Fred Dryer
FameRank: 4

"Honors"

* Pro Bowl selection

* First-team All-Pro (1974 All-Pro Team/1974)

* Second-team All-Pro (1975 All-Pro Team/1975)

* First-team All-NFC (1974, 1975)

* Second-team All-NFC (1970, 1973)

* NFL All-Rookie team (1969)

* First-team Little All-America (1968)

* First-team JuCo All-American (1966)

"NFL and Team Records"

*NFL, Most safeties/game (2)

*NFL, Most safeties/season (2-tie)

*Rams, Most safeties/career(2-tie)

"Awards"

*NCAA College-Division National Champion (1967, 1968)

*El Camino C.C. Hall Of Fame (1988)

*San Diego State Aztec Hall of Fame (1988)

*College Football Hall of Fame (1997)

*San Diego Sports Hall of Fame (1998)

*NFL Alumni Career Achievement Award (2003)

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"John Frederick "Fred" Dryer" (born July 6, 1946) is an American actor and former American football defensive end in the National Football League/National Football League (NFL). He played 13 years in the NFL, having played in 176 games, starting in 166, and recording 104 career sacks with the New York Giants and Los Angeles Rams. He is the only NFL player to score two Safety (American football score)/safeties in one game.

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He thought the more field you had, the more fun you had, ... If we got the ball at the 1, he'd say, 'Hell, we have 99 yards!' .

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I don't know which parking lot Fred slept in last night.

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I don't know what constitutes the proper pedigree. I'll have to ask the guys in the clubhouse. But, as far as deeds go, he has had as much impact on the game as anybody in the Hall of Fame. It's not just about wins, but excellence. If it were just about wins, 95 percent of the people in the Hall wouldn't be there.

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