All time NFL team?

Looked pretty good. I'd only change a couple things. Reasons for the change are in parenthesis.

QB: Joe Montana (While Marino had more of a cannon arm, Montana was the best QB in the last 2 minutes of a game.)

RB: Barry Sanders

FB: Jim Brown

WR: Jerry Rice

WR: Steve Largent (At the time of his retirement, he held 6 major receiving records, most stood until Rice)

TE: Tony gonzales, Shannon Sharpe (redefined the position of Tight End)

LT: Jackie Slater (Played 20 seasons (259 games), Blocked for 7 different 1,000-yard rushers, Named 1st or 2nd team All-Pro 5 times, 1st or 2nd team All-NFC 7 times, Named to 7 Pro Bowls)

LG: Alan Faneca (7 straight pro bowls, will make the Hall of fame once retires, only Steeler lineman to ever make All-Pro consecutive years.)

C: Bruce Matthews (14 straight pro-bowls, played every game in the decade of the 90s, blocked for four 1,000-yard rushers, was in on more than 21,000 plays, Named to NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 1990s, at different times-played all line positions)

RG: Gene Upshaw (10 AFL/AFC title games, 3 Super Bowls, 7 Pro Bowls, All-league 7 years, 2nd-team All-NFL 4 other times)

RT: Rayfield Wright (earned 1st or 2nd-team All-NFL honors 6 consecutive times, Selected to play in Pro Bowl following each of those seasons, Started in 6 NFC championship games and played in 5 Super Bowls, Named to NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 1970s)

DE: Bruce Smith

DE: Reggie White

DT: Mean Joe Green

DT: Warren Sapp (in his prime. Many of todays DT's coming out of college are measured by him.)

LB: Lawrence Taylor (redefined how the position of linebacker was played)

LB: Jack Ham (since he could play coverage as well as provide pass rush -most of the other great linebackers were primarilly pass rush specialists)

LB: Ray Nitchke

CB: Mel Blount (so dominant that the league had to change the rules because of him. Was still dominant.)

CB: Dick Night Train Lane

SS: Ronnie Lott

FS: Paul Krause

PR/ KR: Devin Hester

K: Morten Anderson

P: Ray Guy

Some backups:

LB Harry Carson (9 Pro Bowls, including 7 straight, All-Pro (first-team) 1981, 1984; 2nd-team All-Pro 5 times, All-NFC 5 times)

LB Dick Butkis (All-NFL 6 years, 8 straight Pro Bowls)

LB Mike Singletary (All-Pro 8 times, All-NFC selection 9 straight years, Selected to 10 consecutive Pro Bowls)

C Mike Webster (Played every game 10 consecutive years, 1976-1985, team captain nine seasons, Played in 4 Super Bowls, 6 AFC championship games, All-Pro 7 years, All-AFC 5 times, Played in 9 Pro Bowls)

DE David Deacon Jones (Specialized in quarterback "sacks", a term he invented, Unanimous all-league 6 straight years, Played in 8 Pro Bowls)

QB Joe Montana

RB Emmit Smith

FB Lorenzo Neal

WR Jerry Rice

WR Franco Harris

TE Tony Gonzalez

Marino wouldn't be the QB-probably Montana RB W. Payton, FB Alstott, WR Rice, OL-92 Broncos, DE Duane Thomas, LB Derrick Brooks. CB Champ Bailey/Lester Hayes.

QB: Montana,Peyton Manning or Brady. LB: Lawrence Taylor,Ray Lewis, Buktus. CB: Mel Blount

I think there are many guys that you can interchange on this list and still be within reason but as a life long Cowboy fan. Lawrence Taylor was the most dominant defensive player I've ever seen! (Damn he would have looked good with a star on his helmet!) He would have to be on this list!

Oh and as long as you're looking for a CB, Mel Blount was pretty darn hard to beat! (man, I hated him) He had strength of a LB and speed of a corner.

Joe Montana

I like it. How about Lynn Swann over Moss.

Don't forget LT, the original LT.

Jim brown was good and all, but without Moose, Emmitt is not number one.

montana at qb and darrell green at cb, other than that, i cant complain too much.