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Love the throwbacks the Bears are wearing tonight that hearken back to the Monsters of Midway years. I know there are probably purists who think the look isn't close to the same as they had during the 30s-40s glory years, but love they're paying homage. Unfortunately, they've also really limited the...

Three mainstays for the Redskins during the glory years under Gibbs 1.0 -- Don Warren, Monte Coleman and Jeff Bostic.

My make them stop team includes John Madden, Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic. Madden was a completely insufferable self-parody by the end. He played himself rather than being himself. As for Greenberg and Golic, they must have the goat pictures. The mere image of Greenberg makes me want to wring his n...

My make them stop team includes John Madden, Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic. Madden was a completely insufferable self-parody by the end. He played himself rather than being himself. As for Greenberg and Golic, they must have the goat pictures. The mere image of Greenberg makes me want to wring his n...

Buffalo Bills' 1968 secondary, holdovers from their championship teams -- Butch Byrd, Booker Edgerson, George Saimes and Tom Janik. Had three pick sixes off Joe Namath in their only win of the season.

Two examples to start the discussion, the receiving corps of the late 60s Redskins (Bobby Mitchell, Charley Taylor and Jerry Smith) and Eagles (Ben Hawkins, Harold Carmichael, Harold Jackson).

1960 Philadelphia Eagles. Their 1958-1962 record was a perfect bell curve.

Even though Ken Riley was on my list, after hearing the comments about his qualifications, he played corner opposite Lemar Parish, and it's likely teams threw at his side more to avoid Parish that gave him more opportunities for interceptions, another overlooked really good player. Tempts me to star...

Gary Cuozzo and Milt Plum (kidding!)

Ed Meador