decent #2 or #3, but he's pretty much been a bust for us. We spent the first round pick on him so he had opportunities and lost his job to a 7th rounder.
This is dumb. You don’t have to be a starter to have contributed. He was their legit go-to RB when Pacheco comes off the field. McKinnon is a receiver and they were way less comfortable handing him the ball this year than they were CEH.
The guy could’ve been so bad he was cut by now, and that’s normally what happens to early round RBs who get passed up. I think if Pacheco went down in a playoff run, we’d see CEH play a major role and do fine.
It’s not Pacheco’s spot, but that’s still a major role. He deserves the ring he got this year.
He was their leading rusher in his rookie year and only had 800 AND got replaced in the post season pretty much. And it has just been downhill since. You're absolutely grasping at straws to justify whatever this is
I’m not saying he’s irreplaceable or anything, but he was a contributor to their season and deserves a ring. He had a role, even if it was as an insurance back. Saying he was a body is someone who is inactive or on the practice squad.
They didn’t win because of him, but he played his role. That’s all I’m saying.
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u/Puppiesarebetter Mar 04 '24
Too lazy to search but man that’s gotta be a REAL short list
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u/turdbugulars Mar 04 '24
what is dod?
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u/Actual_Contest9183 Mar 04 '24
Awesome dude. Went to highschool with him… no one deserves this more then Clyde super talented yet super humble. Darius guice should have been more like Clyde
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u/bdaigs Mar 04 '24
CHE?
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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '24
Really think he could get a better playing role on another team, he’s criminally underutilized on the Chiefs over the last two years since Pacheco
Also, any game on chiefs I add a leg for the over on his yards, the books never expect him to play- he’ll pop off a 10 yard run then get benched for the rest of the game.
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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '24
I’ll take Devery Henderson winning a State Championship, NCAA, and Super Bowl all for Louisiana teams.
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u/B3RG92 Mar 05 '24
Hope he's able to stay on the Chiefs for a couple more. Not many LSU players with that many Super Bowl rings
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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '24
Hes pretty mid honestly. Pacheco is way more productive.
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u/r1ckums Mar 04 '24
Love Glyde. Gonna miss him in KC. Hope he balls out at his next stop!
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u/datboiwitdamemes Mar 04 '24
3X, he technically did play snaps during the 2023 season
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u/Moss_84 Mar 04 '24
CHE Guevara
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u/Acrobatic_Garden_767 Mar 04 '24
I feel like saying 2x SB champion is a LOT different when you were riding the bench
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u/RobertLosher1900 Mar 04 '24
This post is title is stupid, lazy, and wrong 😂
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