Talk:Doug Williams (football player)
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does anyone know what college he went to?
This article needs to be re-written. The word "legendary" appears at least a dozen times in reference to nearly every person, organization, or event that is mentioned.
Yes, an anon editor replaced most of the adjectives with "legendary" even when it was very contrary to the original intent. Treznor 18:36, 5 February 2006 (UTC)
I heard somewhere that Williams may have been on cocaine while he won his MVP. Can anyone substantiate this or is it just speculation/slander?
