@truckstopsports: Mike Alstott was a throwback hammer in a modern league. Drafted by Tampa Bay in 1996, the Purdue fullback became the emotional engine of the Buccaneers offense—low pads, violent cuts, and surprising hands out of the backfield. Six Pro Bowls, a Super Bowl XXXVII ring, and a reputation for running through linebackers instead of around them. When Alstott was in the I-formation, everyone in the stadium knew what was coming—and it still didn’t matter. #nflhighlights