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| Anderson,
Gary |
Cribbs,
Joe |
James,
Craig |
Mills,
Sam |
Sanders,
Ricky |
| Banaszak,
John |
Dupree,
Marcus |
Johnson,
Trumaine |
Minnifield,
Frank |
Sipe,
Brian |
| Barbaro,
Gary |
Eatman,
Irv |
Jordan,
Buford |
Norwood,
Scott |
Spencer,
Tim |
| Bentley,
Ray |
Evans,
Vince |
Kelly,
Jim |
Oates,
Bart |
Stoudt,
Cliff |
| Bradley,
Luther |
Fitzkee,
Scott |
Lacy,
Ken |
Pinney,
Ray |
Townsell,
JoJo |
| Bryant,
Kelvin |
Flutie,
Doug |
Landeta,
Sean |
Plummer,
Gary |
Truvillion,
Eric |
| Carter,
Anthony |
Fusina,
Chuck |
Landry,
Greg |
Ramsey,
Tom |
Walker,
Herschel |
| Clark,
Gary |
Greenwood,
David |
Lathrop,
Kit |
Reaves,
John |
White,
Reggie |
| Collier,
Reggie |
Hebert,
Bobby |
Mazzetti,
Tim |
Ross,
Dan |
White,
Stan |
| Corker,
John |
Hohensee,
Mike |
Miller,
Cleo |
Rozier,
Mike |
Young,
Steve |
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first offensive lineman chosen in the 1983 USFL Draft,
UCLA's Irv Eatman was chosen #8 overall by the
Philadelphia Stars. At 6 feet 6 inches and 280
pounds, Eatman was considered large by standards of the
day, and that Eatman
and Carl Petersen weren't separated long as Eatman would
go on to join Petersen and the Kansas City Chiefs in
1986. He played there until 1990, then split the
next seven seasons between the New York Jets, L.A. Rams,
Atlanta Falcons and Houston Oilers before retiring in
1996 following a shoulder injury.
After his playing days, Eatman went into coaching, first
with the Green Bay Packers in 1999, then with the
Pittsburgh Steelers in 2001. He was the offensive
line coach with the Kansas City Chiefs from 2001-2005,
then took his current position - also as offensive line
coach - with the Oakland Raiders in 2006.
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