All - Time Super Bowl Team
Offense
Quarterback
Tom Brady, New England Patriots/Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Running Back
Emmitt Smith, Dallas Cowboys
Fullback
Larry Csonka, Miami Dolphins
Ends
Jerry Rice, San Francisco 49ers
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals
Tight End
Rob Gronkowski. New England Patriots/Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tackles
Art Shell, Oakland Raiders
Forrest Gregg, Green Bay Packers
Guards
John Ayers San Francisco 49ers
Larry Little, Miami Dolphins
Center
Mike Webster, Pittsburgh Steelers
Defense
Defensive Ends
Reggie White, Green Bay Packers
Willie Davis, Green Bay Packers
Defensive Tackles
Alan Page, Minnesota Vikings
Manny Fernandez, Miami Dolphins
Linebackers
Lawrence Taylor, New York Giants
Jack Lambert, Pittsburgh Steelers
Jack Ham, Pittsburgh Steelers
Cornerbacks
Mel Blount, Pittsburgh Steelers
Deion Sanders, San Francisco 49ers/Dallas Cowboys
Safeties
Jake Scott, Miami Dolphins
Ronnie Lott, San Francisco 49ers
Special Teams
Kicker
Adam Vinatieri, New England Patriots/Indianapolis Colts
Punter
Ray Guy, Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders
Returner
Desmond Howard, Green Bay Packers
Assuming that Rob Gronkowski makes the Pro Hall of Fame next year and teammate Tom Brady makes it whenever, John Ayers, Jake Scott, Manny Fernandez, and Desmond Howard are the only players on this team without a Canton bust. Ayers was always an underrated player on those great 49ers teams. Scott and Howard were Super Bowl MVPs. Fernandez should’ve received the MVP that went to Larry Csonka. Scott has a Hall of Fame argument that hasn’t been properly argued.
The coach of this team of Super Bowl greats is an easy choice.
Bill Belichick
It will forever be astonishing that 11 supposedly astute observers of professional football decided that Bill Belichick isn’t a first ballot Hall of Famer. Belichick is as deserving of the honor as Jerry Rice, Reggie White, and Lawrence Taylor. I hope those 11 dipshits are happy.
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