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11-03-2010, 10:48 PM
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Great argument. This is what I'm looking for. I may have to agree with you on todays players. Only Ware and Witten to mention as todays stars. Bobby Layne was a reach going back that far and most of his great stats were with another team but a fact nonetheless. I will list my all-time Cowboy lineup. All who disagree put up your teams best 22 to compare. Here we go.
OFFENSE QB- Troy Aikman RB- Emmitt Smith FB- Moose Johnston WR- Michael Irvin WR- Drew Pearson TE- Jason Witten T- Erik Williams T- Larry Allen C- Mark Stepnoski G- Rayfield Wright G- Ralph Neely DEFENSE DT- Bob Lilly DT- Randy White DE- Charles Haley DE- Harvey Martin LB- Demarcus Ware LB- Chuck Howley LB- Lee Roy Jordan CB- Mel Renfro CB- Deion Sanders S- Cliff Harris S- Darren Woodson Tough to beat this lineup. 
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11-03-2010, 11:00 PM
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Wow. Don Hutson was one of the greatest recievers of all-time and very underrated when it comes to the all-time lists. I knew I'd get a strong argument from the Steeler fans. Until the 70's the Steelers were terrible so think about all the great players that have played for them in the last 40 years. That is impressive. The Cowboys came into the NFL in 1960 so all of their stars are from the last 50 years. Let's not forget the great players from the AFL as well. I am waiting to hear from the Raiders, Colts, Rams, Vikings, Dolphins, and Giants fans.
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11-03-2010, 11:10 PM
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Paul Hornung...
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Good Josh you have batteries for your headset - now when do I get my contract to sign?
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11-03-2010, 11:29 PM
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Just off the top of my head, and some of the positions aren't specific:
QB - Bradshaw RB - Harris RB - Bettis (tough to leave my boy Bleier off) TE - Nickel (played in the '50s, considered the best at the position in club history.) WR - Stallworth WR - Ward (I'd take him over Swann, but you couldn't go wrong either way) OL - Webster, Kolb, Dawson, Faneca, Ilkin DL - J. Greene, White, Greenwood, Stautner (Hampton is tough to leave off here, as is Holmes) LB - Lambert, Ham, Lloyd (I mean, this doesn't even do it justice. K. Greene, Russell, Harrison, etc.) DB - Polamalu, Shell, Blount, Woodson (you ain't passing against this group, and this doesn't even include Wagner, Lake, or Butler!) Special Teams/Reserve Offense-Defense: Bill Dudley. Other franchises may have more offensively - but I don't think there's anything that compares to this group defensively, especially considering the quality of players I couldn't even include. Ed  
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11-03-2010, 11:08 PM
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The Baltimore Colts...
can put up quite a few impressive names as well.
(HOFers) Art Donovan Joe Perry Gino Marchetti Raymond Berry Jim Parker Lenny Moore Johnny Unitas Ted Hendricks John Mackey and two coaches Don Shula Weeb Ewbank Mike Curtis at LBer was one of my all time favorites. Tom Matte another tough player at FB. Have a painting I did while in high school of Bert Jones - top QB of his day. Bruce Laird in the defensive backfield. Lydell Mitchell at RB and Raymond Chester at TE. “Big Daddy” Lipscomb - 6’6” and 285 (originally with the Steelers I think?)
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11-04-2010, 08:20 PM
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Da'Bears
According to the HOF website, the Bears have 26 players inducted as Bears. Some other teams have as many total, but they have the most from thier team.
I can't believe no one thought of Sweetness. Just by himself he should count. I have to agree this is an interesting thread.
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#10
11-04-2010, 09:43 PM
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wr marvin harrison rb marshall faulk left out rb eric dickerson qb payton manning wr reggie wayne
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