The Masters of their position, these 10 are just about the best you can get. We'll start off with a running back. (the positions not included are a flexible defensive player and a Returner.)
RB- Cohen Harper
Leading the Lions all the way to Gridbowl I, this man retired in 2018, but not before shattering numerous records and winning the 2016 Honors. He is a must on this list, for sure.
Honorable Mentions- Glen Silverado
Nicknamed "Silverware" for his sharp edges and steely demeanor, he broke the record for RB touchdowns and is currently the highest pwr running back, and the highest pwr season player (2020).
QB- Jerry Cook Jr.
A near perfection passer with an arm that could bend steel. He's been playing for 19 years, and he's not going to stop soon. He's not very fast, but with his talent, he doesn't need to be.
Honorable Mentions- Andre Kinto
Kinto was a high pwred QB, playing at his best every single game. If you didn't know, he played for the Wolves, winning 2 Championships before his retirement in 2002. His pwr rating was 96.
WR- Justin Greed
Greed was traded to the lions just in time for their Gridbowl run. He signed a 1 year, 74M deal that makes him the highest paid Gridball player ever. He retired with Cohen Harper, but he had a spectacular season in Connecticut. He averaged about 19.8 yards per pass, and he went for 2637.9 yards in his 8 year career. That means he covered Gridball 44 fields (rounding up), and 26 regular football fields with his yardage. He deserves this spot.
Honorable Mentions- Chuck Puffin
Puffin was a key element in Illinois taking home the Gridbowl II cup, racking up substantial numbers in yardage and points.
SP- Seven Hart
OG- Isaac Shrink
S- B. J. Pual
You all saw this one coming, right? How could I not? Pual is like the Deon Sanders of Gridball, even returning punts and kicks. He is the first 100+ pwr player in Gridball history, sticking to the robbers until his retirement in 2003.
Honorable Mentions- Calvin Gerald
Gerald was an old timer big time, playing for the Whiteouts for Gridball's debut in 1991. When the whiteouts changed their name to the Touchdowns and moved to St. Paul, Gerald retired, only playing 3 seasons. He still remains one of the all-time greats.
C- Honus Horn
Horn really is an all time great, a 97 pwr with extreme talent. Although he is fairly new, being a first round pick in 2017, he instantly made an impact, intercepting 15 balls in the 4 game 2019 season.
Honorable Mentions- Shadow Jamis, Pablo Univ
I chose 2 people for this position because they are both greats, and they are both equally greats. Both played for the Royals, and Pablo retired there, but Jamis went on to Tallahassee to pick 12 balls in the 2015 season. Both deserve to be on this list.
CLB- Benny Hundred
Quite a surprise, right? Wrong. Hundred, no matter his pwr rating, is the greatest captain linebacker this league has ever had. I predict a dramatic rise in his pwr rating over the next few seasons.
Honorable Mentions- Fred Liopo
Liopo was a CLB with an attitude, and the founder of the Augusta Snails. He was the one, when he retired and bought the team, to change the team name from the Snails to the snakes, to many a fan's relief. He still owns and manages the team at the ripe old age of 87. He was a legend in Maine history.
PR- Matthew Josher
Josher was the founder of the Mountaineers, an old time great with true talent. He broke his leg and retired in 1999, but he still had a great career.
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P/K- Quincy Quark
If Quark didn't decide to take a position as a punter, he wouldn't have to. He could make as just as much money as a quarterback. A master of deception, he is the best in his class, only missing 1 field goal in his 32 tries of his career. He was drafted in 2005, and he's still going strong.
Honorable Mentions- Mac Marley
Marley is the string that ties the present on the perfect Juneau present. He has extreme talent, kicking perfect punts all season long.
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