Throwback Thursday: NFL 100 All-Time Team By Team

This Throwback is a throwback to the reveals of the NFL 100 All-Time Team. Here are the players and coaches that made the team broken down by the team for which they played and coached. For the players and coaches that played and coached for a significant time for more than one team, I've put them with the team that I believe they made their greatest impact. For example: Randy Moss with the Minnesota Vikings. Reggie White was the toughest call but I put him with the Green Bay Packers. Rest easy Eagles fans, my thoughts mean little in the grand NFL scheme. Adam Vinatieri was tough as well. He's with the New England Patriots as he won Super Bowls there with his kicks.

The NFL 100 All-Time Team  Broken Down By Team: 

Chicago Bears (9)
Walter Payton
Gale Sayers
Dick Butkus
Doug Atkins
Bill Hewitt
Mike Ditka
Dan Fortmann
Devin Hester
George Halas

Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts (8)
Johnny Unitas
Petyton Manning
Lenny Moore
John Mackey
Raymond Berry
Marvin Harrison
Jim Parker
Gino Marchetti

Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders (8)
Ted Hendricks
Willie Bown
Mike Haynes
Art Shell
Gene Upshaw
Jim Otto
Ray Guy
Shane Lechler

Green Bay Packers (7)
Brett Favre
Reggie White
Forrest Gregg
Cal Hubbard
Don Hutson
Curly Lambeau
Vince Lombardi

Pittsburgh Steelers (7)
Jack Ham
Jack Lambert
Joe Greene
Mel Blount
Rod Woodson
Mike Webster
Chuck Noll

Dallas Cowboys (7)
Roger Staubach
Emmitt Smith
Bob Lilly
Randy White
Deion Sanders
Larry Allen
Tom Landry

Detroit Lions (5)
Earl "Dutch" Clark
Barry Sanders
Joe Schmidt
Dick "Night Train" Lane
Jack Christiansen

Kansas City Chiefs (5)
Bobby Bell
Willie Lanier
Junious "Buck" Buchanan
Tony Gonzalez
Jan Stenerud

New England Patriots (5)
Tom Brady
Rob Gronkowski
John Hannah
Adam Vinatieri
Bill Belichick

Minnesota Vikings (4)
Alan Page
John Randle
Randall McDaniel
Randy Moss

Cleveland Browns (4)
Otto Graham
Marion Motley
Jim Brown
Paul Brown

Cleveland/Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams (4)
Eric Dickerson
Deacon Jones
Merlin Olsen
Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch

New York Giants (4)
Lawrence Taylor
Emlen Tunnell
Roosevelt Brown
Mel Hein

San Francisco 49ers (4)
Joe Montana
Ronnie Lott
Jerry Rice
Bill Walsh

Washington Redskins (4)
Sammy Baugh
Darrell Green
Ken Houston
Joe Gibbs

Miami Dolphins (4)
Dan Marino
Dwight Stephensen
Paul Warfield
Don Shula

Baltimore Ravens (3)
Ray Lewis
Ed Reed
Jonathan Ogden

Houston Oilers (3)
Earl Campbell
Bruce Matthews
Billy "White Shoes" Johnson

San Diego Chargers (3)
Junior Seau
Kellen Winslow
Lance Alworth

Buffalo Bills (2)
O.J. Simpson
Bruce Smith

Philadelphia Eagles (2)
Steve Van Buren
Chuck Bednarik

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2)
Derrick Brooks
Lee Roy Selmon

Chicago/St. Louis/Arizona (2)
Larry Wilson
Larry Fitzgerald

Seattle Seahawks (2)
Walter Jones
Steve Largent

Cincinnati Bengals (1)
Anthony Munoz

Denver Broncos (1)
John Elway

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I have issues with the Baltimore Ravens being thought of as a new team. They're an old team with a new name. The current Cleveland Browns are a new team with an old name. Despite those issues, it's remarkable that the Ravens nearly 25-year run in Baltimore had three players make the NFL 100 All-Time Team. That's some great talent in a fairly brief amount of time.

Among the most represented teams, the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders surprise me the most. I suppose that surprise is due mostly to not thinking that all of Ted Hendricks, Jim Otto, and two punters would make the team. I think that Hendricks and Otto are deserving of  a spot. I just wasn't sure if they'd get it.

I'll say it again, Cris Carter should be on this team.