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I overheard this guys name the other night in Dunhams sports on a radio show, it sounded a bit familiar; however, didn't ring a bell.
So, I did the all-american thing and came home and typed; Tommy Novice wiki; into google.
I did some research and found his name to be Tommy Nobis, former UT and Falcons LB.
And all I have to say is, why in God's-green-earth is this man not in Canton?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Nobis
I don't give a rat's ass how bad your team is, look at Barry Sanders for God sakes.
So, I did the all-american thing and came home and typed; Tommy Novice wiki; into google.
I did some research and found his name to be Tommy Nobis, former UT and Falcons LB.
And all I have to say is, why in God's-green-earth is this man not in Canton?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Nobis
I don't give a rat's ass how bad your team is, look at Barry Sanders for God sakes.
Tommy Nobis joined the Falcons for their inaugural season in 1966. That season he won the league's NFL Rookie of the Year, was voted to the Pro Bowl and amassed an unprecedented 294 combined tackles which still stands today as the team's all-time single-season record [1], and is unofficially the most tackles ever credited to one player, in a season, in NFL history. In eleven professional seasons he led the Falcons in tackles nine times, went to five Pro Bowls (one in 1972 after two knee surgeries), was named All-Pro twice and was chosen for the NFL's "All-Decade Team" for the 1960s. Miami Dolphins great, running back Larry Csonka commented, "I'd rather play against Dick Butkus than Nobis," and Falcon's coach Norm Van Brocklin once pointed to Nobis' locker and proclaimed, "There's where our football team dresses."