Who is Best Player in History From Each NFL Team?

 

Barry Sanders (left) is the best player in Detroit Lions history, and one of the best running backs of all time (Photo Credit: AP Photo/Doug Mills, File).

 

 

Faces of the Franchise


Despite the ratings decline, the National Football League (NFL) is an American institution.


Many fans refuse to leave their homes on Sundays during the fall.  


Furthermore, the Monday after the Super Bowl should be a national holiday because most will be running on fumes from the night before.


Like it or not, the Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers are NFL royalty.


And the lowly Houston Texans, Detroit Lions and the latest reincarnation of the Cleveland Browns fight every year for respectability, let alone a Super Bowl title.


Despite the struggles of some NFL teams, all teams have had standout athletes to wear their colors.


Therefore, RegalMag.com would like to honor the best player in history from each of the 32 NFL teams.



AFC North



Baltimore Ravens—Ray Lewis, Linebacker


Cincinnati Bengals—Anthony Munoz, Offensive Tackle


Cleveland Browns—Jim Brown, Running Back


Pittsburgh Steelers—Terry Bradshaw, Quarterback



AFC South



Houston Texans—Andre Johnson, Wide Receiver


Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts—Johnny Unitas, Quarterback


Jacksonville Jaguars—Tony Boselli, Offensive Tackle


Tennessee Titans/Houston Oilers—Earl Campbell, Running Back



AFC East



Buffalo Bills—O.J. Simpson, Running Back


Miami Dolphins, Dan Marino, Quarterback


New England/Boston Patriots—Tom Brady, Quarterback


New York Jets—Curtis Martin, Running Back



AFC West



Denver Broncos—John Elway, Quarterback


Kansas City Chiefs/Dallas Texans—Derrick Thomas, Linebacker


Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders—Marcus Allen, Running Back


San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers—Junior Seau, Linebacker



NFC North



Chicago Bears—Walter Payton, Running Back


Detroit Lions—Barry Sanders, Running Back


Green Bay Packers—Bart Starr, Quarterback


Minnesota Vikings—Fran Tarkenton, Quarterback



NFC South



Atlanta Falcons—Deion Sanders, Cornerback


Carolina Panthers—Steve Smith, Sr., Wide Receiver


New Orleans Saints—Drew Brees, Quarterback


Tampa Bay Buccaneers—Warren Sapp, Defensive Tackle



NFC East


Dallas Cowboys—Roger Staubach, Quarterback


New York Giants—Lawrence Taylor, Defensive End


Philadelphia Eagles—Reggie White, Defensive End


Washington Redskins—Darrell Green, Cornerback



NFC West



Arizona/Phoenix/ St. Louis Cardinals—Larry Fitzgerald, Wide Receiver


Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams—Jackie Slater, Offensive Tackle


San Francisco 49ers—Jerry Rice, Wide Receiver


Seattle Seahawks—Steve Largent, Wide Receiver

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