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QB Dan Marino
QB Tom Brady
QB Jim Kelly
RB Thurman Thomas
RB OJ Simpson
RB Curtis Martin
RB Freeman McNeil
WR Andre Reed
WR Nat Moore
WR Stanley Morgan
WR Mark Duper
TE Rich Caster
TE Jerome Barkum
C Jim Langer
G John Hannah
G Larry Little
T Richmond Webb
T Bruce Armstrong
OL Bob Kuechenberg
OL Matt Light
OL Winston Hill
DE Bruce Smith
DT Bob Baumhauer
DE Jason Taylor
DL Fred Smerlas
DL Mark Gastineau
DL Joe Klecko
DL Richard Seymour
OLB Andre Tippett
ILB Zach Thomas
ILB Nick Buoniconti
OLB Cornelius Bennett
LB Steve Nelson
LB Tedy Bruschi
LB Mike Stratton
CB Ray Clayborn
S Jake Scott
S Dick Anderson
CB Mike Haynes
DB Sam Madison
DB Ty Law
DB Lawyer Milloy
DB Darrelle Revis
PK Adam Vinatieri
P Brian Moorman
QB - I'd be receptive to a Griese over Kelly argument for the third spot; there's really not anyone who would pick different choices for 1-2; Brady's rings don't catch Marino's total value, but five years from now, that might be a different call. Either Grogan or Ferguson is 5th.
RB - The Juice v. Martin question is close; Juice was clearly better game for game, Martin had a longer career and more total value. Its the same debate between Juice and Thurman; I split the difference, taking Thurman as the top back, but Simpson as the other starter. McNeil's pass receiving gets him the last spot over Csonka.
WR - It's a mess; I like Reed, just by a nose, above about a half dozen other guys, all of whom could essentially be ordered in any way one wished. Maynard/Walker/Clayton are the guys not here but who could be.
TE - I'll take both Jets TE by not much over both NE TE.
OL - Some famous linemen, Stephenson, and the guys from the Bills, don't make the club. I don't think there's any question at all about the starters.
