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vailpass 06-24-2018 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Monkey God (Post 13604070)
First of all DT is not the greatest, he's not even the greatest LB in team history...Bell and Lanier were great all around LB's and went to two Super Bowls (remember sacks weren't a stat when they played) Also, list loses credibility wit the comment after the first six...total BS...Buchanan is on any greatest Chiefs list no questions asked Finally Priest had great numbers no doubt but in Leonard is so high up how did he get there...Taylor has to be on that list in place of Holmes.

Wow bro just how old are you? :D

staylor26 06-24-2018 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 13604005)
I can't argue with the names on the list, but can not agree with the order.

As great as DT was, Bobby Bell should be number 1 , with Willie Lanier, my favorite player ever, at 2.

DT comes in at 3 for me, and as much as I dislike TG, he would have to come in at 4.

While I would agree that Charles was the mote talented RB, if you include impact, Holmes does belong on this list ahead of him.

Why do you dislike TG?

Pasta Little Brioni 06-24-2018 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by vailpass (Post 13604062)
I'd be fine if they allowed HGH fountains on the sidelines and players could bathe in it in the training room.

When you aren't good enough to get over the hump...cheat. The El Way.

vailpass 06-24-2018 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Pasta Giant Meatball (Post 13604085)
When you aren't good enough to get over the hump...cheat. The El Way.

I'm feelin' ya' mang.

Jewish Rabbi 06-24-2018 11:41 AM

Where is Sabby Piscatelli on this list?

Bowser 06-24-2018 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Jewish Rabbi (Post 13604131)
Where is Sabby Piscatelli on this list?

He's #7 on Prison Bitch's all time list

ThaVirus 06-24-2018 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 13604021)
Priest had one of the best 3 year runs by a RB behind that OL and he wasn’t as talented as Charles.

I can’t even imagine what Jamaal would have done with Priest Holmes OL.

Priest basically averaged 1600 rushing yards, 600 receiving yards and 20 TDs from 2001-2003. Then if you extrapolate the 8 games he played in 2004 before going down with injury, he was on pace for another 1800 yards and 28 TDs. It's insane.

mcaj22 06-24-2018 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 13604021)
Priest had one of the best 3 year runs by a RB behind that OL and he wasn’t as talented as Charles.

I can’t even imagine what Jamaal would have done with Priest Holmes OL.

this is like saying if Trent Green had any of Alex Smith's defenses that held teams to only field goals in the playoffs or under 20 points per game then Trent probably takes us to a Super Bowl and is the Chiefs GOAT at QB.

Rain Man 06-24-2018 02:56 PM

Here's my list. I'm assuming that "best players" means the best at their position and not the most important to the franchise.

Chiefs:

1. Tony Gonzalez
2. Will Shields
3. Buck Buchanan
4. Len Dawson
5. Willie Lanier
6. Derrick Thomas
7. Bobby Bell
8. Albert Lewis
9. Jamaal Charles
10. Deron Cherry

Chargers

1. Ladainian Tomlinson
2. Ed White
3. Kellen Winslow
4. Phillip Rivers
5. Antonio Gates
6. Junior Seau (who leaps about in joy at hearing his name)
7. Leslie O'Neal
8. Lance Alworth
9. Ron Mix
10. Dan Fouts

Raiders

1. Art Shell
2. Gene Upshaw
3. Marcus Allen
4. Cliff Branch
5. Jim Otto
6. Shane Lechler
7. Willie Brown
8. Tim Brown
9. Ben Davidson
10. Howard Long

Broncos

1. Rod Smith
2. Thannon Tharpe
3. Karl Mecklenburg
4. Randy Gradishar
5. Al Wilson
6. Trevor Pryce
7. Steve Watson
8. Champ Bailey
9. Riley Odoms
10. Dennis Smith

ThaVirus 06-24-2018 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 13604275)
Priest basically averaged 1600 rushing yards, 600 receiving yards and 20 TDs from 2001-2003. Then if you extrapolate the 8 games he played in 2004 before going down with injury, he was on pace for another 1800 yards and 28 TDs. It's insane.

Also of note: Priest's longest runs in each season were 41, 56, and 31 yards. The man had 2000+ yards from scrimmage and damn near 30 TDs in 2003 yet his longest run was 31 yards. Also insane.

He had only 6 rushes of 40+ yards in his entire career. For comparison, Jamaal had two separate individual seasons in which he had 5 runs of 40+ yards.

vailpass 06-24-2018 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 13604281)
Here's my list. I'm assuming that "best players" means the best at their position and not the most important to the franchise.

Chiefs:

1. Tony Gonzalez
2. Will Shields
3. Buck Buchanan
4. Len Dawson
5. Willie Lanier
6. Derrick Thomas
7. Bobby Bell
8. Albert Lewis
9. Jamaal Charles
10. Deron Cherry

Chargers

1. Ladainian Tomlinson
2. Ed White
3. Kellen Winslow
4. Phillip Rivers
5. Antonio Gates
6. Junior Seau (who leaps about in joy at hearing his name)
7. Leslie O'Neal
8. Lance Alworth
9. Ron Mix
10. Dan Fouts

Raiders

1. Art Shell
2. Gene Upshaw
3. Marcus Allen
4. Cliff Branch
5. Jim Otto
6. Shane Lechler
7. Willie Brown
8. Tim Brown
9. Ben Davidson
10. Howard Long

Broncos

1. Rod Smith
2. Thannon Tharpe
3. Karl Mecklenburg
4. Randy Gradishar
5. Al Wilson
6. Trevor Pryce
7. Steve Watson
8. Champ Bailey
9. Riley Odoms
10. Dennis Smith

Well thought-out lists. I especially enjoy you including Lechler for the Faid and excluding Elway from Denver’s list.

gblowfish 06-24-2018 06:40 PM

The list on the Chiefs is flawed, because two Chiefs who are in the Pro Football HOF aren't even included: Curly Culp and Jan Stenerud.

Otis Taylor should be on the list as well. It's criminal that he's not in the HOF. Johnny Robinson is starting to get some run now by the old timers committee.

Rain Man 06-24-2018 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by vailpass (Post 13604291)
Well thought-out lists. I especially enjoy you including Lechler for the Faid and excluding Elway from Denver’s list.

I worked hard to stay true to my rule of only picking the best players.

CoMoChief 06-25-2018 08:36 AM

Should do a AFCW 11 biggest busts for each team.

tatorhog 06-25-2018 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 13604005)
I can't argue with the names on the list, but can not agree with the order.

As great as DT was, Bobby Bell should be number 1 , with Willie Lanier, my favorite player ever, at 2.

DT comes in at 3 for me, and as much as I dislike TG, he would have to come in at 4.

While I would agree that Charles was the mote talented RB, if you include impact, Holmes does belong on this list ahead of him.

Agree 100% on Bell. Dude simply was ahead of his time. I'm convinced that if he played in the sack era, he would be that reference LB and not Lawrence Taylor.

He and Buchanan don't get the love they deserve. I've watched that stitched together copy of Super Bowl 1 numerous times, and Buck was practically unstoppable in that game. He was killing it. And when you hear Hog Hannah talk about him, he was a monster. Those two guys are my 1 and 2 with Lanier at 3. That defense, with those 3 guys, and 2 more (possibly a 3rd) HOFers on it was an all time great team.


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