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{{NFL.com player}} template missing ID and not present in Wikidata. Eric Quinn Metcalf (Born:January 23, 1968) is a former National Football League running back and wide receiver who played for the Cleveland Browns, as well as Atlanta, San Diego, Arizona, Carolina, Washington and Green Bay. He is second to former NFL player Brian Mitchell for career kickoff returns for touchdowns.(12) He was a four time Pro Bowler for Cleveland and the San Diego Chargers.

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+   |Image=
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+   |DateOfBirth=[[January 23]], [[1968]]
+   |Birthplace=
+   |Position=[[running back|RB]], [[wide receiver|WR]]
+   |College=[[University of Texas]]
+   |DraftedYear=1989
+   |DraftedRound=
+   |PFR=MetcEr00
+   |years=1989-1994<BR>1995-1996<BR>1997<BR>1998<BR>1999<BR>2001<BR>2002
+   |teams=[[Cleveland Browns]]<BR>[[Atlanta Falcons]]<BR>[[San Diego Chargers]]<BR>[[Arizona Cardinals]]<BR>[[Carolina Panthers]]<BR>[[Washington Redskins]]<BR>[[Green Bay Packers]]
+   |ProBowls=1993, 1994, 1997
+   |HOF=
+}}
 '''Eric Quinn Metcalf''' (Born:[[January 23]], [[1968]]) is a former [[National Football League]] [[running back]] and [[wide receiver]] who played for the [[Cleveland Browns]], as well as Atlanta, San Diego, Arizona, Carolina, Washington and Green Bay. He is second to former NFL player [[Brian Mitchell]] for career kickoff returns for touchdowns.(12)  He was a four time Pro Bowler for Cleveland and the [[San Diego Chargers]].