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Gosh this is really hard to narrow down to ten. And that is even with me being born in 1979. So I will go with guys that I have enjoyed rooting for in my lifetime:
1. Big Ben
2. Rod Woodson
3. Hines Ward
4. Carnell Lake
5. Greg Lloyd
6. Kevin Greene
7. Jerome Bettis
8. Barry Foster
9. Troy Polamalu
10. Antwan Randle El
Hmm...no big uglies...may have to refine...but this is good for now.
Okay, here's my list
1. Joe Green
2. Lynn Swann
3. Jerome Bettis
4. Terry Bradshaw
5. Hines Ward
6. Ben Roethlisberger
7. Willie Parker
8. Troy Polamalu
9. Fuamatu Ma'afala (probaby mostly because of the name)
10. Randle El
No particular order
Big Ben
Hines Ward
Rod Woodson
Levon Kirkland
Earl Holmes
Dirt Dawson
Mike Webster
Jack Ham
Jack Lambert
Tim Worley.... err I mean LC Greenwood
It's such a tough darned thing to list out...
Lynn Swann
Jack Lambert
Greg Llyod
John Stallworth
Big Ben
Mel Blount
Rod Woodson
Dermotti Dawson
Levon Kirkland
Rocky Bleier
Since I was born in 79, my list is going to look similar to Ruthless, Shifko, and Shieks.
1. Greg Lloyd
2. Kevin Greene
3. Big Ben
4. Troy Polamalu
5. Hines Ward
6. D. Dawson
7. Jerome Bettis
8. Rod Woodson
9. Carnell Lake
10. Randel El
Gotta love the mid 90's guys. Honorable mention goes to Yancy,
Jerry O (you might see me strutting around with an Olsavsky jersey),
Kirkland, Bruener, Gildon, Tim Lester, Slash, Strzelczyk, C. Brown, the
list goes on....
So no Holmes on anyones list besides mine?
I just think it is too early to make anyone else's top 10. He's on his way, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShawnMedGuy
I'm upset at myself that I forgot about Merril Hoge when making my list. :x
Holmes is on Shifkos. Big surprise. :wink:
Go Bucks! :D
Here is my ten...but it is too hard to rank them....it is even hard to pick only ten...and I wasn't even around for the 70's teams...
Greg Lloyd-If I had to pick a #1, he would probably be it. I loved watching him play D. Opposing offenses were scared of him!
Joey Porter-took the torch from Lloyd and didn't disapoint.
Big Ben-Best qb in my lifetime as a Steeler fan. I wasn't around for the 70's team
Franco Harris I wasn't old enough to see him play until late in his career. My first football number was 32 because of him...I think I was 8, but I remember being so pissed seing him play for Seattle
Barry Foster He had some great years. I think he is under appreciated for what he did.
Jerome Bettis what a pickup he was!
Rod Woodson I was at the game against the Jets early in his career when he returned a punt. He was a favorite of mine ever since.
HInes Ward Has there ever been anyone more dependable?
Allen Faneca Regardless of us not resigning him, he was one of the most dominating lineman of his time. He was a huge part to our success.
Yancey Thigpen One of my favorite moments ever was when he pulled the terrible towel out after scoring in the playoffs.
That was ten and I feel like I have left so many out....We are lucky, because we have had alot of great players play for us through the years