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That was great & thank you USA Today for making a scroll post. Great memories, that photo of Youngblood (#85) is surreal.
Two great nicknames. Gotta side the iconic Coke commercial & SB era if we’re talking celebrity or fake. David if it’s on the field.
Joe Greene was the anchor of the Steel Curtain and enabled the likes of Ham, Lambert, Blount et al to dominate in their respective roles. Greene was as influential if not more so than Deacon Jones. This link puts them at #13 and #15 all-time so I’d concede they are close: https://packers.fandom.com/wiki/The_Top_100:_NFL's_Greatest_Players
Munoz is a gold-chip player and I'm obviously biased, but yeah Bruce Smith was the pick here. I occasionally go back and watch old Bills games, and it's amazing how many sacks Phil Hansen, Jeff Wright, Talley, Biscuit, etc. got simply because #78 was being triple-teamed.
Yeah, no bias on the other greats. Brady>Jimbo, Sweetness > Thurman, Jim Brown > OJ, maybe an argument for Andre Reed because I'm not the most familiar with #83 Ted Hendricks but his resume checks out, so toss up there.
I have two Larry Brown posters hanging up even now, one he is wearing the “R” helmet.
So funny that you posted this as I’ve been thinking about Donald in light of my Joe Greene posts. Greene was more physically imposing but they play the game similarly. The ####-eyed stance was innovated by Greene and Donald uses it to perfection. Both are incredibly quick and powerful and smart.JamesonSkittles said:
