Most underrated Vol of the modern era?

[ShoalCreekVol]

So who would you choose as the most underrated Vol of the modern era (Majors till now)? By "underrated" I mean the guys who contributed the most but don't get talked about much or have stuff named after them.

This occurred to me after overhearing a discussion that included the name Peerless Price. He would probably be my choice. Maybe also the RB-trifecta of Garner, Little Man & Aaron Hayden from the 90's.

 

[bigtime]

Zach Rogers. He was huge this year. I have given him crap in the past.

 

[Cyclopskiller]

Nick Reveiz

 

[hndog609]

Terry McDaniel.

 

[Cyclopskiller]

Inb4 Jim bob cooter

 

[JohnWardForever]

Boring up in here; ain't it? Here Coach, here Coach.

 

[Neylandsmaxims]

Terry McDaniel.

Wow. That guy was fast!! And awesome.eace2:

 

[VolFaninV]

Peyton Manning

 

[Neylandsmaxims]

Andy Kelly

 

[winsec]

Jimmy noonan

 

[berryvol]

Johnathon wade

 

[huntin4bear]

Jason Witten!

 

[hndog609]

Wow. That guy was fast!! And awesome.eace2:

Never understood how a guy that played well enough here to be a 1st rounder and go on to 11 NFL seasons (including 5 Pro Bowls) just never seemed to get the props you'd think that'd bring.

 

[JeffHostetler]

Johnathon wade

You got it before me! He won the game by smacking Dallas Baker in the head and not getting caught lol.

 

[Recoil]

Jabari Greer.

 

[orangepeopleeater]

Jamal Lewis

 

[GAVol]

James "Little Man" Stewart . . . That guy was a beast when he got his chance.

 

[Neylandsmaxims]

Never understood how a guy that played well enough here to be a 1st rounder and go on to 11 NFL seasons (including 5 Pro Bowls) just never seemed to get the props you'd think that'd bring.

I still remember when he excellerated by Benny Blades(Miami WR) to intercept a pass from ol' Vinny, in the Sugar Bowl.

 

[alaVOL]

One would have to be Arian Foster.

 

[hndog609]

Scott Wells

 

[douglas67]

Reggie and Raleigh Mckenzie

 

[bmayber1]

Rod Wilks...

 

[hndog609]

I still remember when he excellerated by Benny Blades(Miami WR) to intercept a pass from ol' Vinny, in the Sugar Bowl.

I can recall at least twice (one was Auburn's Brent Fulwood, the other was, I'm almost positive, one of the MS teams) when he flat ran down a couple RB's that thought they were long gone. TM was our own Darrel Green.

 

[volgrad1985]

James Berry -- for his own contribution on the field and for giving us his son, Eric.....and hopefully his twin sons, Elliott and Evan.

 

[utvols74]

Greg amsler- fb/rb. He ran the ball 13 times straight against ole miss in the late 80s. He could also catch out of the backfield and was a crushing blocker.