NFL GameDay '99
Super team:
Reset your rosters, then trade all the following players from the
indicated team to the Denver Broncos to create one of the best teams
ever.
QB
John Elway, Denver
Brett Favre, Green Bay
Warren Moon, Seattle
Steve Young, San Francisco
RB
Barry Sanders, Detroit
Terrell Davis, Denver
Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh
Emmitt Smith, Dallas
FB
Mike Alstott, Tampa Bay
Kimble Anders, Kansas City
Daryl Johnston, Dallas
WR
Jerry Rice, San Francisco
Randy Moss, Minnesota
Cris Carter, Minnesota
Herman Moore, Detroit
Robert Brooks, Green Bay
Michael Irvin, Dallas
TE
Shannon Sharpe, Denver
Ben Coates, New England
Wesley Walls, Carolina
C
Dermontti Dawson, Pittsburgh
T
Tony Boselli, Jacksonville
William Roaf, New Orleans
Todd Steussie, Minnesota
G
Randall McDaniel, Minnesota
Will Shields, Kansas City
Bruce Matthews, Tennessee
K
Jason Elam, Denver
P
Bryan Barker, Jacksonville
DT
Jeff Jonas, Free Agent
Gilbert Brown, Green Bay
Warren Sapp, Tampa Bay
Dana Stubbelfield, Washington
Ted Washington, Buffalo
DE
Reggie White, Green Bay
Bruce Smith, Buffalo
Graeme Ing, Free Agent
John Randle, Minnesota
Michael Strahan, New York Giants
Neil Smith, Denver
Note: John Randle plays DT for Minnesota but place him at DE.
LB
Ken Norton Jr., San Francisco
Derrick Thomas, Kansas City
Junior Seau, San Diego
Levon Kirkland, Pittsburgh
Bryce Paup, Jacksonville
Ken Harvey, Washington
CB
Charles Woodson, Oakland
Deion Sanders, Dallas
Dale Carter, Kansas City
Aeneas Williams, Arizona
Darrell Green, Washington
Aaron Glenn, New York Jets
Cris Dishman, Washington
S
Merton Hanks, San Francisco
John Lynch, Tampa Bay
Darren Woodson, Dallas
Tim MacDonald, San Francisco
Carnell Lake, Pittsburgh
Note: Carnell Lake plays CB for Pittsburgh but place him at S.
Easy ways to score when on defense:
Control anyone when it is about 3rd and 15 for the opposing team. (Ken
Norton Jr. or Gilbert Brown are good choices). Call the CB BLITZ in the
NICKEL formation. As soon as the ball is hiked, move your man to follow
one of the receivers. Then, if they pass to him, stay approximately five
yards in front of the WR and jump. Done correctly, your player will
intercept the ball. This strategy requires practice to be used correctly.
Another method is to call the PUNT RETURN play in the SPECIAL TEAMS
formation when the opposing team is punting. Then, control someone fast
(such as Deion Sanders) on the right side of the ball. When the ball is
hiked, go down the side and get past the blocker. Jump to block the punt.
Also press tackle and nail the punter for the sack. This strategy also
requires practice to be used correctly.
