All-Time 49ers Team

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Originally posted by Niner_N_Caroliner:

Originally posted by pdizo916:
Greenlaw

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Haha, not yet. But he does look good

What other proof do you need?

This. End thread.

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
This. End thread.

Im trying to figure out if you guys are serious haha

Originally posted by Giedi:
Meh, Dean's best years were with us.

But '84 DLine had Gary Johnson.

Gary Johnson = buckner today
Fred = bosa today.


And dont forget Michael carter, holt and board.

Our 2020 DLine looks just like that '84 DLine.

Dean only started 5 games in his career as a 49er. His best years were 79-81, only half of one season was with SF during that stretch.

Michael Carter was great, thats why I listed him on my team.

Also Gary Johnson was a backup on that '84 team. Manu Tuiasosopo, Dwaine Board and Jim Stuckey were the starters.

Gary Johnson was a great player with SD, but he was 32 years old and one year short of retirement when he came to SF.

Originally posted by Niner_N_Caroliner:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Meh, Dean's best years were with us.

But '84 DLine had Gary Johnson.

Gary Johnson = buckner today
Fred = bosa today.


And dont forget Michael carter, holt and board.

Our 2020 DLine looks just like that '84 DLine.

Dean only started 5 games in his career as a 49er. His best years were 79-81, only half of one season was with SF during that stretch.

Michael Carter was great, thats why I listed him on my team.

Also Gary Johnson was a backup on that '84 team. Manu Tuiasosopo, Dwaine Board and Jim Stuckey were the starters.

Gary Johnson was a great player with SD, but he was 32 years old and one year short of retirement when he came to SF.

You must have never seen the nickel defense that destroyed Marinos offense. The nickel pass rush was Dean, Johnson, Carter and Board, and they had 51 (I belive) sacks that year and the team went 15-1. Dean was a pass rush specialist- not big enough to play on a 3-4 base defense, either at LB or DE. Gary was a monster inside that had to be doubled, and Dean was left one on one most of the time.

The track stances and the heat Bosa, buckner, armstead and Ford brought to Green Bay reminded me of that great '84 pass rush. Aaron pretty much avoided at least 3 sacks by tossing the ball to the sidelines or on the ground in the NFCCG. Once that '84 DLine had a lead, the game was pretty much over. I'm betting its going to be the same with Mahomes.

After reading some of the comments I decided this practice left off too many of our favorites that deserve to be mentioned.

So I did a Top 15 at every position and a few extras

QB
1. Joe Montana
2. Steve Young
3. John Brodie
4. Y.A. Tittle
5. Jeff Garcia
6. Frankie Albert
7. Colin Kaepernick
8. Jimmy Garoppolo
9. Alex Smith
10. Steve DeBerg
11. Jim Plunkett
12. Shaun Hill
13. Tim Rattay
14. Steve Spurrier
15. Nick Mullens

RB
1. Roger Craig
2. Hugh McElhenny
3. Frank Gore
4. Garrison Hearst
5. Ricky Watters
6. J.D. Smith
7. Wendell Tyler
8. Delvin Williams
9. Johnny Strzykalski
10. Charlie Garner
11. Kevan Barlow
12. Carlos Hyde
13. Paul Hofer
14. Matt Breida
15. Raheem Mostert

FB
1. Joe Perry
2. Tom Rathman
3. Ken Willard
4. Kyle Juszczyk
5. Fred Beasley
6. Norm Standlee
7. Wilbur Jackson
8. John Henry Johnson
9. John David Crow
10. William Floyd
11. Earl Cooper
12. Bruce Miller
13. Moran Norris
14. Larry Schreiber
15. Marc Logan

WR
1. Jerry Rice
2. Terrell Owens
3. Gene Washington
4. Dwight Clark
5. Billy Wilson
6. Bernie Casey
7. John Taylor
8. Dave Parks
9. Freddie Solomon
10. Gordie Soltau
11. R.C. Owens
12. Michael Crabtree
13. J.J. Stokes
14. Clifton McNeil
15. Anquan Boldin

TE
1. Brent Jones
2. Vernon Davis
3. George Kittle
4. Ted Kwalick
5. Monty Stickles
6. Russ Francis
7. Eric Johnson
8. Delanie Walker
9. Tom Mitchell
10. Bob Windsor
11. Charle Young
12. Greg Clark
13. Garrett Celek
14. Vance McDonald
15. John Frank

OT
1. Bob St. Clair
2. Joe Staley
3. Harris Barton
4. Keith Fahnhorst
5. Steve Wallace
6. Len Rohde
7. Derrick Deese
8. Bubba Paris
9. Cas Banaszek
10. Walt Rock
11. Scott Gragg
12. Anthony Davis
13. Adam Snyder
14. Jean Barrett
15. Mike McGlinchey

OG
1. Randy Cross
2. Guy McIntyre
3. Howard Mudd
4. Woody Peoples
5. Ray Brown
6. John Ayers
7. Mike Iupati
8. John Thomas
9. Bruno Banducci
10. Kevin Gogan
11. Elmer Collett
12. Ted Connolly
13. Ron Stone
14. Larry Allen
15. Alex Boone

OC
1. Forrest Blue
2. Jesse Sapolu
3. Fred Quillan
4. Bruce Bosley
5. Jeremy Newberry
6. Bart Oates
7. Bill Johnson
8. Chris Dalman
9. Eric Heitmann
10. Jonathan Goodwin
11. David Baas
12. Frank Morze
13. John Watson
14. Daniel Kilgore
15. Weston Richburg

DE
1. Justin Smith
2. Tommy Hart
3. Cedrick Hardman
4. Pierce Holt
5. Chris Doleman
6. Dwaine Board
7. Ed Henke
8. Fred Dean
9. Clark Miller
10. Nick Bosa
11. Kevin f*gan
12. Ray McDonald
13. Arik Armstead
14. Daniel Colchico
15. Andre Carter

DT
1. Leo Nomellini
2. Bryant Young
3. Michael Carter
4. Dane Stubblefield
5. Charlie Kreuger
6. DeForest Buckner
7. Ronald Lakes
8. Bob Toneff
9. Cleveland Elam
10. Isaac Sopoaga
11. Jimmy Webb
12. Ray Collins
13. Al Carapella
14. Art Michalik
15. Aubrayo Franklin

ILB
1. Patrick Willis
2. NaVorro Bowman
3. Ken Norton Jr.
4. Hardy Brown
5. Derek Smith
6. Frank Nunley
7. Mike Walter
8. Karl Rubke
9. Winfred Tubbs
10. Riki Ellison
11. Gary Plummer
12. Jeff Ulbrich
13. Jack Reynolds
14. Jim Fahnhort
15. Fred Warner

OLB
1. Dave Wilcox
2. Charles Haley
3. Keena Turner
4. Matt Hazeltine
5. Ahmad Brooks
6. Julian Peterson
7. Lee Woodall
8. Skip Vanderbundt
9. Willie Harper
10. Aldon Smith
11. Dave Washington
12. Marv Matuszak
13. Bill Romanowski
14. Parys Haralson
15. Dan Bunz

CB
1. Jimmy Johnson
2. Eric Wright
3. Abe Woodson
4. Kermit Washington
5. Bruce Taylor
6. Eric Davis
7. Don Griffin
8. Carlos Rogers
9. Deion Sanders
10. Jerry Mertens
11. Richard Sherman
12. Walt Harris
13. Jim Cason
14. Ahmed Plummer
15. Tim McKyer

SAF
1. Ronnie Lott
2. Merton Hanks
3. Dwight Hicks
4. Tim McDonald
5. Carlton Williamson
6. Dashon Godlson
7. Mel Phillips
8. Eric Reid
9. Tony Parrish
10. Donte Whitner
11. Lance Schulters
12. Dave Baker
13. Eddie Dove
14. Dicky Moegle
15. Antoine Bethea

K
1. Joe Nedney
2. Phil Dawson
3. Robbie Gould
4. Ray Wersching
5. Mike Cofer
6. David Akers
7. Bruce Gossett
8. Tommy Davis
9. Jeff Wilkins
10. Wade Richey
11. Jose Cortez
12. Gordie Soltau
13. Todd Peterson
14. Gary Anderson
15. Doug Brien

P
1. Andy Lee
2. Tommy Davis
3. Frankie Albert
4. Bradley Pinion
5. Tom Wittum
6. Max Runager
7. Tommy Thompson
8. Jim Miller
9. Steve Spurrier
10. Klaus Wilmsmeyer
11. Barry Helton
12. Jason Baker
13. Chad Stanley
14. Bill Jessup
15. Jim McCann

RET
1. Dexter Carter
2. Abe Woodson
3. Ted Ginn
4. Joe Arenas
5. Dana McLemore
6. Vic Washington
7. Kermit washington
8. Maurice Hicks
9. John Taylor
10. Doug Cunningham
11. Jim Cason
12. Hugh McElhenny
13. Allen Rossum
14. James Owens
15. Carl Monroe

LS
1. Brian Jennings
2. Kyle Nelson
3. Randy Kirk
4. Justin Swift
5. Ted Popson

ST
1. Harry Sydney
2. Terry Jackson
3. Antonio Goss
4. Tom Holmoe
5. Terry Kirby

Coach
1. Bill Walsh
2. George Seifert
3. Buck Shaw
4. Jim Harbaugh
5. Kyle Shanahan
6. Steve Mariucci
7. Dick Nolan
8. Red Hickey
9. Frankie Albert
10. Jack Christiansen
11. Mike Singletary
12. Monte Clark
13. Mike Nolan
14. Dennis Erickson
15. Jim Tomsula

Originally posted by Zachary:

Originally posted by Niner_N_Caroliner:

Originally posted by jcs:
Or Davis over Prime Time

Or Bosa over Doleman

Bosa definitely too soon. But 8 years from now? I think he will be on this team

Aldon can make a case ...

Probably over J.Peterson

Originally posted by IrishCrnjo:

Originally posted by jcs:
Or Davis over Prime Time

Or Bosa over Doleman

Hard to put a 1 year rental on an all-time 49er team. Especially one that defected the next year to our nemesis and won them another super bowl.

Davis left too. Primetime is the goat of cbs and played like it here helping us win our last championship. I'd also put 8x all pro and hofer Jimmy Johnson in there before Davis.

Originally posted by Giedi:
You must have never seen the nickel defense that destroyed Marinos offense. The nickel pass rush was Dean, Johnson, Carter and Board, and they had 51 (I belive) sacks that year and the team went 15-1. Dean was a pass rush specialist- not big enough to play on a 3-4 base defense, either at LB or DE. Gary was a monster inside that had to be doubled, and Dean was left one on one most of the time.

The track stances and the heat Bosa, buckner, armstead and Ford brought to Green Bay reminded me of that great '84 pass rush. Aaron pretty much avoided at least 3 sacks by tossing the ball to the sidelines or on the ground in the NFCCG. Once that '84 DLine had a lead, the game was pretty much over. I'm betting its going to be the same with Mahomes.

Dean had 4 sacks in 1984. Johnson had 5.

The starters were Board (who had 10), Manu Tuiasosopo (who had 4) and Jim Stuckey (who had 3).

Carter was the other main backup and he had 4 too. Pillers also had a pair

Turner, Bunz, McColl and Shell combined for 9 off the edge.

There were a lot of guys who could get to the QB on that team. I am just saying when you look at Fred Deans HOF career, he wasnt a 49er for very long and his best years were behind him when he got here. Same with Johnson. If I were doing a Charges All-Time team both would be on it. Just like if I were doing a Cowboys or Falcons All-Time team Deion would be on it but none of them were around long enough or impactful enough to be chosen over guys who were here longer and there for produced more.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by IrishCrnjo:

Originally posted by jcs:
Or Davis over Prime Time

Or Bosa over Doleman

Hard to put a 1 year rental on an all-time 49er team. Especially one that defected the next year to our nemesis and won them another super bowl.

Davis left too. Primetime is the goat of cbs and played like it here helping us win our last championship. I'd also put 8x all pro and hofer Jimmy Johnson in there before Davis.

Not over Jimmy Johnson & Eric Wright!

In my humble opinion...

Originally posted by Niner_N_Caroliner:
After reading some of the comments I decided this practice left off too many of our favorites that deserve to be mentioned.

So I did a Top 15 at every position and a few extras

QB
1. Joe Montana
2. Steve Young
3. John Brodie
4. Y.A. Tittle
5. Jeff Garcia
6. Frankie Albert
7. Colin Kaepernick
8. Jimmy Garoppolo
9. Alex Smith
10. Steve DeBerg
11. Jim Plunkett
12. Shaun Hill
13. Tim Rattay
14. Steve Spurrier
15. Nick Mullens

RB
1. Roger Craig
2. Hugh McElhenny
3. Frank Gore
4. Garrison Hearst
5. Ricky Watters
6. J.D. Smith
7. Wendell Tyler
8. Delvin Williams
9. Johnny Strzykalski
10. Charlie Garner
11. Kevan Barlow
12. Carlos Hyde
13. Paul Hofer
14. Matt Breida
15. Raheem Mostert

FB
1. Joe Perry
2. Tom Rathman
3. Ken Willard
4. Kyle Juszczyk
5. Fred Beasley
6. Norm Standlee
7. Wilbur Jackson
8. John Henry Johnson
9. John David Crow
10. William Floyd
11. Earl Cooper
12. Bruce Miller
13. Moran Norris
14. Larry Schreiber
15. Marc Logan

WR
1. Jerry Rice
2. Terrell Owens
3. Gene Washington
4. Dwight Clark
5. Billy Wilson
6. Bernie Casey
7. John Taylor
8. Dave Parks
9. Freddie Solomon
10. Gordie Soltau
11. R.C. Owens
12. Michael Crabtree
13. J.J. Stokes
14. Clifton McNeil
15. Anquan Boldin

TE
1. Brent Jones
2. Vernon Davis
3. George Kittle
4. Ted Kwalick
5. Monty Stickles
6. Russ Francis
7. Eric Johnson
8. Delanie Walker
9. Tom Mitchell
10. Bob Windsor
11. Charle Young
12. Greg Clark
13. Garrett Celek
14. Vance McDonald
15. John Frank

OT
1. Bob St. Clair
2. Joe Staley
3. Harris Barton
4. Keith Fahnhorst
5. Steve Wallace
6. Len Rohde
7. Derrick Deese
8. Bubba Paris
9. Cas Banaszek
10. Walt Rock
11. Scott Gragg
12. Anthony Davis
13. Adam Snyder
14. Jean Barrett
15. Mike McGlinchey

OG
1. Randy Cross
2. Guy McIntyre
3. Howard Mudd
4. Woody peoples
5. Ray Brown
6. John Ayers
7. Mike Iupati
8. John Thomas
9. Bruno Banducci
10. Kevin Gogan
11. Elmer Collett
12. Ted Connolly
13. Ron Stone
14. Larry Allen
15. Alex Boone

OC
1. Forrest Blue
2. Jesse Sapolu
3. Fred Quillan
4. Bruce Bosley
5. Jeremy Newberry
6. Bart Oates
7. Bill Johnson
8. Chris Dalman
9. Eric Heitmann
10. Jonathan Goodwin
11. David Baas
12. Frank Morze
13. John Watson
14. Daniel Kilgore
15. Weston Richburg

DE
1. Justin Smith
2. Tommy Hart
3. Cedrick Hardman
4. Pierce Holt
5. Chris Doleman
6. Dwaine Board
7. Ed Henke
8. Fred Dean
9. Clark Miller
10. Nick Bosa
11. Kevin f*gan
12. Ray McDonald
13. Arik Armstead
14. Daniel Colchico
15. Andre Carter

DT
1. Leo Nomellini
2. Bryant Young
3. Michael Carter
4. Dane Stubblefield
5. Charlie Kreuger
6. DeForest Buckner
7. Ronald Lakes
8. Bob Toneff
9. Cleveland Elam
10. Isaac Sopoaga
11. Jimmy Webb
12. Ray Collins
13. Al Carapella
14. Art Michalik
15. Aubrayo Franklin

ILB
1. Patrick Willis
2. NaVorro Bowman
3. Ken Norton Jr.
4. Hardy Brown
5. Derek Smith
6. Frank Nunley
7. Mike Walter
8. Karl Rubke
9. Winfred Tubbs
10. Riki Ellison
11. Gary Plummer
12. Jeff Ulbrich (how is he on this list?)
13. Jack Reynolds
14. Jim Fahnhort
15. Fred Warner

OLB
1. Dave Wilcox
2. Charles Haley
3. Keena Turner
4. Matt Hazeltine
5. Ahmad Brooks
6. Julian Peterson
7. Lee Woodall
8. Skip Vanderbundt
9. Willie Harper
10. Aldon Smith
11. Dave Washington
12. Marv Matuszak
13. Bill Romanowski
14. Parys Haralson
15. Dan Bunz

CB
1. Jimmy Johnson
2. Eric Wright
3. Abe Woodson
4. Kermit Washington
5. Bruce Taylor
6. Eric Davis
7. Don Griffin
8. Carlos Rogers
9. Deion Sanders
10. Jerry Mertens
11. Richard Sherman
12. Walt Harris
13. Jim Cason
14. Ahmed Plummer
15. Tim McKyer

SAF
1. Ronnie Lott
2. Merton Hanks
3. Dwight Hicks
4. Tim McDonald
5. Carlton Williamson
6. Dashon Godlson
7. Mel Phillips
8. Eric Reid
9. Tony Parrish
10. Donte Whitner
11. Lance Schulters
12. Dave Baker
13. Eddie Dove
14. Dicky Moegle
15. Antoine Bethea

K
1. Joe Nedney
2. Phil Dawson
3. Robbie Gould
4. Ray Wersching
5. Mike Cofer
6. David Akers
7. Bruce Gossett
8. Tommy Davis
9. Jeff Wilkins
10. Wade Richey
11. Jose Cortez
12. Gordie Soltau
13. Todd Peterson
14. Gary Anderson
15. Doug Brien

P
1. Andy Lee
2. Tommy Davis
3. Frankie Albert
4. Bradley Pinion
5. Tom Wittum
6. Max Runager
7. Tommy Thompson
8. Jim Miller
9. Steve Spurrier
10. Klaus Wilmsmeyer
11. Barry Helton
12. Jason Baker
13. Chad Stanley
14. Bill Jessup
15. Jim McCann

RET
1. Dexter Carter
2. Abe Woodson
3. Ted Ginn
4. Joe Arenas
5. Dana McLemore
6. Vic Washington
7. Kermit washington
8. Maurice Hicks
9. John Taylor
10. Doug Cunningham
11. Jim Cason
12. Hugh McElhenny
13. Allen Rossum
14. James Owens
15. Carl Monroe

LS
1. Brian Jennings
2. Kyle Nelson
3. Randy Kirk
4. Justin Swift
5. Ted Popson

ST
1. Harry Sydney
2. Terry Jackson
3. Antonio Goss
4. Tom Holmoe
5. Terry Kirby

Coach
1. Bill Walsh
2. George Seifert
3. Buck Shaw
4. Jim Harbaugh
5. Kyle Shanahan
6. Steve Mariucci
7. Dick Nolan
8. Red Hickey
9. Frankie Albert
10. Jack Christiansen
11. Mike Singletary
12. Monte Clark
13. Mike Nolan
14. Dennis Erickson
15. Jim Tomsula

The bolded underlined I think you had rated to high..sometimes just a little bit and in the cases of the coaches and a few players by a lot. There were a few players I thought should rank higher as well...but I'm letting that go or I might as well make my own list.

Originally posted by Jakemall:
The bolded underlined I think you had rated to high..sometimes just a little bit and in the cases of the coaches and a few players by a lot. There were a few players I thought should rank higher as well...but I'm letting that go or I might as well make my own list.

Kap is 7th in team history in passing. 2nd amongst 49ers QB's in Rushing yards. 4th amongst QB's with over 300 passing attempts in QB Rating (behind only Montana, Young and Jimmy G). His TD to INT ratio is better than Montana, Brodie, Garcia, Tittle or Jimmy G. and his completion percentage is the 5th best amongst the Top 10 passers in franchise history. Beyond that he also led us to two NFC Championship games and a Super Bowl, in which he almost completed one of the greatest comeback of all-time.

Kevan Barlow is actually 6th in franchise history amongst RB's in yards from scrimmage. Now I dont think he was anything special so I moved him down the list further than his production would indicate. But he definitely deserves to be in that range just based on contributions.

I can see a valid argument for any of the top 4 TE's being in any slot. Vernon Davis happens to be the All-Time leading receiver from the position and he was an absolute freak of nature. Maybe the fastest TE ever. I think in a few years Kittle will surpass him in my mind, but its a bit early to get there yet.

Would love to hear who you would replace Justin Smith, Tommy Hart, Aldon Smith and NaVorro Bowman with.

As far as the coaches...thats pretty much every 49ers coach. The 49ers have had 20 coaches in franchise history, only 15 of them won more than 5 games and thats them. Not sure who you would replace them with.

I would be interested to see where you would move Harbaugh to. He is one of only 4 coaches to lead us to a Super Bowl and is 2nd behind only George Seifert in career winning percentage, and he did so without a Hall of Fame QB.

Originally posted by Niner_N_Caroliner:
After reading some of the comments I decided this practice left off too many of our favorites that deserve to be mentioned.

So I did a Top 15 at every position and a few extras

QB
1. Joe Montana
2. Steve Young
3. John Brodie
4. Y.A. Tittle
5. Jeff Garcia
6. Frankie Albert
7. Colin Kaepernick
8. Jimmy Garoppolo
9. Alex Smith
10. Steve DeBerg
11. Jim Plunkett
12. Shaun Hill
13. Tim Rattay
14. Steve Spurrier
15. Nick Mullens

RB
1. Roger Craig
2. Hugh McElhenny
3. Frank Gore
4. Garrison Hearst
5. Ricky Watters
6. J.D. Smith
7. Wendell Tyler
8. Delvin Williams
9. Johnny Strzykalski
10. Charlie Garner
11. Kevan Barlow
12. Carlos Hyde
13. Paul Hofer
14. Matt Breida
15. Raheem Mostert

FB
1. Joe Perry
2. Tom Rathman
3. Ken Willard
4. Kyle Juszczyk
5. Fred Beasley
6. Norm Standlee
7. Wilbur Jackson
8. John Henry Johnson
9. John David Crow
10. William Floyd
11. Earl Cooper
12. Bruce Miller
13. Moran Norris
14. Larry Schreiber
15. Marc Logan

WR
1. Jerry Rice
2. Terrell Owens
3. Gene Washington
4. Dwight Clark
5. Billy Wilson
6. Bernie Casey
7. John Taylor
8. Dave Parks
9. Freddie Solomon
10. Gordie Soltau
11. R.C. Owens
12. Michael Crabtree
13. J.J. Stokes
14. Clifton McNeil
15. Anquan Boldin

TE
1. Brent Jones
2. Vernon Davis
3. George Kittle
4. Ted Kwalick
5. Monty Stickles
6. Russ Francis
7. Eric Johnson
8. Delanie Walker
9. Tom Mitchell
10. Bob Windsor
11. Charle Young
12. Greg Clark
13. Garrett Celek
14. Vance McDonald
15. John Frank

OT
1. Bob St. Clair
2. Joe Staley
3. Harris Barton
4. Keith Fahnhorst
5. Steve Wallace
6. Len Rohde
7. Derrick Deese
8. Bubba Paris
9. Cas Banaszek
10. Walt Rock
11. Scott Gragg
12. Anthony Davis
13. Adam Snyder
14. Jean Barrett
15. Mike McGlinchey

OG
1. Randy Cross
2. Guy McIntyre
3. Howard Mudd
4. Woody Peoples
5. Ray Brown
6. John Ayers
7. Mike Iupati
8. John Thomas
9. Bruno Banducci
10. Kevin Gogan
11. Elmer Collett
12. Ted Connolly
13. Ron Stone
14. Larry Allen
15. Alex Boone

OC
1. Forrest Blue
2. Jesse Sapolu
3. Fred Quillan
4. Bruce Bosley
5. Jeremy Newberry
6. Bart Oates
7. Bill Johnson
8. Chris Dalman
9. Eric Heitmann
10. Jonathan Goodwin
11. David Baas
12. Frank Morze
13. John Watson
14. Daniel Kilgore
15. Weston Richburg

DE
1. Justin Smith
2. Tommy Hart
3. Cedrick Hardman
4. Pierce Holt
5. Chris Doleman
6. Dwaine Board
7. Ed Henke
8. Fred Dean
9. Clark Miller
10. Nick Bosa
11. Kevin f*gan
12. Ray McDonald
13. Arik Armstead
14. Daniel Colchico
15. Andre Carter

DT
1. Leo Nomellini
2. Bryant Young
3. Michael Carter
4. Dane Stubblefield
5. Charlie Kreuger
6. DeForest Buckner
7. Ronald Lakes
8. Bob Toneff
9. Cleveland Elam
10. Isaac Sopoaga
11. Jimmy Webb
12. Ray Collins
13. Al Carapella
14. Art Michalik
15. Aubrayo Franklin

ILB
1. Patrick Willis
2. NaVorro Bowman
3. Ken Norton Jr.
4. Hardy Brown
5. Derek Smith
6. Frank Nunley
7. Mike Walter
8. Karl Rubke
9. Winfred Tubbs
10. Riki Ellison
11. Gary Plummer
12. Jeff Ulbrich
13. Jack Reynolds
14. Jim Fahnhort
15. Fred Warner

OLB
1. Dave Wilcox
2. Charles Haley
3. Keena Turner
4. Matt Hazeltine
5. Ahmad Brooks
6. Julian Peterson
7. Lee Woodall
8. Skip Vanderbundt
9. Willie Harper
10. Aldon Smith
11. Dave Washington
12. Marv Matuszak
13. Bill Romanowski
14. Parys Haralson
15. Dan Bunz

CB
1. Jimmy Johnson
2. Eric Wright
3. Abe Woodson
4. Kermit Washington
5. Bruce Taylor
6. Eric Davis
7. Don Griffin
8. Carlos Rogers
9. Deion Sanders
10. Jerry Mertens
11. Richard Sherman
12. Walt Harris
13. Jim Cason
14. Ahmed Plummer
15. Tim McKyer

SAF
1. Ronnie Lott
2. Merton Hanks
3. Dwight Hicks
4. Tim McDonald
5. Carlton Williamson
6. Dashon Godlson
7. Mel Phillips
8. Eric Reid
9. Tony Parrish
10. Donte Whitner
11. Lance Schulters
12. Dave Baker
13. Eddie Dove
14. Dicky Moegle
15. Antoine Bethea

K
1. Joe Nedney
2. Phil Dawson
3. Robbie Gould
4. Ray Wersching
5. Mike Cofer
6. David Akers
7. Bruce Gossett
8. Tommy Davis
9. Jeff Wilkins
10. Wade Richey
11. Jose Cortez
12. Gordie Soltau
13. Todd Peterson
14. Gary Anderson
15. Doug Brien

P
1. Andy Lee
2. Tommy Davis
3. Frankie Albert
4. Bradley Pinion
5. Tom Wittum
6. Max Runager
7. Tommy Thompson
8. Jim Miller
9. Steve Spurrier
10. Klaus Wilmsmeyer
11. Barry Helton
12. Jason Baker
13. Chad Stanley
14. Bill Jessup
15. Jim McCann

RET
1. Dexter Carter
2. Abe Woodson
3. Ted Ginn
4. Joe Arenas
5. Dana McLemore
6. Vic Washington
7. Kermit washington
8. Maurice Hicks
9. John Taylor
10. Doug Cunningham
11. Jim Cason
12. Hugh McElhenny
13. Allen Rossum
14. James Owens
15. Carl Monroe

LS
1. Brian Jennings
2. Kyle Nelson
3. Randy Kirk
4. Justin Swift
5. Ted Popson

ST
1. Harry Sydney
2. Terry Jackson
3. Antonio Goss
4. Tom Holmoe
5. Terry Kirby

Coach
1. Bill Walsh
2. George Seifert
3. Buck Shaw
4. Jim Harbaugh
5. Kyle Shanahan
6. Steve Mariucci
7. Dick Nolan
8. Red Hickey
9. Frankie Albert
10. Jack Christiansen
11. Mike Singletary
12. Monte Clark
13. Mike Nolan
14. Dennis Erickson
15. Jim Tomsula

LOL, Kevin F.agan way down at #11?

This team's fans are just clueless.

Kevin F.agan was literally the greatest point of attack run defender in the history of the NFL. Bar none. Nobody else was even close. Not Jerry Sherk. Not Cortez Kennedy. Nobody.

You would think this fan base would have taken note after he famously made Anthony Munoz his absolute b***h in XXIII, but apparently not. Instead they champion many players who couldn't carry his jock strap (I won't name them out of respect, but there are several who appear on this list).

Course, there are tons of other problems I have with the rankings there as well.

Top 3 at each position (I don't think rugby era NFL players are even worth consideration on teams like this...basically, anything pre-1975 or so):

QB:

1. Steve Young
2. Joe Montana
3. Jimmy Garoppolo

RB:

1. Garrison Hearst
2. Ricky Watters
3. Wendell Tyler

FB:
1. Tom Rathman
2. Kyle Juszczyk
3. Moran Norris

WR:
1. Jerry Rice
2. John Taylor
3. Terrell Owens

TE:
1. George Kittle
2. Vernon Davis
3. Russ Francis

OT:
1. Keith Fahnhorst
2. Bubba Paris
3. Joe Staley

OG:
1. Guy McIntyre
2. Randy Cross
3. Mike Iupati

C:
1. Jeremy Newberry
2. Bart Oates
3. Fred Quillan

DT/3-4 DE:

1. Kevin f*gan
2. Justin Smith
3. Bryant Young

DE/3-4 OLB:

1. Fred Dean
2. Charles Haley
3. Nick Bosa

ILB:

1. Patrick Willis
2. NaVorro Bowman
3. Gary Plummer

OLB:

1. Julian Peterson
2. Lee Woodall
3. Keena Turner

CB:

1. Eric Wright
2. Carlos Rogers
3. Don Griffin

SS:

1. Jeff Fuller
2. Jaquiski Tartt
3. Tim McDonald

FS:

1. Ronnie Lott
2. Merton Hanks
3. Dwight Hicks