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Old 10-27-2002, 11:03 PM   #56
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<< Neal Anderson became the primary ballcarier during Payton's last season (the 1987 strike-shortened season) with the Bears. Also, the Bears were not just bad during most of Payton's time, they were horrible. Walter only played on 2 winning teams prior to the 1985 Super Bowl, so don't fault him for having poor teammates unless he was doubling as the Bear's GM.
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Pro-Bowl Lineman Emmitt ran behind:

Gogan, Stepnowski, Allen, Williams, Tuinei, Donaldson, Newton

Pro-Bowl Lineman Payton ran behing:

Jim Covert (1985 &amp; 1986)
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How is that for proof of quality at O-Line?
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I honestly don't know what to make of that &quot;proof of quality&quot;. Since it seems that pro-bowls are as much about team winning percentage as anything.
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