For every outstanding NFL player whose career is defined by Super Bowl glory, there is at least one all-time great who came ...

Teams: Denver Broncos (1983-1998) Accolades: 2 Super Bowl titles, Super Bowl 33 MVP, MVP (1987), 9 Pro Bowls, 3-time Second-Team All-Pro, passing yards leader (1993) Elway was the poster boy for a ...

Mike Singletary, Lawrence Taylor, Chuck Bednarik and Randall McDaniel headline the list of the greatest NFL players to wear ...

He won Offensive Player of the Year in 1982, throwing for nearly 3,000 yards (2,883) in just nine games. He finished his career with six Pro Bowl nods and was later inducted into the Hall of Fame.

In the 1990s, NFL quarterbacks were known as gunslingers, throwing pigskin wildly. Legendary players like Brett Favre, Dan Marino, John Elway, Steve Young, Warren Moon, and Troy Aikman led the charge.

Pro Bowl nods and All-Pro votes used to define greatness. Hall of Fame voters and former players say the system is broken, and NFL history is paying the price.

15. Y.A. Tittle (1948-1964) Tittle is one of the NFL's post-World War II icons, and he finished with 26,920 passing yards and 212 TDs. That also included seven Pro Bowl selections.