Interesting, and there's a proper contingent of old-school players as well.
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#12 Tom Brady over Terry Bradshaw or Roger Staubach? That could cause a lot of debate.
#34 Walter Payton. OK, he has more rushing yards than anyone, but the greatest running back with the number 34 (or any other number) was clearly Bo Jackson.
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There were several cases where they picked a current or recently-retired star instead of the best that ever played.
They named Ben Roethlisberger the second-best #7 ever. He of the 22.6 quarterback rating. Accepting that John Elway was the best #7, Ron Jaworski was a better QB than Roethlisberger, for one example.