I was thinking the other day that Brady, Gronk and Gostkowski barring injury are locks for the all decade team. For Brady that will make two straight. Very few players have done that. John Hannah, Ronnie Lott and (sadly) Warren Sapp come to mind. No QB has.
When the all decade for the 2000's came out there was suddenly no first or second team just an overall team. Because god forbid you have to put Manning where he belongs on the second team. Depending on what site you go to now sometimes Brady is listed as first and sometimes Manning but there is only one team.
So now it gets interesting. The other lock for this decade barring injury is Aaron Rogers. In the 1970's the first team Staubach with both Bradshaw and Stabler sharing the second team. I can see those two sharing second but just watch, I guarantee there will be three QBs with Manning getting the nod after the Manning camp does their politicking.
Granted there's still 4 years left in the decade but at this point you have all three playing 5 years at a high level and then you have Manning falling off a cliff and most likely retiring. Even is Brady and Rogers retired after this year they would both have one more elite year than Manning and one more SB victory each. And those are at a bare minimum.
