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Offensive Players of the Year

Marshall Faulk, St. Louis, RBAP
Kurt Warner, St. Louis, QBPFWA

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Roll call: from record-setting offensive players like Marvin Harrison to the game-breakers on defense, we present the definitive list of the league's best at every position. (2002 Awards). (Football Digest)

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Big money player: former Miami Dolphins fullback Rob Konrad knew the US stock market was on the brink of a downturn several years ago when the 300-pound offensive linemen he shared a locker room with were bragging about their online stock trades. (South Florida CEO)

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