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Posted By: Eric Wells

For my team, and I guess any team, the plyers would be measured against their peers, the following team would represent the players in their "prime"


QB Tom Brady (last year's version)
HB Barry Sanders (imagine if he had this type of blocking)
FB Earl Campbell for short yardage, and goal line situations
WR Lance Alworth
WR Jerry Rice
WR Randy Moss (Brady would pick you apart with these three WR's, throw Deion in there occasionally...watch out!! Moss would be the deep threat)
TE John Mackey (can block and catch)
T Jackie Slater (brick wall)
T Anthony Munoz (brick wall)
G John Hannah (brick wall)
G Jim Parker (brick wall)
C Dwight Stephenson (best center ever, easy)

P Sammy Baugh (Backup QB)
K Adam Vinatieri (who else would you want if the game is on the line?)
PR Devin Hester (could also be back with Sayers for KR)
KR Gale Sayers (Backup HB)
ST Bill Bates (special teams stud)

ILB Dick Butkus
ILB Ray Lewis
OLB Jack Lambert
OLB Lawrence Tayler (which of these four LB's would you least want to run into?)
DE Reggie White
DE Bob Lilly (White and Lilly at each end of the line..devastating, oh yeah, LT can come around the outside of these guys)
DT Joe Greene
DT Lee Roy Selmon (very underrated, played on some bad teams, a monster)
NG Chuck Bednarik (backup Center)
CB Deion Sanders (could also line up at WR or return kicks, a true shutdown corner)
CB Darrell Green (no one will out run him)
SS Ronnie Lott (could force some fumbles with his hits)
FS Dick (Night Train) Lane (just let this guy roam free back there...also let him use his "clothesline" tackle)

Coach: Vince Lombardi, Bill Walsh (Off coord), Tom Landry (def coord)

Owner: George Halas

Howard Cosell, Don Meredith, and Al Michaels would call the game