He's arguably the most dangerous offensive player in the NFL, but Rams running back Marshall Faulk doesn't have a snappy nickname befitting his stature.

So in the latest case of The Berman Files we sought your help to find some good, catchy nicknames for the St. Louis superstar whose 1,382 yards rushing were third in the NFC this season. Combined with his 765 yards receiving, he is the first player in NFL history to gain 2,000 total yards in four straight years.

We've received more than 1,400 e-mails with moniker suggestions. Check out the ideas below, and vote in the poll at right for the nickname you think fits Faulk best.

	Help us find a suitable nickname for Marshall Faulk.

The Faulkness Monster
Adam
New York

Marshallangelo
Sam Taliaferro
Winchester, Va.

"Fire" Marshall Faulk
Mike Barrier
Panama City, Fla.

Marshall Faulk'engruven
Dusty Cole
Swansea, Ill.

The Field Marshall
Ben Borg
Worcester, Mass.

Marshall Law
Greg Zabron
Des Plaines, Ill.

The F-Bomb
... because he makes defenses so @*#$% frustrated.
Tom Walsh
Villanova, Pa.

Marshall "The Incredible" Faulk
Ryan Wachtel
Eagan, Minn.

The Marshall Plan
Sam Rckman
Mill Valley, Calif.

The Gold Rush
Steven Backley
Brooklyn Park, Minn.

Marshall "The Milennium" Faulk-en
Chris
Tuckahoe, N.Y.

The Battering Ram
Dave Kauffman
St. Louis

His Holiness
... beause he's the best at finding the hole.
Aron Levin
Irvine, Calif.

Marshal "Dillon" Faulk
Steven Corson
Billings, Mont.

"Legends of the" Faulk
Alvin B
Fontana, Calif.

"Penny" Marshall Faulk
... beause he makes defenders look like Lenny and Squiggy
Blue Lew
Yardley, Pa.

The Sound and The Fury
Brent Willems
Lisle, Ill.

Dr. Faulkenstein
Chris
Denver

The Y2K Fix
... because 2,000 yards is a breeze for him.
James Wright
Ann Arbor, Mich.

The Info-Marshall
... you better believe he's on all the time.
Simon Fugaa
Philadelphia

Catching Tiger, Running Dragon
Keith Murphy
Santa Monica, Calif.

Ram-bo
Aditya Bhise
New York