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Bryan wrote:1) Brown
2) Halas
3) Lambeau
4) Owen
5) Neale

Those would be my Top 5 as well.

Robert Newhouse died

http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story/_/i ... 4-son-says

Otto Graham to me is the best QB EVER! Ten years of playing professional football and going to the Title/Championship game all ten years and going 7-3 in said games. Better than both Manning & Brady in my opinion. The closest we have seen and probably ever will see was Kelly quarterbacking the B...

Natrone "Refried" Means is one I can't forget for some reason....

Why do you guys like the 1930s the most? (There is nothing wrong with it, I'm just curious). You know, I don't know exactly. To me, anyway, it seems that's how the game was meant to be played, at least to me. You also had some great players, Mel Hein, Nagurski, Clarke Hinkle, Dutch Clark, Ox Emerso...

TanksAndSpartans wrote:John, thanks for sharing - I was happy to see another one of these - reminds me why the 30s is my favorite decade.

Thanks for posting the link to the article. LOVED IT! The 1930's is my favorite decade as well, TanksAndSpartans.

Ernie Stautner could be another.

JeffreyMiller wrote:Mel Hein. Don't laugh.

Can't believe I forgot about Hein. Great choice...

I'm thinking that Jack Ham might belong in the discussion as well.

Leo Nomellini, Joe Schmidt, Night Train Lane, Emlen Tunnel, Willie Lanier, not on the list? Can't please everybody I suppose....