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my favorite line, "I don't think he knew he was playing Tom Brady, I don't even think he knew he won". lol
Hands down! 😂😂
Sometimes don’t even think he was playing in general.
@@SuperQB7_ It's literally in the first 2 minutes of the video. I don't understand you "timestamp?" Comment people, take 2 freaking minutes to watch the video. You're right up there with people who ask a question and wait a week for a reply on here instead of taking 7 seconds to ask Google 🙄🤦🏻♂️
@@michaelefferson5780 I like how you think you can tell everyone what to do. Maybe some people like responses from comments instead of Google
@@michaelefferson5780 You do realize that some people might miss certain portions. Not everyone sits down and watches a 40 minute CZcams video, I use these as ambient noise while working so I miss details sometimes.
O-Linemen truly have a thankless job. Here's some facts for the snickering John Hannah got here. The 1978 Patriots rushed for an NFL record 3,165 yards behind Hannah and the team had 4 rushers who gained over 500 yards including QB Steve Grogan and also rushed for 181 first downs that year thanks to paths Hannah created. Widley recognized recognized as the best offensive lineman when he retired. First Team All Pro selection 10 years in a row. A 9 time Pro Bowler. In his 13 year career he only missed 5 games due to injury. First Patriot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and a first-ballot HoF'er. Yeah. He was a pretty good player, you could say.
Yeah, that made me mad. Probably the second greatest guard ever. You can debate whether he belongs here, but don't make fun of him.
Harry Engel I couldn’t agree with you more. I became a Pats fan in 1997, had to do a lot of research to truly appreciate this team
It was actually 10 straight years as a All-Pro. 7 times it was 1st team, 3 times it was 2nd team. Still an amazing achievement.
Hannah belongs, and to further the O-Line lack of respect, Gene Upshaw is clearly better than Ken Stabler for the Oakland Mt Rushmore.
@Kayfabe Candyass
ROLL TIDE ROLL
Bill Belichick's retirement speech:
"We're on to Canton..."
He's always going to Ohio
We're banned from Canton" lol
Bill Bellicheck in heaven
God: Congratulations my son you've made it to paradise! I'm here to answer all the questions of the universe!
Bill: Look I'm just focused on eternity alright. where do I get the wings?
God: uh...ok?
You want to make smile just mention Lawrence Taylor
hes gonna die before he retires. I think he might of said that too
The disrespect for John Madden not being on the Raiders Mount Rushmore is insane to me. Dude is an icon even after football lol.
True, he should be on it. This show should also mention that the Chicago Bears have more HOFers than any other franchise!
You can’t have 2 non-players taking up half the mount so I get Al Davis over Madden. The real disrespect is not having Gene Upshaw on here.
My Raiders MR: Al Davis, Gene Upshaw, Howie Long, and ole man Willie Brown.
Yea...I mean his name is only on the most important football game ever. LOL.
R u serious?? I ain't peep it yet,!! Off top of my head I say Al Davis, Madden, Otto, Gene Upshaw!! But n modern times Oakland Raiders Touchdown Timmy Brown, Charles Woodson, Senses Janikowski, Al Davis
I think to get a good mix of decades (at least the good ones)
Al, GU, Howie Long, Tim Brown
What in the hell is Ferrall doing without a shirt?
Joshua Resnick showing off the sexy, obviously
Where in the video is it addressed?
Zach Thompson fred biletnikoff raiders
I know
I thought that was Danny Bonaduce for a sec
For those looking for their team:
00:02 New York Giants
04:10 Miami Dolphins
07:35 Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts
10:15 Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders
13:08 Chicago Bears
16:20 Pittsburgh Steelers
19:39 New England Patriots
23:16 Dallas Cowboys
26:09 Green Bay Packers
29:53 San Francisco 49ers
Thanks
So pretty much, teams from the coasts, and old teams.....
🙏🏾 !!!
@@leesdroidaccountharbin9665 yes....the good teams...
@@LaMarcGasoldridge I highly disagree, but that’s just my opinion
Stop inviting that Borg guy for these. He isnt funny and almost makes it unwatchable
Honestly yes I agree with you. Here he’s annoying and says things that make no sense and I just wanna fast forward. In other things, he’s actually kinda funny. And when I say kinda, I really mean kinda. He’s not hilarious. But yes, here, he’s annoying.
Agree with you 100%. My FFD is set at 5 instead of default 10 seconds. The second that Borg pops up I’m tapping the screen at least twice. Lol 😂
He was on the show Curb Your Enthusiasm with Larry David for one episode... Pretty sure that's why he was relevant at the time NFL films was looking for people for these kind of videos
Not gonna lie the shoeless joe wordplay with Shula made me laugh.
I mean the fact the Cleveland Browns aren’t on this list is a travesty, like you have arguably one of the greatest coach of all time in Paul Brown, arguably the greatest player of all time in Jim Brown, Ozzie Newsome who helped changed the tight end position, Otto Graham who took his team to 10 straight championship appearances, there was also Marion Motley, the first black player in pro football, there’s also Joe Thomas, one of the greatest offensive linemen in NFL history, Paul Warfield was a dominant receiver
Listen!!! The Browns have great history BUT.....never made it to the SUper BOwl ...so that eliminates being in the top ten ...........
BrickCity101 they might not have won Super Bowls, but they won NFL championships before the Super Bowl, and they have had guys who changed the game... I mean I get your argument
I agree...Cleveland Browns should have been on the list. They're up there with the Bears as far as history. Paul Brown, Jim Brown, Ozzie Newsome, Otto Graham, Joe Thomas, some people might make the argument that Kosar should be up there.
BrickCity101 they did win NFL championships which in my opinion is the equivalent of Super Bowls
No paul warfield jim brown is wayyyyyy better
Adam Vinatieri should have copped the 4th spot for the patriots
What about Mo Lewis
Playing more years with the Colts than with the Patriots is what I'm thinking didn't get him considered.
How can you be on the mount Rushmore when you barely played for that team
Colts too.
@@derlycalza5949 He's the reason that the Patriots have at least 3 rings...js. Without Vinatieri, the Patriots would only have 3 rings not 6.
“How can I create the perfect rectangular face” coming from the guy with the perfect square face
This dude just said Aikman was better than Montana smh
BS Network of course, look some some highlights boy, no one could match Aikman’s accuracy, and don’t come at me with stats; Dallas was a run-first offense; but then again the other teams had to throw the ball because their running backs sucked
@@hechogamermx4812 aikman was closer to a game manager than the best of his generation. He was a product of his environment, an old school Alex Smith. Aikman is one of the most overrated guys ever.
BS Network Aikman is know where near Joe Montanas level.
HECHOGAMER MX Joe Montana had an amazing runningback named roger Craig.
look at Aikman stats. he was a legit game manager. no salary cap. had superstars all around him. arguably the best O-Line ever in the NFL.
The disrespect for John Hannah... Patriots rushed for 3000 yards with him at guard and went to the Superbowl in 1985... Just saying... Probably the best guard of all time.
One of the few dudes to ever play the position and regularly lay dudes our while pass blocking. I mean what a concept, dude was just so freakishly strong. I didn't know who he was so I went to watch some tape of him and he could be better than Larry Allen
The best player in Patriots history, period.
Best guard of all time? Jerry Kramer says "WTF?"
Kramer was fantastic and I'm happy he's finally in the hall of fame (well deserved) but John Hannah i believe was better.
5 x first team all pro vs 10 x first team all pro... Hannah was more consistent for longer for his career.
Agreed
This used to be my favorite show. Now it's a bunch of comedians who know nothing about football being annoying.
I mean its pretty funny tho
Remove FLULA
Nicholas Barrett This show used to be so good when actual football people were talking now its literally a joke. Sad 😞
Well it probably get more views now so itll be like this for a while until there is some serious lash back
@@thornicus Now, Skeeter, he ain't hurtin' nobody.
That throw to Manningham was one of the great Super Bowls throws of all time.
They need to get these "comedians" off the show. They're terribly unfunny. Especially flula Borg
Now, Skeeter, he ain't hurtin' nobody.
I've volunteered my services like 7 million times.
I don't mind everyone else because at least they talk about the players. This Borg dude says stupid things with an exaggerated German accent.
But Roy Wood Jr.....
Rowdy Jr. He’s actually a sports guy he has a radio show he just happens to be pretty funny too
For those of you who don't know, outside of Jerry Rice, Don Hutson is the most dominant wide receiver in NFL history. He held the receiving touchdown record (99) for 60 years before Steve Largent broke it in the 1980s. When you are talking about a player's greatness, I think the best way is to compare what they did to the players in their era. Hutson was by far the best receiver during the time he played. He revolutionized the passing game.
Then who do you leave off the MR, because it certainly can’t be Rodgers.
Redskins Mount Rushmore:
Sammy Baugh, John Riggins, Darrell Green, Joe Gibbs
Better than the Giants
Another Honorable Mention: The Secretary of Defense Dexter Manley.
manfredaxcore
Dont forget Art Monk
manfredaxcore don’t forget Anthony Johnson
Sean Taylor?
As a lifelong Cowboys fan, I think this list is good. Especially considering that there are only 4 spots. I must say thank you for not including Jerry Jones.
Lol. Bob Lily was left out. Also why no mention of the Chicago Bears boasting the most HOFers out of any NFL franchise?!
Thank you for posting the video.
Lawrence Taylor on the Giants' Mount Rushmore?! LT.......is THE MOUNTAIN!!
Him and Tom are the two best to ever play football and it’s not even close
GOAT QB JOE MONTANA
GOAT WR JERRY RICE
GOAT S RONNIE LOTT
GOAT C BILL WALSH
#1 Mount Rushmore...they are the mount rushmore of MOUNT RUSHMORE
And yes Lawrence Taylor is the GOAT LB
@@thegoat164 and randy was more raw doe, and honestly I’m a diehard New England fan and there’s no guy I’d rather have than Bdawk if I could only have one guy that’s just me he was too versatile.
@@thegoat164 you’re smoking that stuff dude Joe couldn’t shine toms shoes
Dan Marino would have won a Super Bowl if the defenses and running games around him were better.
+Harry Engel I know, right?
He would of won a few if the terry Bradshaw didn’t lie about his shoulder surgery that he had done over the offseason and payed a doctor to do it under a fake name, the Steelers where gonna draft dan. It’s a shame dan would have a few rings and Steelers would of had 8 or 9 by now
What if Marino played in 72
Maybe if they focused on building the defense up really well during that time, but Marino hated to hand the ball off. I bring this up because Marino, like most of us who watched him play, preferred it when he threw the ball. The best situation they should have come up with would have been to draft or hire a guy like Roger Craig or Rickey Waters who are both 1,000 for rushing and 1,000 for receiving yards in a season. They could be integrated in to the passing plays that Marino preferred.
And? So would alot of qbs
Rams could make a case for being close. Faulk, Dickerson, Deacon Jones, "Night Train" Lane played for them for a little, same for Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch. Not as obvious as some of the ones listed because many of their best players ever were older.
Harry Engel him too, though he doesn't rank as high at his position all time as Deacon Jones for example.
Isaac Bruce should prob have a spot somewhere. Marshall and Dickerson were amazing, but that's already 2 backs on a Mt. Rushmore.
The Rams History sucks ........at least to make it in the top ten...
CANT FORGET MERLIN OLSEN! I’d put the rams Mount Rushmore in over the patriots
Jackie Slater, Jack Youngblood, Merlin Olsen. Also Bob Waterfield and Norm Van Brocklin.
Browns: Jim Brown, Paul Brown, Otto Graham, Ozzie Newsome
Bernie Kosar
marion motley
Ozzie also goes on the Ravens Mtn for his amazing work as GM.
11:43 Jim Plunkett was the greatest restoration project in NFL history. He was at his lowest point in his career when he became a Raiders quarterback and led them to two Super Bowls at a time when he was cut from the 49ers.
Tell me I'm wrong.
Marcus Allen was the NFL version of the Human Highlight Film!
Steve Young presents the 49er's Mt. Rushmore, Lol
For the Patriots I would have to add Vinatieri, he kicked two superbowl winning field goals.
Bears should have Bronko Nagurski. He was the Babe Ruth of the NFL. Other teams rejoiced when he retired. He was so dominant at any position he played and he played both offense and defense. Largest ring finger in the HISTORY of the Hall Of Fame.
& Sid Luckman- how many titles gets you on the list? inaugural H.O.F. class! the man did it all!! & he fought in WWII
Assuming your 3rd is Halas...who's the last guy? Payton, Singletery, or Butkus?
I like these new NFL films Top 10s, but stop including Flula Borg. He’s annoying and is just on these episodes for laughs. He’s not funny
Ground Chuck yes! Fills Borg is the worst!
I agree
He has no idea of the sport and it just gets annoying he says something that ain’t funny at all and just sucks
Not funny AT ALL! And he’s in EVERY EPISODE on nearly every entry on the list
Yea that guy sucks
You guys should do a list of top 10 NFL Lore moments (e.g. Joe Montana's John Candy thing)
I like that idea. That list could be at least a top 20 countdown.
Great list!
As a Bears fan, I'd switch Singletary with Sid Luckman. The guy won 4 NFL Championships in the 1940s when some of the Bears, including George Halas, were fighting in WWII.
The Colts tho:
“Fast forward fifty years and the story played out again for the same franchise.”
You forgot to add “only it was MUCH, MUCH better”
I’m cool with them all
Unitas was ahead of his time. Manning was just the best QB out at the time; and maybe not even that *Brady.
That's because it wasn't much much better.
You could make an argument for Reggie White being on the Packers Mount Rushmore because without him Farve doesn’t have a super bowl ring. He’s arguably the greatest defensive linemen of all time. Overall I think the list was very good and they got number 1 correct.
I was wondering if anybody else noticed or thought that. White should have been on there.
I thought he'd be there. I didn't think they'd put Starr there. I agree with the final four, though...Reggie did leave in the middle of his career.
Played more years and had better numbers for another team.
Otto Graham-Ozzie Newsome-Jim Brown-Paul Brown
How is that not in the Top 10? How is that not #1??
Or Marion Motley and Lou Grouza! Also Ravens can have 1 with Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Ogden, and Terrell Suggs or Ozzie!
Bears mountain should have Ditka. He pretty much invented the modern tight end position, and coached their lone SB win. Singletary was maybe the third best linebacker on the famous Bears team.
Great the borg guy is again here, is is not funny!!!!! He is cringe worth
Couldn't agree more... The bloke is a drop kick
Now, Skeeter, he ain't hurtin' nobody.
I just gave someone else a "thumb's down" for stating that he thought that Flula Borg was not funny. I happen to think that he is. Therefore, you get a "thumb's down" for your comment from me.
That guy is the best part of this video.
@John Koziol I'm sure that thumbs down really hurts, you find that hack funny which means you still get to take the L
The Browns Rushmore, even though I know I'm going to get hated, is definitely better than the Giants and probably the Dolphins. Paul Brown revolutionized the game and essentially invented modern football. Jim Brown, the greatest running back ever. Otto Graham, the only quarterback in football history to lead his team to the championship 10 years in a row. And the last spot you can kind of throw up between a few players, Ozzie Newsome, one of the best tight ends ever, I'd be willing to put Joe Thomas on as one of the best left tackles ever, Lou Groza, one of the best kickers and tackles ever, or Paul Warfield, one of the best receivers of the 60s and 70s. I think that's a top 4 that makes it onto the list. If essentially a top 3 in the Patriots can make it as high as they did, I think the Browns deserve to be on the list.
So true 👏
The Cleveland Browns NEVER been in a superbowl....CASE CLOSED!!!!!!!!
Agreed. It was ridiculous to see these know-nothings pretend that the Browns didn’t deserve a spot on the list...and I’m a Giants fan
Paul brown, jim brown, otto graham, ozzie Newsome for the browns
A lot of these guys are ravens not browns anymore 🤷🏼♂️
Vikings....Grant, Page, Tarkenton, Moss
Stefon Diggs just for the Minneapolis miracle
Don't forget Peterson
Carter
It's criminal that Denver isn't on this list, even in the lower spots. We went to 8 super bowls in 40 years.
Here's my Mt Rushmore for them.
Elway, Bowlen, Gradishar, Sharpe.
Bills: Jim Kelly, OJ Simpson, Bruce Smith, Andre Reed
@Rowdy Jr. it was either thomas or Reed. It was a tough decision
@@CSaw92 I'll take Thomas
Ok so I thought in-depth about this. The Bills firstly should be on this list, as their Rushmore is soooo much stronger than most teams on here. There are two options:
Kelly, Thurman, Bruce, OJ (would love to include Andre/Levy but neither was as good as the guys I did include)
Or:
Kelly, Thurman, Bruce, Marv/Ralph Wilson (if you’re punishing OJ...if you aren’t punishing OJ, he is always on the Mount Rushmore for the Bills).
Thomas was NFL MVP in 1991. I love Andre, but he was never in the discussion for MVP, ever, period, ever.
Rowdy Jr. Nope, OJ was better
The Niners have had great players before the ‘80s. John Brodie, Y.A. Tittle, Hugh McElhenny, Joe “the Jet” Perry, RC Owens, etc...but all anyone talks about are the same media golden boys
Just like the Cowboys had great, legendary players before the 90s dynasty. The fact that Tony Dorsett or Randy White or Harvey Martin weren’t even mentioned...is just inexcusable
I just watch this whole video and I must say that these are indeed very solid mount rushmores. Especially number one.
Chargers: Dan Fouts, LaDainian Tomlinson, Junior Seau, Philip Rivers
Replace Philip Rivers with Lance Alworth.
W
Philip Rivers. Nah. Alworth or Coach Coryell
Lance Alworth over Rivers by 4 marathons.
Cant leave Bambi off the list.
Ravens: 4 hall of famers drafted in a 7 year period, played their entire careers for the ravens(except for one throwaway year by ed Reed) and won 2 Super Bowls with these players. Ray and JO for one, and ray, Suggs, and reed for the second. A 22 year old franchise with 2 Super Bowls and 4 hall of famers.
TheShadoes4321 they’ll never get any love though
Imagine if they stayed in Cleveland
Winston Cannady yeah Bill Belichek and Nick Saban would be there coaches along with Ozzie Newsome drafting talent my god
@@hunterbrodnik2420 also Browns with Jim Brown, Paul Brown, Otto Graham, and Lou Groza!
Thats Why im a 49er fan. Pure Platinum gold!!!!!
FACTS!!!!
#9erLoyal #9erProud #9erFaithful
I was a 49ers fan BEFORE they won anything so I watched Pure Platinum in real time appear before my eyes.
Bill Walsh drafted those 3 GOATS Joe Montana, Ronnie Lott and Jerry Rice.
I'd argue Herschel Walker should be on the Cowboys Mt. Rushmore for the fact that his trade made the Cowboys a dynasty, and brought in both Aikmen and Smith, among others.
Flula Borg is horrible
Pure cringe, that guy
Now, Skeeter, he ain't hurtin' nobody.
Project Mayhem Lmao imagine being such a fanboy you comment the same south park quote on every comment that says flula is annoying.
@@thizlam4810 you have to admit, it's pretty funny though. XD
And I think it's a Duke's of Hazards quote.
@@projectmayhem6898 ugghhh, how many times you going to leave that same comment?? Dude is horrible get over it son son.
#6 has got two words..... DA BEARS
If Packers are 2, then Bears should be 1.
@@me6017 Nah, Packers will always be better than the Bears. Sincerely, a Packer fan.
@@me6017 theres no player on the Packers better than Walter Payton though he a top 5 player all time no one on the Packers is top 5
Bears should be number 1
Ravens already have a mount Rushmore to be proud of, they all played together at the same time
Ray Lewis
Ed Reed
Johnathan Ogden
Terrel suggs.
Dont know I'd consider them a top ten Rushmore yet, I'm just a ravens fan reminiscing on the good times
If they had ever had a stud QB along with Lewis, Reed and Ogden they’d be around 8th or ninth best Mount Rushmore
They aren't
Ray Lewis
Ed Reed
Jonathan Ogden
Lamar Jackson
LT changed the game. That man should be every single NFL mount rushmore.
People forget that on Super Tecmo Bowl LT was like Bo Jackson on Defense.
Super fast getting those sacks.
But it was The Raiders team that were just sick on the Tecmo Bowl’s though.
Not only The Greatest Athlete in History on 1 side and the game makers made him deservingly so as such, plus Marcus Allen to go with him but then you still had Howie Long on the other side and he was close to LT status on that game too.
Howie was the only other player created to Greatness proportions on the D side of Super Tecmo Bowl.
That was the 1st Great sports Game.
Once the Game was able to save @ all, gave you a season and was able to sub a couple players in & out... that was so completely far ahead of everything else.
It was so awesome.
I loved that Game, for a while too.
I still liked it for little while even after Sega Genesis came out.
1:30 how confused he looks and bomboozled 💀😭
I have followed the Cowboys since the Ice Bowl and as far as players are concerned, there has NEVER been a greater Dallas player than Mr. Cowboy himself, #74, the first Cowboy ever drafted, the first Cowboy to be inducted into the team’s illustrious Ring of Honor and the first Cowboy to be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Sports fans, I give you the immortal Bob Lilly, arguably the greatest defensive lineman EVER.
I get people wanting Bob Lilly but then who do you leave off? Aikman? Well maybe I guess but it's hard to justify leaving of the starting QB of a team that won 3 of 4 Super Bowls, especially when he went to 6 Pro Bowls, had a Super Bowl MVP and an NFL Man of the Year Trophy. The really nuts part to me is that they only listed Dallas as number 3 on this list.
@@ashleighelizabeth5916 The Cowboys often get overlooked. I was stunned when Cliff Harris made it into Canton.
Chuck Howley and Lee Roy Jordan are both worthy as well. Jethro Pugh was so underappreciated and overshadowed by Mr. Cowboy. But Lilly can tell you how great Pugh was.
Charlie Waters should be considered as well.
@@yourroyalhighness7662 no argument here. It's criminal that Ed "Too Tall" Jones isn't in the HOF. Not to mention Harvey Martin the first CO MVP to split the trophy. And don't get me started on Darren Woodson! And how could I forget Everson Walls! Man lead the league interceptions three different times and is one of only two players in history to do that!
And yes totally agree about Chuck Howley I mean he was the first defensive player to be named Super Bowl MVP for Christ's sake!
@@ashleighelizabeth5916 And Chuck remains the only player from the losing team to win the Super Bowl MVP Award. He refused to accept the car that he won.
Btw, the players you mentioned...all great, especially Martin and Jones.
Some trivia that you probably already know. At SB VI the writers wanted to name Duane Thomas as the MVP but were afraid of how he would react so they gave the award to Staubach.
One more thing. Maybe Don Mededith for the Hall?
@@yourroyalhighness7662 I always heard that everybody thought Bob Lilly should get the MVP but that they didn't want to give it to a defensive player two years in a row.
Don is a tough one, I'm not sure you can say he really had the numbers as a QB. But he should be in the hall on his Monday Night Broadcasting career alone honestly.
This is on my Mt. Rushmore of NFL Films Top 10’s
How do you not put Dungy on the Colts list??
damn, watching Lott highlights was a treat you dont see in today's NFL
NFL FILMS, PLEASE REMOVE FLULA FROM THESE VIDEOS HE IS SO ANNOYING AND IRRELEVANT!
Edit: BTW, I skip every time he talks on this video and I know I am not the only one who does that.
Lies
I actually like him
He annoying
Very irrelevant, but now you’ve made me grow on him because of your dislike for him lmao.
@@johnnytsunami8444 I couldn't care less about your new found affinity for Flula
30:03 anyone know what the background music that starts playing here is called?
John Hannah was the best EVER at his position, he has to be on that mountain.
I would've thought Urlacher would've been on the Bears Mt Rushmore by now.
100 years of history and 28ish HOFer, they have too many greats
Honestly, no disrespect, but I would have put an old school player instead of Singletary. Maybe Luckman, Nagurski, or Grange.
That wouldn't be a terrible choice, but that would mean the bears wouldn't have anyone representing arguably the best defense ( 83-85 bears) in the NFL
TheCrunchySopa the list is Bullshit! The Bears at #6? The team with the Most Hall Of Famers, The Team that started and kept the NFL relevant since its inception! The Team with the 2nd most championships, and most hall of Famers in the NFL. Yet they're #6? What a bunch of idiots and a complete lack of respect for the charter franchise of the NFL. Pathetic really.
If the Rushmore had more spots I’m sure he would. The Bears had so many great defensive players through out their history.
"Steve Young presents: The 49er Rushmore."
haha
Harry Engel dwight clark and roger craig are above joe perry imo
Craig has to be the next up for this list. The first player with 1000yrds rushing and receiving in the same year. You just can't argue with that. And it's a shame he isn't in the HoF yet.
Anyone know what song is playing at 30:25 and during Steve Young's run? I love that song and have heard it a few times in these NFL Films things and I really want to own it.
I like singletary and all, but how do you put him on the mountain over ditka
Jets: Joe Namath, Curtis Martin, Don Maynard, Mark Gastineau
No Browns or Ravens, definitely surprises me. I mean, for Cleveland, you have a locked three of Paul Brown, Jim Brown and Otto Graham. For the Ravens, you have three guys at different positions who are, bare minimum, in the discussion for the greatest of all time at that position (Ogden at LT, Reed at Safety and Lewis and ILB).
Heck, Ozzie is in the discussion for both Mount Rushmores if you start getting into GMs.
Great point. Also Marion Motley for the Cleveland Browns!
Fred Biletnikoff and John Madden should have been on Oakland’s Mount Rushmore
Best thing about the Raiders’ highlights is Bill King. Should be in the Halls of Fame of three sports.
Brady, Belichick, Gronkowski, and either Moss or John Hannah. Thats the greatest QB all time, best coach all-time, arguably best TE ever, and Moss is the 2nd greatest WR ever. Hannah one of the best O lineman ever ( 7x 1st team All-Pro & 3x 2nd team All-Pro)
I think it has to be John Hannah bc he’s the greatest guard ever and he was the main reason they had any success prior to the 1990s
How are the Browns not number 1 let alone not even make the list. WOW. Paul Brown. Jim Brown. Otto Graham. Leroy Kelly. Ozzie Newsome. Joe Thomas. Lou Groza. Paul Warfield. Dante Lavelli and the list goes on. The Browns has as rich of history as any team in NFL history. CMON MAN
Not to mention Bernie Kosar, too. Took the Browns to the AFC Championship a few times.
Maybe because they are the league's second worse team since the Super Bowl era
As a Cowboys fan i'd say.... Staubach, Landry, Aikman, Johnson. The top QB, Coach combo of the two greatest periods in Cowboys history. Yeah there's cases to be made for members of the Doomsday Defense, the other two tripletts and a more modern great like Witten etc but that's who i'd choose.
Everyone's reaction to Eli Manning though. XD
I'm glad they put him on here, though. The dude had great years. Not to mention he stepped up and made plays when it mattered the most. At this point, he's earned respect. Even if we still make fun of the way he looks. Lol
10: 0:01 New York Giants
9: 4:09 Miami Dolphins
8: 7:35 Indianapolis Colts
7: 10:14 Las Vegas Raiders
6: 13:08 Chicago Bears
5: 16:20 Pittsburgh Steelers
4: 19:37 New England Patriots
3: 23:15 Dallas Cowboys
2: 26:09 Green Bay Packers
1: 29:52 San Francisco 49ers
Lombardi, Rice, Brady, LT All-Time NFL Mount Rushmore
Halas
I would maybe put the browns ahead of the G Men or Dolphins. I mean their Mt. Rushmore comes with:
Paul Brown- Maybe greatest coach ever
Otto Graham- Top 5 QB all time
Jim Brown- Possibly the GOAT
Joe Thomas- One of the greatest tackles ever
Yep
I went back and forth on a few of these myself.
the 49ers would of been the first team to 3peat if roger Craig didn't fumble in the 1990 NFC championship. joe Montana got hurt in that game and steve young came in. all they needed to go is hold the ball and they would have won. and its really unfair to Roger Craig. I think he should be in the Hof. he was a really great running back and he can catch really well, he was the first player in NFL history to have over 1000 of rushing and over 100 recaptions in 1 season. people say that the 49ers never forgave for doing that, but it could of happen to anybody. and he was one of reasons y then won super bowls. Craig killed the Miami in the super bowl.
Agree. Steve Young would've won his first Super bowl without the Craig fumble.
There is no guarantee that they would have defeated the Buffalo Bills in SB 25!
How are the Dolphins higher than the Giants?
The real question is how are the Giants on the list.
yoowuzgud exactly
Uh, how about the 70's and 80's, which included numerous SB appearances and victories, an undefeated season, and a Hall of Fame QB and HOF head coach.
@@cladothehobbit8290 Two letters: L. T.
@@cladothehobbit8290 why wouldn't the giants be on the list.
I still feel like ditka should have made the list. Guy was a hof coach and player
I am a Seahawks fan but the Pittsburgh Mount Rushmore is so tough!!
Vikings mount rushmore:
Bud Grant
Fran Tarkenton
Alan Page
Cris Carter/Randy Moss/Adrian Peterson (Choose 1)
Cris
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Where the Broncos at??
John Elway, Von Miller, Shannon Sharpe, Terrell Davis
Honorable Mention: Champ Bailey, Steve Atwater, & Karl Mecklenburg
Colorado native and lifetime Broncos fan here. You could make an argument for them to be at #10 or so. Unfortunately, Elway is underrated, Miller is still playing, and I think Davis had not made the Hall by the time this was released.
@@siler7 the NFL has always been prejudiced against Denver.
We can't forget Floyd Little he helped keep the franchise in Denver
@@RalphReagan Couldn't agree more!
@Harry Engel Definitely could throw him in there too.
12:51 has my dying ✋✋😂
If there was to be a kicker on this list, Vinateri should definitely be on the pats Mt Rushmore. The most clutch player of all time in my opinion
I don’t know how you can have a Dallas Cowboys Mount Rushmore and not include Bob Lilly, who is the greatest player in their franchise’s history.
Is it him or Roger?
@@AmirKhan-yv8jm smith, Lilly, and Staubach could be. For me it would be smith
#1 Paul Brown -
Greatest coach of all time,
Integrated football BEFORE Jackie Robinson in baseball ....
His offense was the predecessor to today's wide open offenses,
In 10 years he went to 10 championships and won 7 rings
Most of the greats coaches are part of his tree
Founder and creator of 2 teams
Browns should have a Mount Rushmore- arguably the greatest RB in Jim Brown, an all-time great QB in Otto Grahmak, Paul Brown as you explained, and Marion Motley or Lou Groza!
We had a pretty good receivers and was Paul Warfield when I heard of them go dolphins and this guy Larry Csonka
Agree on Number 1
Joe Montana is often criticized for being just an extension of Bill Walsh. But Joe's comeback game in 1989 against the Eagles really shows what he was made of. I don't think there's any modern day QB who could have made that comeback.
Jim Parker over Marvin Harrison
Gene Upshaw OR Jim Otto OR Art Shell OR Ted Hendricks over Howie Long
Bronko Nagurski over Mike Singletary
Mike Webster OR Jack Lambert OR Jack Ham OR Mel Blount OR Rod Woodson over Franco Harris
Bob Lilly over Troy Aikman OR Emmitt Smith
#22 has to be on there for the Cowboys but I would have put Lilly or Irvin over Aikman.
I said Jack Lambert or Mel Blount over Harris too
I'd also have John Mackey over Raymond Berry
I like how they didn't have anyone say anything good about the Patriots. For Brady, it was just the narrator in the background. They spent half the segment hating on John Hannah, a quarter of it making Gronk seem like an idiot, and then split the rest making fun of Belichick's scowl and Brady's dimple.
Brett Favre is the king of interceptions
Jameis Winston would beg to differ
Really? Aikman over Bob Lilly? Randy White? Tony Dorsett? Jason Witten?
Michael Irvin?
Larry Allen?
Mr. Cowboy Bob Lilly not making the cut was just ridiculous, tbh.
It’s only because he was the qb of the dream team.
Aikman has 3 superbowl wins.
How is Aaron Rodgers not in his team's Mount Rushmore???🤦 he's top 5 QB of all time like wtf lol
He's a better QB than Favre that's for sure.
@@philbox3productions not in stats he isn’t
As a kid the best linebackers in football where Brian Urlacher Ray Lewis and Zach Thomas. I think it's head scratching when they completely dismissed him being on the mount rushmore then calling Jason Taylor underrated when he is in the hall. While Zach is still waiting. If you don't think Thomas doesn't deserve to be in the hall you don't know football period.
Might have to update the list. PATS-6 Super Bowls
Bills Mount Rushmore
Jim Kelly
OJ Simpson
Andre Reed
Bruce Smith
Where's Marv Levy?
Bill's mount Rushmore
Super bowl loss 1
Super bowl loss 2
Super bowl loss 3
Super bowl loss 4
Replace OJ with Thurman and you have a way more iconic Rushmore. Seriously, it would be four HoFers that played on the same team and made it to four straight Super Bowls together. They’re so iconic in Buffalo. Not the murderer OJ that played on shitty Bills teams. That Mount Rushmore would look great next to Niagara Falls.
@@swan6279 ik some was gonna say that
i could have put him but i couldn't ignore these 4 players
well the Patriots now have 6 championships
10:40my West Oakland patna Kirk we went ta middle n High school together. Im proud of him dat he turned out doin well. God Bless yo lil bro Kelvin n i hope yo moms is ok. 1-Luv
Browns Mount Rushmore: Otto Graham, Jim Brown, Joe Thomas, Paul Brown