This ends the NFC portion of the series. You can get to the previous post, and through it, all of the rest, here.
QB Joe Montana
Brett Favre
Fran Tarkenton
RB Emmitt Smith
RB Walter Payton
Barry Sanders
Tony Dorsett
WR Jerry Rice
WR Terrell Owens
Steve Largent
Michael Irvin
TE Jackie Smith
Jerry Smith
C Mick Tingelhoff
G Randall McDaniel
G Tom Mack
T Ron Yary
T Jackie Slater
OL Forrest Gregg
OL Walter Jones
OL Orlando Pace
DE Reggie White
DT Merlin Olsen
DT Alan Page
DE Andy Robustelli
DL Carl Eller
DL Bob Lilly
DL Leo Nomellini
OLB Lawrence Taylor
MLB Joe Schmidt
OLB Derrick Brooks
LB Bill George
LB Mike Singletary
LB Ray Nitschke
LB Rickey Jackson
CB Deion Sanders
S Ronnie Lott
S Paul Krause
CB Ronde Barber
DB Darrell Green
DB Lem Barney
DB Night Train Lane
DB Jimmy Johnson
PK Morten Andersen
P Sean Landetta
QB - Joe's my guy and there's absolutely no one else I'd rather have behind my center; were you to take the position that Favre's regular season body of work, even taking into account the 3SB difference makes him the starter, I wouldn't object. Adding Tarkenton's NYG to his Minnesota slips him just past Young for the third spot. Staubach's fifth.
RB - The top 3 might wind up as the all time starting backs on the all NFL team also; if Barber comes back and can still be a feature back in the NFL, he has a chance to go by Dorsett one day. As it is now, this group is tight; Warrick Dunn is fifth.
WR - No question about WR1; Irvin/Largent have good arguments to be on the opposite side; Monk fights with Carter for WR6, behind Huston.
OL - Gregg/Slater is a dead heat for the 2nd tackle spot; Brown/Ringo/Hauss/St Clair could all argue for that last two bench spots.
DL - Hypercompetitive - no Marshall/Strahan/Randy White/Deacon Jones/Karras/Ed Jones
