(YOUR) All-Time Team

[Aso]

Offense (Skill Positions)
QB - Joe Montana
HB - Barry Sanders
HB - Earl Campbell
WR - Jerry Rice
WR - Tim Brown
WR - Cliff Branch
WR - Michael Irvin
TE - Tony Gonzalez
TE - Kellen Winslow Sr.

Defense (3-4)
DE - Reggie White
DE - Jerome Brown
NT - Mean Joe Greene
OLB - Lawrence Taylor
LB - Mike Singletary
LB - Ray Lewis
OLB - Derrick Thomas
CB - Nnamdi Asomugha
CB - Deion Sanders
SS - Ronnie Lott
FS - Ed Reed

[Vinsane]

Offense (Skill Positions)
QB - Troy Aikman
HB - Jim Brown
HB - Barry Sanders
WR - Michael Irvin
WR - Jerry Rice
WR - Marvin Harrison
WR - Freddie Mitchell
TE - Shannon Sharpe
TE - Jay Novacek

Defense
DE - Reggie White
DE - Hugh Douglas
DT - Warren Sapp
DT - Bryant Young
LB - Ray Lewis
LB - Lawrence Taylor
LB - Junior Seau
DB - Deion Sanders
DB - Eric Turner
S - Kenny Easley
S - Roy Williams

[Vinsane]

Aren't you a Bears fan?

:asskicking:

While Sweetness was great, I had to agree with Hussla. Had Sanders stuck around he would of shattered that record, sooner if he had a line blocking for him. Raw power, great field vision, and a homer pick, Jim Brown had to make the list.

[FirstTimer]

While Sweetness was great, I had to agree with Hussla. Had Sanders stuck around he would of shattered that record, sooner if he had a line blocking for him. Raw power, great field vision, and a homer pick, Jim Brown had to make the list.

And if Payton had a an offensive line for the first 90% of his career and had a 4,000 yard passer and pro bowl WR's Sanders never would have sniffed the record....

LOL at looking only at rushing too. Nevermind Payton was perhaps one of the best all around football players ever post two-way player era.

[DSpydr84]

While Sweetness was great, I had to agree with Hussla. Had Sanders stuck around he would of shattered that record, sooner if he had a line blocking for him. Raw power, great field vision, and a homer pick, Jim Brown had to make the list.

That's a common misconception that Barry had no offensive line. We actually had plenty of pro-bowl caliber linemen during his era. The only reason we looked so bad was because most of his highlights came off broken plays... but on a lot of his long runs, he was never touched (and not just because he's Barry Sanders).

Not taking anything away from the guy, just sayin'. Carry on

[Vinsane]

And if Payton had a an offensive line for the first 90% of his career and had a 4,000 yard passer and pro bowl WR's Sanders never would have sniffed the record....

LOL at looking only at rushing too. Nevermind Payton was perhaps one of the best all around football players ever post two-way player era.

Lol. Payton was a bruiser - he always moved FORWARD. I'll take that kind of a back any day over anyone else. Same reason I like Adrian Peterson so much... even though I hate him.

I knew the Chicago wagon was going to pull up, anytime you dog on Payton there are three or four that come out of the woodwork and call foul. There is no doubt he's one of the greatest to ever play the game, I'm not denying that. I'm saying, based on my opinion of what I would want on MY team. I've got no room for Payton. God forbid what would've happened if I put Emmit Smith.

I mean look at my list again...



Does he really need to be on there? No.

I just have a soft spot for the People's Champ.

[FirstTimer]

I knew the Chicago wagon was going to pull up, anytime you dog on Payton there are three or four that come out of the woodwork and call foul. There is no doubt he's one of the greatest to ever play the game, I'm not denying that. I'm saying, based on my opinion of what I would want on MY team. I've got no room for Payton. God forbid what would've happened if I put Emmit Smith.

I mean look at my list again...



Does he really need to be on there? No.

I just have a soft spot for the People's Champ.

Not our problem your "dogging" on Payton is illogical.

[bucky]

Not our problem your "dogging" on Payton is illogical.

Walter Payton did EVERYTHING very well. Run with power, run with speed, block, catch the ball. He would be on my greatest team.....And, as a Packer fan, I HATE the bears.

I think Barry was great, but Walter didn't have great lines to run behind and he excelled at every aspect of the position. God, I hated him, until after he retired. You know the guy is great when your heated/hated rival fans start to like him. I'm pissed at him for making me like a Chicago Bear. But how could anyone not love Walter Payton.

To me, Jim Brown and Walter are 1a and 1b.

[FirstTimer]

Walter Payton did EVERYTHING very well. Run with power, run with speed, block, catch the ball. He would be on my greatest team.....And, as a Packer fan, I HATE the bears.

I think Barry was great, but Walter didn't have great lines to run behind and he excelled at every aspect of the position. God, I hated him, until after he retired. You know the guy is great when your heated/hated rival fans start to like him. I'm pissed at him for making me like a Chicago Bear. But how could anyone not love Walter Payton.

To me, Jim Brown and Walter are 1a and 1b.

Scary thing is Payton was also a pretty good passer for a RB and people always said he was maybe the best punter on the team during his time there(at least leg strength wise).

Don't forget he lead the NFL in Kick Return Avg one season as well.

[Woy]

S - Roy Williams

[mgoblue2290]

LOL at the OP picking Joe Namath to be his quarterback. You'd better be running the ball all day long on that team.

[FirstTimer]

LOL at the OP picking Joe Namath to be his quarterback. You'd better be running the ball all day long on that team.

I'm pretty sure I'd rather have Sammy Baugh or Sid Luckman than Joe Namath

[mgoblue2290]

I'm pretty sure I'd rather have Sammy Baugh or Sid Luckman than Joe Namath

There are a lot of guys better than Namath.

[FirstTimer]

There are a lot of guys better than Namath.

I suppose Namath could guarantee a win then hand the ball off 70 times. That might work?

[MVP1991]

Offense (Skill Positions)
QB - Dan Marino
HB - Barry Sanders
HB - Larry Csonka
WR - Jerry Rice
WR - Michael Irvin
WR - Randy Moss
WR - TO
TE - Shannon Sharpe
TE - Kellen Winslow

Defense
DE - Reggie White
DE - Deacon Jones
DT - Warren Sapp
DT - Mean Joe Green
LB - Lawrence Taylor
LB - Mike Singletary
LB - Derrick Thomas
DB - Mel Blount
DB - Deion Sanders
S - Ronnie Lott
S - Rod Woodson