You might as well have called Bill Walsh, King Midas, because every team he touched turned into gold. His new offensive strategies, that spread quickly through the nation, made more than half the Super Bowl Champions in the 90s.

The ingredients entail more available wide receivers, a quick quarterback, less dependence on a defensive line, and efficient movement across the field, sounds like a recipe for success.

Players evolve very quickly to meet the demand of an offensive line. Ideal players are quick and follow a strategy closely. How about a draft pick with animal instinct? You're looking in the wrong decade fans. Click the tabs above to learn more about how athletes have changed in the last 100 years.