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From 99-0, TeamFB7 is looking back on the greatest players in NFL history to don each jersey number. No ties allowed, tough decisions will be made — next is No. 86 and Buck Buchanan At the center of one of the first great teams of the NFL’s Super Bowl era was one of the league’s all-time great defenses — and at the center of that was Buck Buchanan.

From 99-0, TeamFB7 is looking back on the greatest players in NFL history to don each jersey number. No ties allowed, tough decisions will be made — next is No. 87 and Travis Kelce. No, this isn’t a wedding present to Travis Kelce on the day he and Taylor Swift hold their arena-sized nuptials at Madison Square Garden.

From 99-0, TeamFB7 is looking back on the greatest players in NFL history to don each jersey number. No ties allowed, tough decisions will be made — next is No. 88 and Tony Gonzalez. The evolution of the tight end into a prioritized pass-catching weapon in the NFL progressed slowly over several decades, with multiple Hall of Famers changing the mold piece by piece. (Photo by David Eulitt/Kansas City Star/Tribune News Service via Getty Images) Mike Ditka was the standard-setter in the 1960s.