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Well said, Sir!

Saban, there was a Pro Bowl following the 1950 season, Rymkus didn't go. Groza and Weldon Humble did though.

Joe Namath "made" the AFL but Len Dawson should be the league's all-time QB. I agree that Hank Stram should be one of the coaches. In my mind he's clearly the No. 1 guy based on three titles and a SB win. Agree on both points, but was the AFL All-Time Team voting conducted before or after...

oldecapecod 11 wrote:Glaring absence: Jan Stenerud

Eh, not really. Blanda and Turner probably have better cases. After 1970, it's a different story.

Montana and Unitas (can't decide on number 1. Never been able to)

The next two would be between Graham, Baugh, Manning and Brady....I can't choose which two.

I'd pick 1978 as the "best" of the decade, but my favorite by far will alwys be 1975 because that was the first year I really paid attention to the NFL and followed it daily (in the newspapers). I still pop in the 1975 NFL FILMS year-in-review along with the SB X film at least twice a year.

I take Parrish all the way.

If anybody can find the 2004 College & Pro Football Newsweekly all-pro teams, I would be most grateful and owing to you.

Paul

Saban » Mon Feb 16, 2015 3:17 pm " What!! The shabby way the Browns treated your Giants? What about the way Gifford, Webster, Huff, Robustelli and company treated the Browns during their salad years from 1956-63. They practically got Paul Brown fired. I know that you are an old time fan like m...

Here are the others from Karch's book: Rick Korch, author, then managing editor of Pro Football Weekly : Jim Brown Jim Campbell, former historian for PFHOF: Larry Wilson Joe Horrigan, research historian PFHOF: Don Hutson Bob Oates, Los Angeles Times : Dick Butkus Bill Wallace, New York Times : Lawre...