It should be noted that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were part of the NFC Central division fun from 1977-2001. A long time. Despite that long time it never felt right. A Florida team thrown in with teams from the northern Midwest? That's just silly. It's so silly that none of the terrific Buccaneers players are included here. Sorry.
Quarterback
Aaron Rodgers
Running backs
Adrian Peterson
Walter Payton
Barry Sanders
Jim Taylor
I can't whittle this group any further. So why not pick a back from each team?
Walter Payton
Barry Sanders
Jim Taylor
I can't whittle this group any further. So why not pick a back from each team?
Receiver
Cris Carter
Randy Moss
Randy Moss
Tight end
Charlie Sanders
Tackles
Forrest Gregg
Ron Yary
Ron Yary
Guards
Randall McDaniel
Jerry Kramer
Center
Mick Tingelhoff
Defensive ends
Reggie White
Carl Eller
Carl Eller
Defensive tackles
Alan Page
Dan Hampton
Linebackers
Dick Butkus
Ray Nitschke
Clay Matthews III
The division has had some of the best middle linebackers that the game has ever seen. Dick Butkus, Ray Nitschke, Joe Schmidt, Mike Singletary. It was tempting to force three of them onto this team. Instead, Butkus was shifted to the outside. He could handle it. Rather than pushing Schmidt to the outside as well, Matthews makes it as the one true outside linebacker.
Clay Matthews III
The division has had some of the best middle linebackers that the game has ever seen. Dick Butkus, Ray Nitschke, Joe Schmidt, Mike Singletary. It was tempting to force three of them onto this team. Instead, Butkus was shifted to the outside. He could handle it. Rather than pushing Schmidt to the outside as well, Matthews makes it as the one true outside linebacker.
Cornerbacks
Herb Adderley
Lem Barney
Safeties
Paul Krause
Charles Woodson
Charles Woodson
Kicker
Ryan Longwell
Punter
Don Chandler
Kick Returner
Devin Hester
Other than Hester, the specialists selection process was mostly a coin flip.
Kick Returner
Devin Hester
Other than Hester, the specialists selection process was mostly a coin flip.
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