Orlando Pace? Are you guys kidding me? If you are talking about OP right now, he is pretty much garbage. Cutler is going to eat sod this year with this dude "protecting" his weak side. Now, if you are talking about OP in his first 3 years, I don't have a problem with your statement.
Who cares. the NFL is Lanced. a fake league.
tom brady
barry sanders
bruce smith
deion sanders
john hannah
Deion Sanders- shutdown corner, ridiculous KR/PR
Ray Lewis- total ball-hawk, great motivator/ leader
Emmitt Smith- can run/catch/block, durable, tough
Marc Bavarro- Beastly tight end, great hands, great blocker and tough to get down.
Tom Brady- has done it w/o a great running back and (until recently) w/o great wideout.
John Elway - best pure passer, great leader
Jim Brown - best RB
Deon Sanders - best playmaker
Ray Lewis - best defensive leader
Anthony Munoz - best offensive tackle
Surprise! wrote:
Brady, Moss, LT (the real LT, not the RB), Barry Sanders, and whoever the best Offensive Lineman in history is.
Damn, you took my picks exactly.......only alternates i would pick would be Jerry Rice for Moss....Heck, give Barry a decent line, and he would have had 30,000 yards in his career and not given up after 8 amazing seasons
Michael Vick
OJ Simpson/Jim Brown
Ray Lewis
Lance Alworth (token)
insead of a 5th player I'll take Joe Gibbs to coach for the win
Lebron James
Chris Paul
Dwight Howard
Dwyane Wade
Kevin Durant
Titan wrote:
This is easy
Joe Montana
Jerry Rice
LT
Barry Sanders
Deon Sanders
This is appalling that only one person picked Barry Sanders, the greatest RB to ever live, nearly destroying Walter Payton's All-Time Record in less years.
Blasphemy
none of your teams will win a superbowl.
Gary Ablett Jr.
Chris Judd.
Jonathon Brown.
Lance Franklin.
Joel Sellwood.
Big Uglies wrote:
I couldn't tell you who they are without research, but I'm taking the 5 best offensive lineman ever. They could open up holes large enough to make even the worst running back ever look like a star. And they would give my quarterback all day to find an open receiver. Remember, a football game is won in the trenches.
Correct.