#1 - QB Warren Moon (Houston Oilers) #2 - QB Matt Ryan (Atlanta Falcons) #3 - FB Bronko Nagurski (Chicago Bears) #4 - QB Brett Favre (Green Bay Packers) #5 - HB/FB Paul Hornung (Green Bay Packers) #6 - P Johnny Hekker (Los Angeles Rams) #7 - QB John Elway (Denver Broncos) #8 - QB Steve Young (San Francisco 49ers) #9 - QB Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints) #10 - QB Fran Tarkenton (Minnesota Vikings) #11 - WR Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona Cardinals) #12 - QB Tom Brady (New England Patriots) #13 - QB Dan Marino (Miami Dolphins) #14 - QB Otto Graham (Cleveland Browns) #15 - QB Bart Starr (Green Bay Packers) #16 - QB Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers) #17 - QB Philip Rivers (Los Angeles Chargers) #18 - QB Peyton Manning (Indianapolis Colts) #19 - QB Johnny Unitas (Baltimore Colts) #20 - RB Barry Sanders (Detroit Lions) #21 - CB Deion Sanders (Dallas Cowboys) #22 - RB Emmitt Smith (Dallas Cowboys) #23 - KR/PR Devin Hester (Chicago Bears) #24 - CB Champ Bailey (Denver Broncos) #25 - WR Fred Biletnikoff (Oakland Raiders) #26 - CB/S Rod Woodson (Pittsburgh Steelers) #27 - S Steve Atwater (Denver Broncos) #28 - RB Marshall Faulk (Los Angeles Rams) #29 - RB Eric Dickerson (Los Angeles Rams) #30 - RB Terrell Davis (Denver Broncos) #31 - FB Jim Taylor (Green Bay Packers) #32 - RB Jim Brown (Cleveland Browns) #33 - QB Sammy Baugh (Washington Redskins) #34 - RB Walter Payton (Chicago Bears) #35 - CB/S Aeneas Williams (St. Louis Rams) #36 - RB Jerome Bettis (Pittsburgh Steelers) #37 - RB/KR/DB Doak Walker (Detroit Lions) #38 - QB Arnie Herber (Green Bay Packers) #39 - RB/FB Larry Csonka (Miami Dolphins) #40 - RB Gale Sayers (Chicago Bears) #41 - FB Lorenzo Neal (San Diego Chargers) #42 - S Ronnie Lott (San Francisco 49ers) #43 - S Troy Polamalu (Pittsburgh Steelers) #44 - RB John Riggins (Washington Redskins) #45 - S Kenny Easley (Seattle Seahawks) #46 - TE Todd Christensen (Oakland Raiders) #47 - CB Mel Blount (Pittsburgh Steelers) #48 - FB Daryl Johnston (Dallas Cowboys) #49 - RB/WR Bobby Mitchell (Washington Redskins) #50 - LB Mike Singletary (Chicago Bears) #51 - LB Dick Butkus (Chicago Bears) #52 - LB Ray Lewis (Baltimore Ravens) #53 - LB Harry Carson (New York Giants) #54 - DT/LB Randy White (Dallas Cowboys) #55 - LB Junior Seau (San Diego Chargers) #56 - LB Lawrence Taylor (New York Giants) #57 - LB Rickey Jackson (New Orleans Saints) #58 - LB Jack Lambert (Pittsburgh Steelers) #59 - LB Luke Kuechly (Carolina Panthers) #60 - LB/C Chuck Bednarik (Philadelphia Eagles) #61 - LB Bill George (Chicago Bears) #62 - C Jim Langer (Miami Dolphins) #63 - G Gene Upshaw (Oakland Raiders) #64 - G Randall Mcdaniel (Minnesota Vikings) #65 - T Gary Zimmerman (Denver Broncos) #66 - LB Ray Nitschke (Green Bay Packers) #67 - G Bob Kuechenberg (Miami Dolphins) #68 - G Will Shields (Kansas City Chiefs) #69 - DE Jared Allen (Minnesota Vikings) #70 - LB Sam Huff (New York Giants) #71 - T Walter Jones (Seattle Seahawks) #72 - T Dan Dierdorf (St. Louis Cardinals) #73 - G Larry Allen (Dallas Cowboys) #74 - T Bruce Matthews (Tennessee Titans) #75 - DT Joe Green (Pittsburgh Steelers) #76 - T/C/DT/K Lou Groza (Cleveland Browns) #77 - RB Harold Grange (Chicago Bears) #78 - T Anthony Munoz (Cincinnati Bengals) #79 - T Roosevelt Brown (New York Giants) #80 - WR Jerry Rice (San Francisco 49ers) #81 - WR Terrell Owens (San Francisco 49ers) #82 - WR Raymond Berry (Baltimore Colts) #83 - LB Ted Hendricks (Oakland Raiders) #84 - WR Randy Moss (Minnesota Vikings) #85 - DE Jack Youngblood (Los Angeles Rams) #86 - DT Buck Buchanan (Kansas City Chiefs) #87 - TE Rob Gronkowski (New England Patriots) #88 - TE Tony Gonzalez (Kansas City Chiefs) #89 - TE Mike Ditka (Chicago Bears) #90 - DE Julius Peppers (Carolina Panthers) #91 - LB Kevin Greene (Pittsburgh Steelers) #92 - DE Reggie White (Green Bay Packers) #93 - DT John Randle (Minnesota Vikings) #94 - LB/DE Charles Haley (San Francisco 49ers) #95 - DE Richard Dent (Chicago Bears) #96 - DT Cortez Kennedy (Seattle Seahawks) #97 - LB Cornelius Bennet (Buffalo Bills) #98 - DE Robert Mathis (Indianapolis Colts) #99 - DE J.J. Watt (Houston Texans) #00 - C Jim Otto (Oakland Raiders) #HC - HC Bill Belichick (New England Patriots) Yes, I really spent my time doing this.
I feel like an idiot... I did the math based on a couple different three way races, came up with a min/max voter of 9... Then looked in description where it say a panel of 9... Then see these comments... 😅
I still remember that QB draft class vividly. Was supposed to be super strong when most of em never made it. Culpepper and McNabb I would say had successfull careers while cade Mcnown, akili Smith, tim couch, sean king etc not so much.
Jim Brown was so great that he rushed for over 1,500 yards in 3 seasons each and 1 season with over 1,860yrds and what people forget is in his 4 first seasons, it was only a 12 game season and only a 14 game regular season when he played his last 4. And despite the league expansion to 16 regular season games. Brown is still the first and one of the only running backs to have a 100+ rushing TD career. Oh, just to put a topping on his 9 year career, he never MISSED a single game. And the cherry on top, he recieved for 2,500yrds and 20 touchdowns.
By the way, Len Dawson said the Chiefs could Un-Retire the number 16 so that Joe Montana could wear it. But Joe said it’s alright, I’ll just wear 19. Much respect.
@@bradengugliuzza2298 Tim Brown played for like 20 years and is very high on all the receiving leaderboards. Calvin is a solid choice there, but I understand why Tim Brown is there
@Daniel Coronado your an idiot he is a 4 time superbowl champions 2 of which my patriots won because of him he is also the all time scorer in nfl history he is the greatest kicker in nfl history
@@thesentinel5523 Wow, I never thought of Montana as an Italian name, being that it's one of our 50 states and Joe Montana seems as American as apple pie. But you're right.
I grew up a 49ers fan but I got to point out the absolute humbleness of that last fact on #20. Man he was so entertaining to watch. There will never be another Barry Sanders. I do have to question 73. That should at least be a tie because John Hannah may have been on a bad team but he is arguably the best lineman to ever play the game.
@@PatSnoop Good thing this conversation wasn't talking about Jim Brown. Easy for a fullback to look good when playing in an offense that potent in an era before substantial integration and while weighing at much as some of the OL. Ol' Jim wouldn't have done that playing for the Phoenix Cardinals in the 1980s. The only RB more overrated than Jim in the annals of history might be Barry Sanders. Both were good but I would take a few RBs before them in a heartbeat.
Big Ben wasn’t even in on the conversation fornumber 7. Top ten all time in every single passing category all time multiple super bowl winner absolutely ridiculous he got left out.
Congrats to Steve Atwater and Troy Polamalu, both of whom made the Hall of Fame this year, so you can add that to their credentials. And yes, Ken Houston was always in!
Anthony Munoz was better bro💀😭Bruce Smith is one of the all time greats but Anthony Munoz is the GOAT lineman and is a top 15 player ever. This makes sense honestly bro
@@cjsizzle5068 Me too I think Dickerson was a way better Runner than Faulk, Dickerson didn't have a great offensive line or as good of a QB or WR tandem that confuses the defense if they are going to run the ball or pass it
I feel like you can’t talk about Larry Fitzgerald without mentioning how absolutely efficient he was at catching the ball. He also owns a weird stat line that I absolutely love mentioning lol
@@godlyxnns Emo dudes are sensitive and think everyone is Mad. You're not just mad you're "So" mad ... That sounds like something Lindsey Lohan would say in mean girls 🤷♂️
73 without a mention of Joe Thomas? Never missed a snap and has the highest consecutive snaps played, made pro bowl every year. I can’t say he should be over Larry Allen but he should at least be on the list...
#8 Aikman dominated over young in the postseason and rings, should be unanimous be the winner but young did had a dominant performance in the Superbowl.
@@ianmcilhenny3870 Seriously. I had to straight up pause the video and see if anyone else noticed that. Vinny is considered the GOAT of kickers. He should've been picked over Favre, easily.
8:20 Emmitt was still the best choice for #22, but Paul Krause holds an NFL record that will never be broken and is a better option than Haynes. #22 Mike Haynes: 46 interceptions, 688 yards, 2TD, 12 Fumble recoveries #22 Paul Krause: 81 interceptions (NFL record) , 1185 yards, 3TD, 19 Fumble recoveries
That running back for the falcons Butkis is tackling at 20:45 has always tripped me out because even when both his feet was in the air he was still trying to run until his body hit the ground again. 😂😂😂😂
I sincerely WISH that the NFL would go back to traditional jersey numbers/numbering! I absolutely DISDAIN the current jersey number system in place right now!
@@Lightgreen57 shutup. I don’t care if mahomes is amassing and will go on the win more Super Bowls. But he won’t put up the numbers Bart did. Mahomes needs like 8 more years of his 2018 season. And then He me will be right behind him
Another good candidate for 99 would have been Jerome Brown. Drafted by the Eagles from the University of Miami (FL), he was a force to be reckoned with and made the Pro Bowl two years in a row. Sadly, he and his nephew were killed in a car accident before the 1992 season. May they rest in peace.
Gotta give Lorenzo Neal the love he deserves, but a highly underrated player, Antoine Bethea, from the manning era colts teams, is another 41 that quietly and consistently excelled at his position.
Surprised Primetime was unanimous over LT Also surprised AP didn’t get any votes against Faulk and Darrell Green I think Aaron Donald will surpass Watt eventually
Gideon Powers no he isn’t rude to the public, he donates a lot of his salary to charity, and was accused, both chicks did it because of how much money he has
I'm surprised Cris Carter #80 wasn't on the graphic. Happy for Steve Largent though as a Seahawks fan. Steve Largent even gave his blessings to Jerry Rice to wear #80 in his short stint as a Seahawk. He actually came to my high school back in the early 90s and got to shake his hand. He was probably the first Seahawk player to make a big name in the league. One of the greatest WRs of all time.
Fitzgerald is a beast look who threw the ball to him ANd most importantly when it matterd he always steped up his already great game in the biggest games
#1 - QB Warren Moon (Houston Oilers)
#2 - QB Matt Ryan (Atlanta Falcons)
#3 - FB Bronko Nagurski (Chicago Bears)
#4 - QB Brett Favre (Green Bay Packers)
#5 - HB/FB Paul Hornung (Green Bay Packers)
#6 - P Johnny Hekker (Los Angeles Rams)
#7 - QB John Elway (Denver Broncos)
#8 - QB Steve Young (San Francisco 49ers)
#9 - QB Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints)
#10 - QB Fran Tarkenton (Minnesota Vikings)
#11 - WR Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona Cardinals)
#12 - QB Tom Brady (New England Patriots)
#13 - QB Dan Marino (Miami Dolphins)
#14 - QB Otto Graham (Cleveland Browns)
#15 - QB Bart Starr (Green Bay Packers)
#16 - QB Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers)
#17 - QB Philip Rivers (Los Angeles Chargers)
#18 - QB Peyton Manning (Indianapolis Colts)
#19 - QB Johnny Unitas (Baltimore Colts)
#20 - RB Barry Sanders (Detroit Lions)
#21 - CB Deion Sanders (Dallas Cowboys)
#22 - RB Emmitt Smith (Dallas Cowboys)
#23 - KR/PR Devin Hester (Chicago Bears)
#24 - CB Champ Bailey (Denver Broncos)
#25 - WR Fred Biletnikoff (Oakland Raiders)
#26 - CB/S Rod Woodson (Pittsburgh Steelers)
#27 - S Steve Atwater (Denver Broncos)
#28 - RB Marshall Faulk (Los Angeles Rams)
#29 - RB Eric Dickerson (Los Angeles Rams)
#30 - RB Terrell Davis (Denver Broncos)
#31 - FB Jim Taylor (Green Bay Packers)
#32 - RB Jim Brown (Cleveland Browns)
#33 - QB Sammy Baugh (Washington Redskins)
#34 - RB Walter Payton (Chicago Bears)
#35 - CB/S Aeneas Williams (St. Louis Rams)
#36 - RB Jerome Bettis (Pittsburgh Steelers)
#37 - RB/KR/DB Doak Walker (Detroit Lions)
#38 - QB Arnie Herber (Green Bay Packers)
#39 - RB/FB Larry Csonka (Miami Dolphins)
#40 - RB Gale Sayers (Chicago Bears)
#41 - FB Lorenzo Neal (San Diego Chargers)
#42 - S Ronnie Lott (San Francisco 49ers)
#43 - S Troy Polamalu (Pittsburgh Steelers)
#44 - RB John Riggins (Washington Redskins)
#45 - S Kenny Easley (Seattle Seahawks)
#46 - TE Todd Christensen (Oakland Raiders)
#47 - CB Mel Blount (Pittsburgh Steelers)
#48 - FB Daryl Johnston (Dallas Cowboys)
#49 - RB/WR Bobby Mitchell (Washington Redskins)
#50 - LB Mike Singletary (Chicago Bears)
#51 - LB Dick Butkus (Chicago Bears)
#52 - LB Ray Lewis (Baltimore Ravens)
#53 - LB Harry Carson (New York Giants)
#54 - DT/LB Randy White (Dallas Cowboys)
#55 - LB Junior Seau (San Diego Chargers)
#56 - LB Lawrence Taylor (New York Giants)
#57 - LB Rickey Jackson (New Orleans Saints)
#58 - LB Jack Lambert (Pittsburgh Steelers)
#59 - LB Luke Kuechly (Carolina Panthers)
#60 - LB/C Chuck Bednarik (Philadelphia Eagles)
#61 - LB Bill George (Chicago Bears)
#62 - C Jim Langer (Miami Dolphins)
#63 - G Gene Upshaw (Oakland Raiders)
#64 - G Randall Mcdaniel (Minnesota Vikings)
#65 - T Gary Zimmerman (Denver Broncos)
#66 - LB Ray Nitschke (Green Bay Packers)
#67 - G Bob Kuechenberg (Miami Dolphins)
#68 - G Will Shields (Kansas City Chiefs)
#69 - DE Jared Allen (Minnesota Vikings)
#70 - LB Sam Huff (New York Giants)
#71 - T Walter Jones (Seattle Seahawks)
#72 - T Dan Dierdorf (St. Louis Cardinals)
#73 - G Larry Allen (Dallas Cowboys)
#74 - T Bruce Matthews (Tennessee Titans)
#75 - DT Joe Green (Pittsburgh Steelers)
#76 - T/C/DT/K Lou Groza (Cleveland Browns)
#77 - RB Harold Grange (Chicago Bears)
#78 - T Anthony Munoz (Cincinnati Bengals)
#79 - T Roosevelt Brown (New York Giants)
#80 - WR Jerry Rice (San Francisco 49ers)
#81 - WR Terrell Owens (San Francisco 49ers)
#82 - WR Raymond Berry (Baltimore Colts)
#83 - LB Ted Hendricks (Oakland Raiders)
#84 - WR Randy Moss (Minnesota Vikings)
#85 - DE Jack Youngblood (Los Angeles Rams)
#86 - DT Buck Buchanan (Kansas City Chiefs)
#87 - TE Rob Gronkowski (New England Patriots)
#88 - TE Tony Gonzalez (Kansas City Chiefs)
#89 - TE Mike Ditka (Chicago Bears)
#90 - DE Julius Peppers (Carolina Panthers)
#91 - LB Kevin Greene (Pittsburgh Steelers)
#92 - DE Reggie White (Green Bay Packers)
#93 - DT John Randle (Minnesota Vikings)
#94 - LB/DE Charles Haley (San Francisco 49ers)
#95 - DE Richard Dent (Chicago Bears)
#96 - DT Cortez Kennedy (Seattle Seahawks)
#97 - LB Cornelius Bennet (Buffalo Bills)
#98 - DE Robert Mathis (Indianapolis Colts)
#99 - DE J.J. Watt (Houston Texans)
#00 - C Jim Otto (Oakland Raiders)
#HC - HC Bill Belichick (New England Patriots)
Yes, I really spent my time doing this.
Puggy well done!
This deserve more likes
Wow 10 for the Bears
The amount of disrespect. You spent all this time to do this, and got 15 likes. What a shame how people are
What I mean is that people just aren’t giving you respect
votes : 78% to 22%
narrator: “another close call”
They only had 9 voters
@Steven Dominguez ...7-2 isn't very close either.
Albert Y. BRA71L
I feel like an idiot... I did the math based on a couple different three way races, came up with a min/max voter of 9... Then looked in description where it say a panel of 9... Then see these comments... 😅
It was only 11 votes
Matt ryan might be the only human on planet earth who's hero was tim couch
I still remember that QB draft class vividly. Was supposed to be super strong when most of em never made it. Culpepper and McNabb I would say had successfull careers while cade Mcnown, akili Smith, tim couch, sean king etc not so much.
True dat
Aaron Beaulieu 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The fact that he's the greatest nfl player to ever wear #2 is ridiculous. Ryan had a couple good seasons but overall is trash
@@issajoke2437 I agree but there aren't a lot of 2s to pick from. He kinda got it by default
Jim Brown was so great that he rushed for over 1,500 yards in 3 seasons each and 1 season with over 1,860yrds and what people forget is in his 4 first seasons, it was only a 12 game season and only a 14 game regular season when he played his last 4. And despite the league expansion to 16 regular season games. Brown is still the first and one of the only running backs to have a 100+ rushing TD career. Oh, just to put a topping on his 9 year career, he never MISSED a single game. And the cherry on top, he recieved for 2,500yrds and 20 touchdowns.
Barry sanders never missed a game
@@charleynewman4783 He missed like two whole seasons.
“According to our panel” of 9 people...? That’s kind of important information
Yo Mama if you do the math it is only 9 people
Better than the pro bowl vote where it's just a popularity contest.
ThatOneChannel17 on 1/3 of it is that
9 voters is just dumb.
Chris Anderson yo mama said “...it was just a handful” and he answered “if you do the math it’s 9”
By the way, Len Dawson said the Chiefs could Un-Retire the number 16 so that Joe Montana could wear it. But Joe said it’s alright, I’ll just wear 19. Much respect.
IronyAml Len Dawson didnt say he could wear it He refused t let Joe wear it
Christian Soldier
Ok CNN
From What I read I don’t know if I read it right but Len didn’t want them to but the team still offered
Jerry Rice had the audacity to wear Steve Largent's retired number.
@@hotrox2112 he got permission to wear his number
0% no love for Micheal Vick, Eli Manning, Julio Jones ☹️ ouch!
Adrian Peterson too
Well, they just weren’t better then the opponents. For example, Julio vs Larry. LOL
Elway was the better 7 deal with it
VeryOK Vick could be argued
Why did they choose Vick over Roethlisberger for the three choices?
When Ed Reed tells you that he would give up his HOF spot, that is true respect. All respect to Steve Atwater.
Steve Atwater not being in the Hall is complete bullshit...
The hit on the Nigerian Nightmare alone should get him in lol.
Steve finally got into the HOF in 2020
Atwater is arguably the best player not in the HOF
Can't believe he's not in the Hof that SOB was head Hunter 😊
These percentages are a joke...
9 people voting will get you that
Bruh look at 11 it so Dumb
Out of 9 people. Really. If this was a real vote at least someone would vote julio
7 is bs especially with 0% amd 20 ed reed is better while barry is more humble
@@rmtgoat7766 Calvin Johnson should have atleast been on there
Calvin Johnson wasn’t even mention for the best player wearing 81
He had some tough competition I do think he was better than Tim Brown
Ravens#52RayLewis agreed
He didn't play long enough
@@braydenburgess6064 Neither did Barry?
@@braydenburgess6064 I was just gonna comment that
Calvin Johnson: single season record holder & arguably one of the best receivers to play the game.
Not even on the list.
He's got a tough number. Jay Cutler was a nominee, but not Calvin Johnson
the 3 for 81 shouldve been TO, night train lane, and calvin johnson but i’d say terrell was better
@@bradengugliuzza2298 Tim Brown played for like 20 years and is very high on all the receiving leaderboards. Calvin is a solid choice there, but I understand why Tim Brown is there
Brad Decker Jerry Rice you can’t defy him
Regiane Candido what about Jerry Rice? He is the best that’s right. But CJ isn’t even on the list.
78: Bruce Smith (all time sack leader)
88: Alan Page (first of only 2 defensive players to be league MVP)
Those numbers shocked me.
Anthony Munoz is the best offensive lineman ever and Bruce smith isn’t the best d lineman. Pretty simple.
Ye Reggie white is the best d line ever
@@KaiDaGoat does Lawrence Taylor count as d-line or was he olb
@@coolyioy2252 he was linebacker for giants
@@KaiDaGoat yeah I know but I was confused whether he was de or olb. Reggie white is best d line then
How was Adrian Peterson 0%
Logan Football Peterson was a better running back then Faulk
Cadolots WE KNOW
Cadolots not as good but close
Yeah
Dawkins wasn’t even mentioned
When your school lunch conversations reach celebrity status
Right
I kinda feel like vinatieri should be wayyyy more than 0% considering he is leading scorerr in nfl
@Daniel Coronado your an idiot he is a 4 time superbowl champions 2 of which my patriots won because of him he is also the all time scorer in nfl history he is the greatest kicker in nfl history
Daniel Coronado well how about I say it for you, Vinatieri is the greatest kicker of all time.
@@vroomvroomfam309 that's gonna be our justin tucker when he retires.
@Daniel Coronado Are you in 7th grade?
@Daniel Coronado So a yes then?
Thank you for simply displaying that the NFL did indeed exist WAY before 1980. So many creators on UA-cam seem to miss that fact.
WHO... If I may ask... TF VOTED?!?!
"professionals"
Original Gam3r922 tf do you think?
Brain dead children
Bunch of retards....0 for art shell...just retards
@@suziewheeler6530 they only asked nine people i think (all the % are either 11% (1/9), 56% (5/9) etc.))
This has to be one of the best segments that NFL Throwback has ever uploaded!!! I love this
Thank you!
@@NFLVault 🤔Unless this UA-cam video was made before 1986, you have a HUGE mistake at #27
@@tiddiesattic how who should it be?
It was actually kind of inaccurate
Ya idk why everyone doesn’t think it’s good
4:52 fun fact 13 is a lucky number in Italy and Marino is Italian. Kinda wished he won a Superbowl. 🤷♂️
Then I guess it really wasn't lucky in the end lol
Montana is Italian too so he canceled that shit out.
@@thesentinel5523 Wow, I never thought of Montana as an Italian name, being that it's one of our 50 states and Joe Montana seems as American as apple pie. But you're right.
I was born on the 13th and I think it’s a lucky number for me.
He had a 1 night stand with my aunt in college so he got lucky at least once.
"John Elway is the best player to wear NO.7 in any sport"
Ronaldo: I took that personally
Soccer isn't a real sport though
"Gary Anderson - 0%"
That's tough
you obviously haven't seen the whole video
“micheal Vick -0%”
That’s tough
Drew brees one should’ve been closer
You know what else is tough that kick he missed in the nfc championship that would of sent to the Vikings to the Super Bowl
@@jaiveerd6682 Grammar and punctuation are your friends.
It’s funny how they said Steve Atwater wasn’t in the hall of fame but literally a week after this video was posted he was elected to the hall of fame
Instant karma😂😂😂
0:49
Taysom Hill : I can play at multiple positions
Bronko Nagurski : Hold my cleats
Lol
*Ben Roethlisberger is punching the air*
Other way around
Ever heard of taysom Hill
I grew up a 49ers fan but I got to point out the absolute humbleness of that last fact on #20. Man he was so entertaining to watch. There will never be another Barry Sanders. I do have to question 73. That should at least be a tie because John Hannah may have been on a bad team but he is arguably the best lineman to ever play the game.
No Joe Thomas at 73 either...
@@aaronmock6157 FR
#43 was more famous for being in the c-gap then anything else
He would’ve had the touchdown
😂😂😂😂
God damn Polamalu in the C-gap!!
McAfee with the commentary 😂😂😂😂😂😂
He 100. Had the td if it weren’t for him
How to qualify as a “deserving winner” according to this comments section:
1. Be decent in the 2000’s
2. That’s it
I couldn't agree more.
Bro I was fully expecting Pat Mcafee to be best #1 and they disrespect so much.
@@wyocolt292 I blame Polamalu
@@taurusthefool lol same
I mean Peterson and Megatron were well deserving of their spots
If it wasnt for polamalu, #1 wouldve been pat mcafee...
😂 We should start a new reddit or hashtag: unexpectedCgapjoke lmao
@@LASAGNA_LARRY no lie, i see it a lot lately😂😂
"He probably would've jumped over the lineman, pick me up, and take me to the endzone"
larry brown
A hate to see Earl Campbell (34) get pushed out, he's one of my all-time favorite backs, but losing to Sweetness? Okay, I'll let it stand. 😃
They are both in my top 10 RBs fasho ! Rip Sweetness
Hard for Campbell having to go up against the greatest football player of all time.
@@scottb3034 Jim Brown wore 32, not 34
@@PatSnoop Good thing this conversation wasn't talking about Jim Brown. Easy for a fullback to look good when playing in an offense that potent in an era before substantial integration and while weighing at much as some of the OL. Ol' Jim wouldn't have done that playing for the Phoenix Cardinals in the 1980s.
The only RB more overrated than Jim in the annals of history might be Barry Sanders. Both were good but I would take a few RBs before them in a heartbeat.
Did I just see Jay Cutler involved in a “Best Of” list?
Best of smoking cigarettes after practice
Pretty shallow pool for number six I guess..
He lost to a punter 😂
There is nobody in the HOF wearing number 6 so they couldn't do much i guess
Damn...
If polamalu isn’t 43 imma freak.
Damn straight :)
Big Ben wasn’t even in on the conversation fornumber 7. Top ten all time in every single passing category all time multiple super bowl winner absolutely ridiculous he got left out.
When Vinatieri got 0 percent
Thats fucked up, the number he wares is the amount of rings he has, more than Favre.
@@pmonk1177 no one cares get over it
Dxmo who pissed in your cornflakes
P Monk also Vinatieri has the most points in nfl history
P Monk also Vinatieri has the most points in nfl history
If Vick wouldn't have gotten arrested he would be a top 10 qb in all QB statistics
“Elway is the best sports player to wear the number 7”
Every Soccer Player: Am I a joke to you?
Ethan Hershman yes, soccer players are jokes.
Man that was straight lies
The number 10 is more important in soccer
@@LucSzI Not always
@@sliding2k746 what is a joke is saying that elway is a better 7 than cristiano Ronaldo
Bruh imagine TIM COUCH being your idol 💀
Imagine being a browns fan 😂
@@KoltonReitz oof
@@KoltonReitz Say that to Millions of people
@@KoltonReitz that hurt man
Imagine being a fan of him in his college days
Congrats to Steve Atwater and Troy Polamalu, both of whom made the Hall of Fame this year, so you can add that to their credentials. And yes, Ken Houston was always in!
Pat McAfee is still SO traumatized by Polamalu that if he ever has kids he won't allow them to be born via a *C-Section*
@@djsweatshop7514 facts!
I Watch you
HOW IS FITZ 100% OVER JULIO
Cody Robbins Bc Larry Fitzgerald will always be better than Julio Larry Fitzgerald has more tackles than dropped passes
The Marvin Harrison disrespect is LEGENDARY.
Ed Reed only getting 11% is pretty sad
bumped into the G.O.A.T
I mean it is barry sanders
@@butterxo3094 I'd rather have Ed Reed than Barry Sanders on my team.
well there was only 9 people voting so one person voted for him (1/9 = 11%)
Anish R yea I understand I just wish he would’ve been closer to 30% that would’ve done him justice imo
Bruce Smith not being at 78 is so bad, most career sacks in the history of the league
Zack Degnan that completely discredits this list. Anthony Munoz was awesome but watch him against Smith. Smith all day
Could not agee more!
This list has a lot of flaws this is one of the worst.
Anthony Munoz was better bro💀😭Bruce Smith is one of the all time greats but Anthony Munoz is the GOAT lineman and is a top 15 player ever. This makes sense honestly bro
Patrick Willis nor clay Matthews III not being mentioned as a top 3 in the greatest player to wear 52 is crazy.
Wtf Donovan McNabb, Michael Vick, Julio Jones, 0 percent and Calvin Johnson wasn’t even listed
SteadyCheetah thinkin the same thing
And Adrian Peterson smh
And Kurt Warner at 0 and LT(the rb) also got snubbed by deion sanders, deion cant even come close to LT
SteadyCheetah FACTS
SteadyCheetah especially Shawn Alexander
Imagine your hero being Tim Couch
@@bc-gx2cg ya but Ryan went to Boston College.
Exactly like who tf has tim couch for any QB to be your hero in the nfl
@@jrsmith5080 arent you the kid who took a tom brady joke seriously and got wooooshed for it
@@rileyfreeman9726 uhhh I dont recall that
Set your standards low so you'll never be disappointed.
Adrian Peterson:well 5th on the all time rushing list should get me something
0%
Not going to lie AP is better than Faulk
He had stiff competition, but I honestly think he was the best there
Mock draft Man oof
@@dmar28 dickerson was a better rb than faulk too but ya ap shoulda been top
@@cjsizzle5068 Me too I think Dickerson was a way better Runner than Faulk, Dickerson didn't have a great offensive line or as good of a QB or WR tandem that confuses the defense if they are going to run the ball or pass it
I feel like you can’t talk about Larry Fitzgerald without mentioning how absolutely efficient he was at catching the ball. He also owns a weird stat line that I absolutely love mentioning lol
More tackles than drops, right?
Fun fact: Larry Fitzgerald has more tackles than he has drops
Amazing stat thank you
Dats cap but ok
@@gabereeve7708 look it up dumbass it’s true
@Just A Random nigga how am I “so mad” because I called him a dumbass when he really is one🤦🏿♂️
@@godlyxnns Emo dudes are sensitive and think everyone is Mad.
You're not just mad you're "So" mad ... That sounds like something Lindsey Lohan would say in mean girls 🤷♂️
Number 7: "Michael Vick"
Big Ben: Am I a joke to you??
Vick is better
But yeah
@@devioushenry_ Two Super Bowls and Vick was Big Ben's backup (Not a Steelers fan)
Vick’s just was mainly a scrambler but Big Ben has more Super Bowls but is a better passer
He isn't just a scrambler
73 without a mention of Joe Thomas? Never missed a snap and has the highest consecutive snaps played, made pro bowl every year. I can’t say he should be over Larry Allen but he should at least be on the list...
Also played for the Browns
Larry Allen over John Hannah is the real crime
As should Joe Klecko.
#8 Aikman dominated over young in the postseason and rings, should be unanimous be the winner but young did had a dominant performance in the Superbowl.
Vinatieri is known as the greatest kicker of all time, Gets 0% vote
He's going against, uh, Brett Favre
Rip Winkler ik but not even 1% 😳
@@slappz6416 Dude it's a 9 man ballot.
RuthlessNut 60 true dat
Patrick O'Donnell Janikowski didn’t play as much, Vin has records
As a kicker, it really hurt seeing all of the no vote kickers 😭😭😭
AXL Dylko kickers are awesome
Vinny is 100% better than favre
@@ianmcilhenny3870 Agreed
Ian McIlhenny yessss I agree
@@ianmcilhenny3870 Seriously. I had to straight up pause the video and see if anyone else noticed that. Vinny is considered the GOAT of kickers. He should've been picked over Favre, easily.
Bradshaw: Well 4 super bowls should count for something
0%
lmao 4 Super Bowls he played garbage in. Brady won 6 so he should easily be 100%
Justin He fax
Harry Engel agreed completely
@@justinhe8295 he was a 2 Superbowl MVP
Jay cutler 22% lmao
13:27 Running Back's Golden Number, 32
Jim Brown(Cleveland Browns)
OJ Simpson(Buffalo Bills)
Marcus Allen(Oakland Riders)
Franco Harris (Pittsburgh Steelers)
@@ThomasJohnson-zh6pr Thanks !👌
"Philip Rivers took number 17 because that is the number of kids he wants to have."
Lol 😂
No cap that’s what I always thought it was because you know it’s rivers. But it was actually because he wanted to honor his dad.
Lol that’s funny man
@@santosgonzalez2033 wow
LOL 😂😂😂😂😂
*watches all the eagles players get 0%*
Gets to #60
Yes..thats our boy concrete right there!
Believe it or not, but I know Chuck's son, and I actually met Chuck before he died in 2015
Tyler Banks Oh wow I’m amazed u got to see him but rip to chuck man
I was trying to fund the eagles thank you
Tyler Banks my Dad’s cousins with Eddie George, wish I can meet him
I thought for sure Jason Peters would have got a mention
The fact that Joe Thomas isn’t even on the screen for 73 is a damn crime
C-manz_69 truth.
Same for calvin johnson not being shown for 81
Ricky Enders was bout to say that
@@rickyenders2818 wasn't gonna come even close to winning tho lmao
larry allen dominated joe thomas is above average that’s all
#99 should be Aaron Donald and it ain't even close
And sorry, it's still Lombardi who didn't cheat
Am I the only one who has no idea who Arnie Herber was
Nope you aint
One question scientists will never answer
Jay Cutler on this list
Also How did Kurt Warner get 0%????
Nate The Great Warner is the biggest bum in the HOF. Facts.
Adam Davis ur joking right?
Nate The Great There are no good #6’s really
Owen Gette I know it’s just a little weird
Dan Marino, dude
Who the hell gave Julio 0%!?
And Darrell green should have more
Who would vote julio over larry? Larry legend
Trc_ Sky yes Larry the lobster is a legend but there’s no way Julio should be voted 0% considering he’s gotta be at least top 5 WRs of all time
Hardline 1225 at least, u mean at most
But if julio is voted that means they think julio is better then larry
8:20 Emmitt was still the best choice for #22, but Paul Krause holds an NFL record that will never be broken and is a better option than Haynes.
#22 Mike Haynes: 46 interceptions, 688 yards, 2TD, 12 Fumble recoveries
#22 Paul Krause: 81 interceptions (NFL record) , 1185 yards, 3TD, 19 Fumble recoveries
He was not better player than Haynes.
That running back for the falcons Butkis is tackling at 20:45 has always tripped me out because even when both his feet was in the air he was still trying to run until his body hit the ground again. 😂😂😂😂
“Being member of the hall is the only thing that brees doesn’t have on his resume”
_________
looks at trophy case: MVP
LOL
Should have been 1
Didn’t he have mvp the year he won the super bowl
@@mellon3293 no
AARON RODGERS NOT HERE CUZ "TOM BRADY" IS #12 yeah brady is better but they should do a 1A. Rodgers is 1 of the greatest all time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
12: Tom Brady
34: Walter Peyton
56: Lawrence Taylor
78: Anthony Munoz
90: Julius Peppers
4/5 players are in the NFL 100 year all-time team.
@Savage Red Sports no
92 Reggie White is in the top 100
Rodgers>Brady
Ronnie Lott??
Brady>Bradshaw>Staubach>Rodgers
Great list, Deacon deserves more love.
8 year old ravens fan: Where is Lamar Jackson
Sbeves Gaming hahaha
“8 year old ravens fans” funny cause he wears 8
JAJAJAJA
Ik wait another couple years
Dodgers_Fanboy24 he got the madden curse tho
I’d like to see a bigger voting sampling then 9 people to validate these results but I appreciate the theme & effort behind the video
Could be any multiple of nine
@@Ryjxz Read the description
This list is so scuffed. Cutting out so many outstanding players.
I sincerely WISH that the NFL would go back to traditional jersey numbers/numbering! I absolutely DISDAIN the current jersey number system in place right now!
The reason ray Lewis actually chose 52 is cause there was 52 cards in a deck he bought
V_aiO The_XIVV theres 52 cards in every deck
HealablePuppy85 lol,he was a kid and he didint know.
It's so much deeper than that
52 likes
There is 52 likes for ray
Wow! That was really enjoyable. The fastest 43 minutes I have ever spent on UA-cam. Thanks so much for this, NFL Throwback!!!
Jim Ligon so interesting!
Jim Ligon literally went by so quick
The percentages are literally more of a joke then me
We all knew who number 12 was going to be before starting the video.. The GOAT 🐐
The fact that Jay Cutler was even an option for #6 is an insult to football
He was
@@dominiclagioia9120 yes he knows he was but he’s saying he shouldn’t be there
Jay Culter is doodoo
There just haven't been that many amazing players who wore #6.
Why you tryin to disgrace the greatest bears qb of all time.
The absolute disrespect to Joe Thomas I mean cmon
John was part of a record setting team the brown have records but not good ones
Lol ofc a browns fan commented this
@@yeetus7515 You cant deny that Thomas is a beast. Browns fan or not.
@Swish Dipper because the browns had no one but Thomas and cribbs
@Swish Dipper no shit Sherlock a lineman will never win an mvp or an Opoy award
9 year old chiefs fans be like: "WhErE's pAtRiCk MaHoMeS"?
I know. He will probably be better than Bart if he keeps this up, but Bart is definitely better as of now.
@@Lightgreen57 shutup. I don’t care if mahomes is amassing and will go on the win more Super Bowls. But he won’t put up the numbers Bart did. Mahomes needs like 8 more years of his 2018 season. And then He me will be right behind him
@@thebradinator5683 no you shut up. Mahomes is in the early stages of his career and so far is not as accomplished as Bart
@@Lightgreen57 what nfl team do you like
@@thebradinator5683 eagles
Another good candidate for 99 would have been Jerome Brown. Drafted by the Eagles from the University of Miami (FL), he was a force to be reckoned with and made the Pro Bowl two years in a row. Sadly, he and his nephew were killed in a car accident before the 1992 season. May they rest in peace.
I believe that he would have been a Hall of Fame member if Brown had lived to play a full career
I’m surprised on how some of these were unanimous
Its only 9 people voting so probably not much difference between such a small group of people
I was quite surprised no one had Warner over marina tbh
Jay Cutler got beat by a punter 🤣🤣
true
yea lol
How is Ed Reed, the greatest free safety of all time, only at 11%?
Charge202 cuz sanders was insane
@@Andrew-Guitar And Reed wasn't?
@Charge202 Barry was way better
Charge202 I’m guessing ur a little kid if u don’t know how good sanders was
@@JordanWickkk I'm guessing you're being biased if you don't think Reed wasn't just as good
Gotta give Lorenzo Neal the love he deserves, but a highly underrated player, Antoine Bethea, from the manning era colts teams, is another 41 that quietly and consistently excelled at his position.
81 Calvin Megatron “no hope in hell of covering” Johnson
Not even so much as an honorable mention for Michael Irvin🤷🏾♂️😱
36:14 it’s funny how they thought that was going to actually be his last catch
Yeah he is in the super bowl with Brady again
And 2 Tds
This is a clean list. Not all unbiased.
Sweetness (Walter Peyton) 34 Is My Favorite Player Ever R.I.P Walter
Ya but they should of at least but bo Jackson on that top 3
The goat
My 34 is Bo Jackson
I can’t believe Jay Cutler is on a list that consists of All Time greats 😂
Yeah that was sad
all time best packers player
@@boblobdobhobrob8649 he won the packers a lot of games against him he bears
He is the best Bears QB in franchise history he just didn't really care
@@B-Mag bears have been so unlucky with QBs
Surprised Primetime was unanimous over LT
Also surprised AP didn’t get any votes against Faulk and Darrell Green
I think Aaron Donald will surpass Watt eventually
LT should’ve got it imo
@@jebuscrust101LT isn’t the best running back but Deion is the best corner, that’s why
I agree with John Elway but I have no clue why Big Ben wasn’t in the conversation, Mike Vick, REALLY.
#9 wasn’t even a question 😂 glad
Same lmaoo
No
Don't sleep on Air McNair tho
@@Thekilla.j rip
I mean I know Brees was going to get it but 0% for McNair Come on
As much as I don’t like Big Ben, come on he deserves the mention at least.
Andrew who cares he was so good
Andrew He’s accused of it and he’s been known to be rude to the public, but nonetheless he’s a HOF no doubt
Gideon Powers no he isn’t rude to the public, he donates a lot of his salary to charity, and was accused, both chicks did it because of how much money he has
@@1of1Ginger he has been banned on a lot of pubs
@@lebronium. Yeah, he's guilty. Hasn't been convicted because of how much money he has. Same with Kobe.
No disrespect to Luke Kuechly, he's a beast, but Jack Ham wins #59.
Absolutely!
What a wonderful history lesson. Thanks 😊
I'm surprised Cris Carter #80 wasn't on the graphic. Happy for Steve Largent though as a Seahawks fan. Steve Largent even gave his blessings to Jerry Rice to wear #80 in his short stint as a Seahawk. He actually came to my high school back in the early 90s and got to shake his hand. He was probably the first Seahawk player to make a big name in the league. One of the greatest WRs of all time.
They keep releasing GREAT vids
BRUCE SMITH GOT SNUBBED
holy shit how
I agree with most the list. But Bruce is the all time sack leader. Bruce should of got that one
John Secord Exactly
The only reason I watched this was to see Bruce Smith. Watch the ‘88 playoff game where he owns Munoz. This gives this list zero credibility
Jim Kelly did not even get mentioned at #12. No argument on Brady getting it, but man the guy was great!
The fact that Shannon Sharp didn't even get a percentage is crazy
His brother was class, too. That all said, Randy Moss was an alien of an athlete
I think Julio Jones should have had a closer percentage towards Larry
Not even close as of now, maybe in a few years this point will be valid
Jamey Cassady Honestly, if Julio keeps on putting up numbers like he is now, he would beat Larry.
for sure
Fitzgerald is a beast look who threw the ball to him ANd most importantly when it matterd he always steped up his already great game in the biggest games
Yes but not ahead
great segment. It is rare that NFL films will pay so much attention to lineman(esp, offesnsinve) Glad to see so many big men get a shoutout.
For 81 you forgot Calvin johnson
NFL: John Elway is the best 7 in sports.
Ronaldo: Am I a joke to you?
Clydde CBowman Yes
Is soccer even considered a sport?
Yes
@@djsweatshop7514 Are you Fucking Dumb?
DJ Sweatshop are u fucking dense?
17 - Philip Rivers; in honour of how many kids he’s going to have!
Dead!
I might pee my pants.