The leader of the 70’s Secondary for the Vikings, Paul Krause is still the all-time National Football League leader in Interceptions with 81 picks, 53 of which were with the Vikings.  Krause played for the Washington Redskins for four seasons prior to becoming a Viking and would make the Pro Bowl six times with Minnesota.  Krause was a two time First Team All Pro with Washington and did that once as a Viking.  A very solid tackler, Krause would enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Vikings RIng of Honor in 1998.

June 1 – July 12, 1959
Johnny Horton
The Battle of New Orleans

It takes a special player to go from undrafted to the Hall of Fame.  John Randle was a special player.

Is this too low?

Maybe it is, as Randy Moss is the man who many called the greatest athlete of his generation.  He was the Wide Receiver who also had the “Randy Ratio”, whereby the belief was that the team needed to get him involved in a significant amount of plays to have a chance to win.