NFL's Mount Rushmore for all 32 Teams

Andre Johnson

Houston Texans: Andre Johnson, J.J. Watt, DeAndre Hopkins, Arian Foster

Just Missed Cut: Duane Brown

This Texans team was one of the newer teams that do not have much history. We went with the best player to ever dawn the jersey in JJ Watt. We added the two receivers that became the face of the franchise in Andre Johnson and DeAndre Hopkins. Finally, we edged out the running back Arian Foster over the offensive lineman Duane Brown.

Indianapolis Colts

Indianapolis Colts: Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne, Marvin Harrison, Johnny Unitas

Just Missed Cut: Jeff Saturday

Johnny Unitas and Peyton Manning are one of the best players to play their position. Easy choice when it comes to the first two to represent the Colts. We all know the Peyton Manning highlights over the years and is one of the best there ever was to play the game. Johnny Unitas was the Peyton Manning of his era. The other two I went with Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne as the two primary targets under Peyton Manning. One who was almost there in the foursome was centre Jeff Saturday and even Dwight Freeney.

Maurice Jones-Drew

Jacksonville Jaguars: Maurice Jones-Drew, Tony Boselli, Jimmy Smith, Fred Taylor

Just Missed Cut: Mark Brunell

Jacksonville Jaguars are also another team that does not have a rich history as of yet. We went with the two running backs that were the face of the franchise in their time with Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor. Then we went with the wide receiver Jimmy Smith and Offensive lineman Tony Boselli, who both beat quarterback Mark Brunell to be in the top 4.

Tony Gonzalez

Kansas City Chiefs: Len Dawson, Derrick Thomas, Tony Gonzalez, Will Shields

Just Missed Cut: Willie Lanier

Quarterback Len Dawson comes to mind when you start talking about the best Chiefs of all time. In the 60's he was one of the best quarterbacks in the AFL/NFL. Next is defensive lineman Derrick Thomas who was a natural choice where he led the defence of the Chiefs in the 90's in the NFL. After that, I chose Tony Gonzalez in my mind the greatest tight end of all time. Finally to the top four, we added offensive lineman Will Shields to the group.