Minnesota Vikings By The Numbers: #93

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When I put together the introduction for this Minnesota Vikings By The Numbers series last week, I stated that players that were either in the Hall of Fame NBA Basketball Jerseys or had their numbers retired were virtual locks that would be recognized without a debate. And in just about every other case when it Wholesale NFL Jerseys Nikecomes to this endeavor, that’s going to be the case. The number 93, on the other hand? Because, well, it’s not every day that Cheap NFL Jerseys a team has a debate like this between a guy that has already found his way to Canton, and one that should probably find his way there someday. With all due respect to the Wholesale Jerseys other players in Vikings’ history that have worn #93, this one really comes down to two players. In this corner, from Texas A&M-Kingsville, standing 6’1" and weighing in at 290 pounds, Pro Football Hall of Famer. . .John Randle! There's really a very solid Wholesale NFL Jerseys case to be made for either player. When it comes to sheer numbers, Randle pretty clearly has the advantage here. He had nearly twice as many sacks in his Vikings' career than Williams did. He also had one more First-Team All-Pro nod than Williams had. While Randle was one NFL Jerseys China of the premiere pass rushers of his generation, and one of the greatest of all time from the defensive tackle position, I think you NFL Jerseys From China could really make the case that Williams may have been a better all-around defensive tackle than Randle was. While Randle could terrorize opposing quarterbacks like few others, he was never really known for his prowess against the run. Williams, along with his partner-in-crime Pat Williams, was a leader of one of the most fearsome run defenses in recent NFL history.