re: Is there a bigger f-up than Marshall Faulk being told he had to be a DB?

Warrick Dunn was a DB too. One day, after pestering Bowden to the point where Bowden devided to teach him a lesson, he let Dunn have the last play of live practice against the first team defense (best in the country at that time) at RB.
Dunn went 80 yards for a TD with what Bowden called sub par blocking by his o line. He never played D again