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2. Chiefs QB who went 12-of-17 in Super Bowl IV and was named the game's MVP in a stunning upset of the Vikings.
3. Bears legend known as "Sweetness" who rushed for 16,726 career yards.
5. Colts receiver who caught 12 passes in the 1958 NFL Championship, the game called "The Greatest Ever Played."
6. Dolphins QB who threw for a then-record 5,084 yards in 1984, a mark that stood for 27 years.
9. "Minister of Defense" who recorded 198 career sacks across primary stints in Philadelphia and Green Bay.
10. Lions back who shocked the NFL by retiring in 1999, just 1,457 yards shy of Payton's all-time record.
12. 49er whose 197 career touchdown receptions remain the NFL's all-time record at the position.
13. Steelers QB who won four Super Bowls in a six-year span during the 1970s Pittsburgh dynasty.
14. "Mean" Steelers tackle and anchor of the famed Steel Curtain defense, inducted in 1987.
16. Saints quarterback who threw for 80,358 career yards and was enshrined in Canton in the Class of 2026.
18. Steelers running back whose deflected catch in a 1972 playoff game became the most debated play in NFL history.

1. Packers signal-caller who led Green Bay to victories in Super Bowls I and II under Vince Lombardi.
2. Cardinals wide receiver who posted nine career 1,000-yard seasons and joined Canton in the Class of 2026.
4. Bear who scored six touchdowns in a single 1965 game and entered Canton as the youngest inductee ever at age 34.
7. Broncos QB who closed his career with back-to-back Super Bowl victories.
8. Running back who shattered OJ Simpson's single-season rushing record with 2,105 yards in 1984.
11. Jets quarterback whose bold guarantee before Super Bowl III proved prophetic.
14. Cleveland fullback who retired at his peak in 1965 and is still considered by many the greatest ever.
15. Giants linebacker and two-time Super Bowl champion named NFL MVP in 1986.
17. Running back who surpassed Walter Payton to become the NFL's all-time leading rusher.