ChoWZa

LOL if the topic of this was to pick one player who doesn't deserve a ring it would be Drew Bledsoe. That being said..

I'll pick Hasselback.

TomBradyWoot

Donovan McNabb

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4.16.2007

chunkypony

O man, excuse me. We obviously have someone here whose opinion matters more than everyone elses....

Please. This is my opinion, and Urlacher is one of my favorite players. So get off your high horse, Mr. "I-have-a-better-opinion-about-who-is-deserving-of-a-Super-Bowl-ring"...

I think you are not even the most deserving patriots fan, so you can't post here ....

Boston Jay

Jason Taylor/Zach Thomas (imagine if they weren't Fins? The Pats could actually sweep them).

I did want Vinny T to get one but oh well.

Fencer

Bledsoe disrespected the ring he DID get. So he's way down my list, even if he weren't disqualified by the rules of the question.

Jason Taylor/Zach Thomas are excellent choices, well-known as such to Pats fans.

Urlacher is another of those excellent, tough, yet clean players who is high on the list, with some bonus points for being in a specific long-standing tradition (Bear MLBs).

Champ Bailey just keeps getting better, and actually tackles people sometimes these days. So he should probably be on the list. Ditto Tony Gonzales, who eventually started blocking people.

Walter Jones is up there. And Will Shields -- uh, is he even still playing?

Lorenzo Neal? He's been on mainly lousy teams, and most recently a snake-bit one (Schottenheimer is an automatic snake-bite ...).

Lampshade

Warrick Dunn. Good things should happen to good people.

And Donovan McNabb.

Crowpointer

Ed Hartwell Whatever team he plays for this year I hope he wins one.

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Patti37

Despite the fact he plays for Miami, I would also go with Jason Taylor. My son, the Miami fan, would be very happy.

PatsRI

I thought Taylor first thing but #2 would have to be Steve McNair. Although I was sick of hearing what a "warrior" he was for playing hurt he does leave it all out there and the coming up a yard short against the Rams has to be in his psyche.

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patsfaninpa

I've always like Tony Gonzalez - TE KC. Seems like a good guy and a great receiver.

Ed Reed - S. He's a great player. I think he gets overshadowed by playing on the same D as R. Lewis.