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NFL 50 Greatest Interior Defensive Lineman (2024)
This is my list for the 50 greatest interior defensive lineman in NFL history. This list consists of defensive tackles, nose tackles, and some 3-4 defensive ends. I looked at the stats, accolades, peak years, longevity, and highlights of these players to rank. Also broke it up into tiers cause there were a lot of close calls. Please enjoy and let me know what you think while being respectful in the comments.
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Roger Brown Highlights
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One of the first players in NFL history to weight over 300 lbs. A great, but forgotten defensive lineman lost to history. Brown was difficult to block and good at rushing the passer. He was a 2x First Team All Pro, had 79 sacks, was named to both the Hall of Very Good and College Football Hall of Fame.
Andre Johnson Highlights
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The Houston Texans first star player. Andre was drafted 3rd overall in the 2003 NFL Draft and proved early that he was worth the pick. He is a beast of an athlete at 6'3, 229 lbs with 4.4 speed. He led the league in receptions and receiving yards twice. Was also a 2x First Team All Pro, 7x Pro Bowler, had over 1,000 receptions, and over 14,000 receiving yards in his career.
NFL 50 Greatest Runningbacks (2024)
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This is my list for the 50 greatest runningbacks in NFL history (also includes some fullbacks). I looked at the stats, accolades, peak years, longevity, and highlights of these players to rank. Also broke it up into tiers cause there were a lot of close calls. Please enjoy and let me know what you think while being respectful in the comments.
Steve McMichael Highlights
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A member of the Chicago Bears during the "46 defense" era. He was a good run stuffer and brought pressure from the inside with three seasons of 10 or more sacks. He was a 2x First Team All Pro, 2x Second Team All Pro, and had 95 sacks in his career. He was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2024.
Dwight Freeney Highlights
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A great pass rusher and a master of the spin move. He gave the Colts the pass rush needed to be consistent contenders and was great at forcing turnovers. He had 125.5 sacks in his career and went over 10 sacks a season 7 different times. He was a 3x First Team All Pro, 7x Pro Bowler, and a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Earl Thomas Highlights
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A great free safety and a ball hawk for the "Legion of Boom" defense. His range, ball skills, and hitting ability made the Cover 3 defense work for the Seahawks. Earl had 30 interceptions in his career and was named a 3x First Team All Pro along with the 2010's HOF Team. He's definitely worthy of the Hall of Fame, but off the field incidents may keep him out.
James Brooks Highlights
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One of the most underrated, forgotten running backs in NFL history. Brooks was a dynamic player; he was dangerous as a runner and elusive with the football in his hands. He was a solid receiver out of the backfield and returned kicks as well. He had over 1,200 scrimmage yards in 5 seasons and scored 79 total touchdowns. Also was a 4x Pro Bowler and had over 11,000 yards from scrimmage.
Lemar Parrish Highlights
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A forgotten defensive back from the 1970's. Parrish was a ball hawk and a good coverage player for the Bengals who made them formidable in tandem with Ken Riley. He had at least 5 interceptions in five of his 13 seasons in the NFL. He was dynamic was the football in his hands with 7 defensive touchdowns and 6 special teams touchdowns. He was voted to the Pro Bowl 8 times and is arguably more wo...
NFL 50 Greatest Edge Players (2024)
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This is my list for the 50 greatest edge players in NFL history. This list will consist of 4-3 defensive ends (Reggie White, Deacon Jones, Doug Atkins, etc.), 3-4 outside linebackers (Lawrence Taylor, Kevin Greene, Pat Swilling, etc.) and some 3-4 defensive ends who can rush from the outside (JJ Watt as an example). I looked at a combination of stats, accolades, ability, and longevity. This is ...
Matt Ryan Highlights
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The best quarterback in Falcons history and helped revitalize the franchise after the Michael Vick era. He was drafted 3rd overall out of Boston College and threw a touchdown with his first pass as a pro en route to the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award. He was consistent, durable and accurate in his 15 year career with his best year being in 2016 where he threw for almost 5,000 yards and ...
Brian Urlacher Highlights
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A freak athlete at the linebacker position. Urlacher was a big, fast player at 6'4", 258 lbs. He converted from safety in college to middle linebacker in the NFL with the Bears and became an all time great. He used his great athleticism to run down runners and intercept passes. He was a 4x First Team All Pro, 8x Pro Bowler, and was named the NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2005. Also named ...
Doug Atkins Highlights
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One of the biggest, fiercest players in NFL history. Atkins loomed large over opponents using his length and strength to overwhelm pass blockers. He was also athletic enough to chase down ball carriers and pick off passes with his leaping ability. He consistently had at least 8 sacks a season for most of his career and ended up with 94.5 unofficial sacks. He was a 1x First Team All Pro, 6x Seco...
Paul Krause Highlights
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One of the greatest ball hawks in NFL history. Paul Krause started off his career well picking off 12 passes and was a 1st Team All Pro in his rookie season. Despite 28 interceptions with Washington, he was traded to the Vikings to help complete their defense. He set the record with 81 interceptions in his career; he was a 3x 1st Team All Pro, 8x Pro Bowler, and a member of the Pro Football Hal...
NFL 50 Greatest Quarterbacks (2024)
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This is my list of the 50 greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. I also did the rankings by tier as well to show how close my opinion is on some of these players. My ranking is based on the player's abilities and accolades. Naturally my list is my own subjective opinion and won't match with everyone elses. All I ask that you please be respectful in the comments despite any disagreements.
Donovan McNabb Highlights (Final Version)
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Donovan McNabb Highlights (Final Version)
Thank you!!! Gail Van Buren
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Jeez, between youtotally unnecessary talking and your playlist, this video is a bust.
Tony Touchdown Dorsett, don't blink he's gone to the end zone
Walter Payton college highlights
Jahmyr Gibbs up next
White men can't run ...but Larry could bulldoze well 😅
The greatest football player of all time! Period! That is Jim Brown! R.I.P. Jim! God Bless!
Its very sad that the .majority of Americans won't forget about a crime that oj simpson was acquitted and people forget that this man was a beast of a rb in the 70s!! Rest in power orenthal james simpson!!
Could you imagine him throwing this many 50/50 balls in 2024 ? Wed all call him carson wentz 😂
That Priest Holmes 3 year stretch only is rivaled imo only by a few other HoF RBs Terrell Davis 3yr stretch with the back to back Superbowl years Emitts early 90s stretch Faulk stretch with Rams Tomlinson mid 2000s Davis (3yr rush & rec)= 6,100yds, 53TDs Smith (3yr rush & rec)= 5,900yds, 57TDs Faulk (3yr rush & rec)= 6,750yds, 59TDs Tomlinson= 6,100yds, 69TDs Holmes (3yr rush & rec)= 6,500yds, 61TDs If Holmes had won a superbowl in KC, he’d be in the Hall of Fame already I think Tomlinsons dominant years so close to Holmes overshadowed him which is sad. Tomlinson is a top 5 all time back. Holmes could be top 10-15 Such a joy to watch them all. Elite!
Archie Manning is one of the greatest football players of all time. In some ways, he was better than his sons.
The One n Only Mr TD! My favorite Cowboys team of that era.
I remeber English and William Gay causing havoc every Thanxsgiving game on TV
Some of your honorable mentions have a case on the veterans committee to be in the HOF. Great job
He had great vision he ran to daylight very well
When you saw that the Air Coryell offense could be awesome for a good runner that can catch. See Emmitt Smith, Marshall Faulk.
I wish more of these were in real time instead of slow motion
That throw to Eric metcalf at 3:57 🤯
Yes Lawrence Taylor is the greatest
Ray Lewis was HS compared to LT
The one true GOAT
This dude ran a 4.4 forty yard dash thats crazy. At 230 pounds
As a longtime fan of the Washington Redskins, this man was one of the best.
Excellent
Underrated
He was so ahead of his time, dude was a stud returner as well
Best ever. No argument needed
TD, the best ever, enough said
I’d take him over Emmit Smith and day of the week
the phrase Hail Mary was used for passing when I was a kid,I remember ysiugit, when Meradth was playiungsi way befre Staubach,
Wow!
i have seen very few physical geniuses like him in my life. I am proud to have played close to where he did
1971 or maybe 1972, Lustine Chevrolet in Hyattsville had an autograph session with Sonny and Billy Kilmer early on a Saturday morning. They were signing small plastic footballs. My dad brings myself and my younger brother to see them but there must have been almost a hundred people there and we're at the very back. My dad turns to me and says, "I don't know if we're going to get autographs today boys, Billy and Sonny look a little hungover". I talked my dad into getting up onto his shoulders and I yelled "Hey Sonny, throw me a spiral". Sunny points at me, and says " you ready kid" and throws the football and I catch it. Thrill of a lifetime for an 11-year-old kid to catch a pass from Sonny Jurgensen.
Happy Birthday Bruuuce Go Bills!
I remember they called him the Land Crab.
Legend
He should be in the hall of fame along with william andrews
As far as just football goes he is easily a hall of fame guy. He won’t be put in and that is sad but I understand he just doesn’t have the stats. The sad thing is if he played behind the line Emmitt smith did Eddie would hold the all time record. If he played on those patriot teams they would have more than 6 super bowls. Sucks that the measure of these men is not what they did alone but what their teams did for them as well. He is hall of fame material period.
Captain of the spin
To me Bob Hayes ran the fastest, he ran faster than a rabbit! Thats fast!!!
Someone loves Merlin Olsen. The best D line ever was the Steel Curtain. Vikings were great as well
My favorite qb of all time Steve "air" McNair Titan Up!!!! Couldn't stand the Ravens trying to get Tennessee's good players back then steve McNair Derrick Mason!!!!! Steve will always be concidered a Tennessee Titan McNair was with Tennessee longer and his best stats came with Tennessee as well his glory days were with Tennessee!!!! Rip McNair a Tennessee Titan Forever
OJ had the same problem Barry Sanders had weak team around him but I bet his Offense line was probably better than Barry's
A winner in both the NFL and in life. A true American hero who proudly served his country in war. I remember so many games when it seemed hopeless in the 4th qtr and he somehow he pulled it off--- in big playoff games no less.
The Franchise deserves more than a 5 minute highlight reel
Freeman and Wesley Walker were my favorite Jets back when I started really following them in 82 as a 12 year old.
My all time 2nd team defensive line: DE Dan Hampton, DT Buck Buchanan, DT Bob Lily, DE Dwight Freeney
My all time 1st team defensive line is: DE Deacon Jones, DT Merlin Olsen, DT Alan Page, DE Richard Dent
My 4 man line would be: Edge Lawrence Taylor, IDL Aaron Donald, IDL Alan Page, Edge Reggie White. 2nd team: Edge Bruce Smith, IDL Mean Joe Greene, IDL Merlin Olsen, Edge Deacon Jones
Ndamukong Suh should not be #10 all time, Hall of Fame DT Buck Buchanan should be in that spot or higher, Suh is top 20 though absolutely but not top 10
This one was pretty close; both players had similar stats, similar peaks, and similar accolades. I gave the Suh a small edge for two reasons; he played in an era that was emphasized offense with the rule set, and Suh wasn't surrounded by Hall of Famers like Buck was. Don't have a problem with Buck being over Suh, but I would take Suh over him.