Alt and Schwartz are both tackles. Alt played LT, but for an all-time team I'd have Roaf at LT and Alt at RT.

Well, shit. I see now that you make a good point. I hadn't noticed Haynes on there but I'd undoubtedly replace him with 2010 or 2013 Jamaal Charles.

Either way, that offense would be filthy.

Pound for pound, I think Barbaro may have been the hardest hitter in Chiefs history. When I put the list together, I was thinking about who the best player was that didn't make the list. Barbaro immediately came to mind.

Given that this is the best single-season performances, I'm a little surprised that Okoye didn't make the running back list for 1989. Bill Maas is another good player not on it, and I'm surprised that Harrison Butker and Dustin Colquitt didn't claim slots at their positions.

Really? Okoye was definitely before my time. 1480 yards and 12 TDs is pretty good but he only had 2 catches for 12 yards in an entire season lol

That production doesn't hold a candle to Priest Holmes from 2002-2004, Larry Johnson in 2005-2006, Jamaal Charles in 2010, 2012-2014 or even Kareem Hunt in 2017.

We've been really lucky as Chiefs fans when it comes to RB.

Man, imagine Jamaal Charles with Patrick Mahomes as QB… Jamaal was a home run threat every play, it seemed, even with opposing D’s preparing to stop the run with Cassel being our QB.

Yeah, good point. I don't know the formula that pfr uses to calculate AV. I just know that Okoye led the league in rushing that year. But he also didn't have the ypc and/or TD production that the other running backs did that you mention. We have indeed been blessed in the running back department.

Yes also Burress would bring it too.

I saw Cherry as more a smart fitness safety that was more sure tackler than a hard-hitting guy.

That was my impression of Cherry as well He certainly wasn't afraid of run support, but I saw his strength as ball tracking out in center field.

Barbaro could also play center field, but I saw him as more of an enforcer I still think he'd be a Hall of Famer now if he didn't move to the USFL.

He was a big dude for a safety, too. I know that Clark's not a big guy, but check him out next to Barbaro, who was a freakin' free safety.

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/40/e3/db/4...om-framing.jpg

I was a big Kevin Ross fan hard for me not to pull out Dale Carter and insert him. Tough category because Dale was great just too much trouble. Flowers was a good one too but choose to be a chitty charger.

Barbaro next to pro bowl CB Gary Green and (presumably) pro bowl SS Lloyd Burruss. Look at our free safety towering over a pretty darn good strong safety.

https://media.gettyimages.com/photos...2859?s=612x612

I forgot about Lloyd Burress.

Ross, Cherry, Lewis and Burress. Impressive shit right there.

I remember the 3-4 years those guys blocked like 15 punts and FG's.

I also have to note that the uniforms in Post 25 are gorgeous. That's good design right there.

look at this hit at 1:17- 1:25
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How did Stephone Paige not make second team?

Hall of Famers

1st string offense (and kicker) - 3 (though several aren't eligible yet)
1st string defense - 6
2nd string offense - 2
2nd string defense - 0