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When Aaron Lewis performs live nowadays he does so as country music singer. Usually, Lewis is backed by a four-piece band. His setlist include originals, covers, and remakes of Staind songs. Aaron Lewis is one of the founding members of the alternative metal band Staind. The group formed in , recorded seven albums, and sold more than 15 million records.

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Young led the 49ers to the NFC championship game during each of those three years, and the team finally broke through in He retired with the highest passer rating in history, finishing his career with more than 33, passing yards, 4, rushing yards and passing touchdowns.

He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Scott Mitchell A career journeyman, Mitchell began his career with the Dolphins and played well for the team when Dan Marino was injured in That led to an opportunity with the Lions, where he spent five seasons and led Detroit to the playoffs in and Mitchell won 10 games as a starter in , which a Detroit quarterback wouldn't do again until Todd Marinovich A first-round pick in the draft, Marinovich spent two seasons in the NFL, starting eight games for the Raiders from He went as a starter, throwing for 1, yards, eight touchdowns and nine interceptions.

Unfortunately he never lived up to his first-round hype, mostly because of a substance-abuse problem he dealt with throughout his NFL career. He failed a drug test and was suspended for the season, and he never played in the NFL again. He started 10 games in the team's first season and then led the Jaguars to winning records each of the next four years, from Jacksonville went to the AFC championship twice during that span, including in when the team posted a regular season record.

Brunell and the Jaguars weren't able to repeat that success moving forward, though, and he left Jacksonville in Brunell played seven more seasons, for the Redskins, Saints and Jets. He went as a starter and posted more than 32, passing yards and touchdowns during his career. He made two starts, losing both, during the and seasons. He also appeared in three other games during that span. Nussmeier spent three other years in the NFL but didn't appear in a game again after He threw for passing yards and a touchdown in five career games.

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Vick starred for the Falcons through the season, leading the team to the NFC championship and breaking Bobby Douglass' rushing quarterback record with 1, yards in Then because of a dog-fighting scandal, Vick spent time in jail and missed the next two seasons.

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