Brett Favre, Barry Sanders and Lou Holtz.


Brett = can win any game for you.
Barry = the most exciting RB of all time.
Lou = even during his commentary on TV, hell, it makes me want to suit up and hit someone. In a good way.

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Players: Walter Payton, Reggie White

Coach: Tough call, but I think I'd go with Bill Cowher. It's the chin.

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Does the 2x2 you'd have to shove up Lou's butt to serve as a spine count as a player? (+1 to anyone who gets the reference)

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Offense - Barry Sanders (Very hard between him and Walter Payton) - Sanders had the ability to place an offense on his back, sometimes without decent blocking to work with. Quiet leader.. but damn it would be hard to pass on Walter.

Defense - Ronnie Lott - Talent smart football player that bleed the game... I hated the Niners with a Passion but loved how this guy played the game. I want my backend of the defense to have a solid leader.. in today's game with Passing attacks being primary.. I start here.

Different era.. maybe Reggie, Deacon Jones, LT, Butkus or Nitschke. How about Darrell Green maybe..

Coach... it would be tough in todays game, but first one to take the job between Lombardi, Bud Grant, Don Shula or Tom Laundry.

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Everyone else is picking people from the past, but I'm going to break it and pick from now.

Tom Brady. Randy Moss. Tom Coughlin.

I'd pick BF, but he's probably 70-80% (if that) of his MVP years. And Tom Brady is superior to Peyton Manning. There is no comparison. Manning has always had an all-star cast around him. Brady won 3 SBs before he got star WRs.

As for Coughlin, he outsmarted the Greater Demon (if you played D&D, he'd be a Level VI Demon) Bill Belichick with Tom Brady AND Randy Moss. That's really saying something.

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