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#5 The Mean Street Posse
Rodney, Pete Gas, and Joey Abs made up the Mean Street Posse. Pete Gas and Rodney were childhood friends of Shane McMahon in real life, and they also played college football together. Neither were trained for the ring upon their initial debut, being used mostly as glorified valets for Shane McMahon.
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Eventually, Joey Abs was added into the group. Abs had been a trained wrestler and was meant to be the chief 'worker' of the Mean Street Posse. Eventually Pete Gas and Rodney also received more formal training.
The Posse probably peaked when they faced the Hardy Boys for the WWE tag team championship, a match they lost.
Why no one remembers them: The Mean Street Posse were brought in to help Shane McMahon get over, but once their job was done there wasn't much for them to do in the WWE.
