Another player lost to history is RB Gregory Shea of the Memphis Showboats.

He only played 8 seasons but finished 8th Alltime in rushing with 8,674 yards while adding 3,249 yards recieving.

Where he truly excelled was as a kick off returner where he finished 4th Alltime in return yards with 5,866 yards and holds the record with 17 kickoff returns for TDs.

To put that in perspective, in 8 seasons, he averaged over 2 return TDs per season. He had 163 kick off returns in his career which means he scored a TD on 10.4% of his returns.

His best season was 6 TDs (record) in 1977 on 25 returns which works out to 24% of the time he returned it for a touchdown.

He is ranked 2nd Alltime in total yards with 18,517 yards and is 37th Alltime in total TDs.

Despite being 8th Alltime in rushing and arguably the best kickoff returner in the history of the league while being 2nd Alltime in total yards....he isnt in the Hall of Fame.

Shea IS in. Inducted 1982.

https://mfnusflwfl.blogspot.com/p/usflwfl-hall-of-fame.html

My bad, I missed him

Chances are James Hills will be retiring.
557 catches 8,773 yds 15.8yds/catch 83 tds

USFL ALLTIME QB PLAYOFF RECORDS

1.  Tony Dean (A)
Houston (11 seasons)
3 USFL Championships
PLAYOFFS 17-6
HOME 6-1
AWAY 11-5
Drafted by Houston with the 32nd pick of the 1st round in 1983.

2.  Jon Snow (A)
Baltimore (11 seasons)
3 Conference Championships
PLAYOFFS 12-8
HOME 6-4
AWAY 6-4
Drafted by Baltimore with the 6th pick of the 1st round in 1983.

3.  Mario Valencia (R)
Jacksonville (2)
Detroit (6)
Houston (1)
Los Angeles (3)
3 USFL Championships
PLAYOFFS 15-5
HOME 9-3
AWAY 6-2
Drafted by Jacksonville in 8th round of the allocation and allowed to hit free agency after 2 seasons where he played just 9 games.

4.  David Allen (A)
Boston (1)
Memphis (13)
3 USFL Championships
PLAYOFFS 14-4
HOME 7-1
AWAY 7-3
Released by Boston during week 7 of rookie season after drafting him in the 6th round

5.  Stephan Labelle (R)
New Jersey (12)
1 USFL Championships
PLAYOFFS 11-6
HOME 8-4
AWAY 3-2
Released by Charlotte during rookie preseason after drafting him in 38th round of allocation draft.

6.  Bruno Wilson (A)
San Jose (3)
New Orleans (8)
Honolulu (4)
1 Conference Championship
PLAYOFFS 6-8
HOME 5-2
AWAY 1-6
He was drafted in the 3rd round by San Jose in 1979 before being traded to New Orleans in 1982. New Orleans then traded him to Honolulu in 1985 and eventually sign back with New Orleans when he hit free agency in 1989.

7.  Michael White (R)
Pittsburgh (7)
Houston (1)
Tampa Bay (1)
Southern California (1)
1 Conference Championship
PLAYOFFS 6-7
HOME 5-1
AWAY 1-6
He was drafted in the 11th round of the leagues allocation in 1974 by Pittsburgh. He was released prior to the 1980 season and bounced around to 3 teams but never stuck before retiring in 1983.

8.  Scott Bieber (A)
Washington (10)
2 Conference Championships
PLAYOFFS 6-7
HOME 2-2
AWAY 4-5
He was drafted with the 17th pick in the 1st round by Washington.

9.  Luis Gero (R)
Tampa Bay (10)
Arizona (5)
Philadelphia (1)
2 Conference Championships
PLAYOFFS 6-6
HOME 6-4
AWAY 0-2
He was drafted in the 23rd round of the leagues allocation draft in 1974 by Tampa Bay. After 10 seasons, he hit free agency where he signed with Arizona in 1984 for 5 seasons. He was released in 1989 where he signed with Philly for a season before retiring at the end of the season.

10.  Rick Flair (A)
New Jersey (12)
Birmimgham (1)
1 Conference Championship
PLAYOFFS 6-5
HOME 5-1
AWAY 1-4
He was drafted in the 2nd round of the 1981 draft by New Jersey. He sat for 4 seasons before becoming the starter in 1985.

Actually Ric Flair played some RB while he awaited his shot to start at QB.

The thing I remember most about Labelle is that he's stupid. I didn't care about intelligence back then so the fact his was at 15 didn't bother me.

He might have been stupid but he is 5th alltime in playoff wins with 1 title.

I didn't realize that about Flair...I wondered why he sat so long

Those top 10 QBs won 10 of the 19 titles and won 20 of the 38 Conference Championships.

I already had Labelle and Fluty when I drafted Flair as the heir apparent. Flair used to be fast, and Rudi Johnson seemed to be knicked up often, so I used Flair as a RB 3 for a few seasons.