IDPBlitz Hall of Fame - DB Wing
Defensive backs inducted into the IDPBlitz Hall of Fame, alphabetized by last
name, with their year of entry:
Rodney Harrison (2006)
Harrison was the leading vote-getter in the inaugural 2006 class. Harrison had
two things going for him: his total stats package, and his style of play.
Fantasy owners could rely on Harrison to find a way to put up points, whether
with tackles, sacks or interceptions. Harrison was as well-rounded of a DB as
you could find, and it was a rare week when he didn't reward his owners. Also,
fantasy owners loved his aggressive style. Harrison was regularly fined by the
league for his aggressive play. One of his most infamous plays was a dive at
Trent Green's legs during a preseason blitz, which tore Green's ACL and cost him
the season.
Key stats:
- 7 seasons of 89+ solo tackles
- 31 career interceptions, including 6 in 2000
- 27.5 sacks, including 6 in 2000
- 6 seasons of 20+ assists
Rod Woodson (2006)
For total productivity as well as longevity, it's hard to beat Rod Woodson. He
compiled some of the top interception numbers in NFL history and did it with 3
teams and 2 positions. Woodson started his career as a CB in Pittsburgh, later
moved to Baltimore, and finished as a FS in Oakland. Wherever he was, Woodson
cranked out the stats for IDP owners. At times, he was considered the best
defensive player in the NFL.Key stats:
- 71 career interceptions, including 10 seasons of 4+
- 12 interception TDs (all-time NFL leader)
- All-time NFL leader in yards gained on interception returns
- 8 seasons of 60+ solo tackles
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