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CBS Sports: Top 25 Players In NFL History

Started by BSLChrisStoner , Jul 03 2024 10:18 AM

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#1 BSLChrisStoner

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Posted 03 July 2024 - 10:18 AM

CBS Sports: Top 25 Players In NFL History

https://www.cbssport...ll-time-greats/

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#2 Slidemaster

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Posted 03 July 2024 - 10:56 PM

Not exactly the order I'd have them but it's tough to argue anyone on that list doesn't deserve mention.

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#3 Pedro Cerrano

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Posted 03 July 2024 - 11:10 PM

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There is baseball, and occasionally there are other things of note

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#4 mdrunning

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Posted 03 July 2024 - 11:29 PM

Don Hutson and Emlen Tunnell. Those are two names you don't hear much anymore.

Interesting that only one offensive lineman--Anthony Munoz of the Bengals--made the list.

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#5 Slidemaster

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Posted 03 July 2024 - 11:52 PM

Don Hutson and Emlen Tunnell. Those are two names you don't hear much anymore.

Interesting that only one offensive lineman--Anthony Munoz of the Bengals--made the list.

I mean, it's an impossible list to make that is completely subjective and isn't at all authoritative. In theory you could also argue that there should only be 1 player of each position and they need to be the best to ever do it.

If you're talking about guys who were the furthest ahead of their peers, Tucker has a legit argument.

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Posted 05 July 2024 - 09:39 PM

lol at Brady 1

I know a lot of people believed Brady's success with NE was part of the overall organization and coach as much as his abilities. But when he went to Tampa and won the Super Bowl with basically an only slightly above average team that was 7-9 the year before, while the Patriots sunk like a rock without him, it's hard to argue he was the bigger part of the equation in both NE and Tampa. Super Bowls are generally what QB's are measured by and he went to 10, winning 7. Mahomes will likely take the #1 spot when he's finally done, but for now it's hard to argue with Brady's success.

And it's interesting how Brady beat Mahomes in the only SB they played in.