6) Dwight Freeney
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When one thinks of the 2000s Indianapolis Colts, the first name that comes to mind is Peyton Manning. After all, he is considered one of the most dominant quarterbacks of all time.
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But Dwight Freeney deserves his share of the credit as well. Whenever "The Sheriff" started embarrassing his opponents with long completions and touchdowns, opposing coaches, even the more run-oriented ones, would demand more passing, giving the four-time All-Pro and seven-time Pro Bowler plenty of opportunities to sack the quarterback.
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