I saw Jim Parker play. To see how good Jim Parker was, just look at Unitas' statistics. Without Parker, Unitas would have had a hard time doing what he did. And, a player doesn't get to the pro-bowl 8 consecutive times without being one of the best at his position. Brady Anderson didn't have near the impact on his team and sport that Jim Parker did!

Nestor-If you and others did not see Jim Parker play you surely missed the best tackle/guard ever to play the game. It was exciting to see him pull and and flatten the opposition. Johnny U and the Baltimore Colt's running backs best friend. All-pro 1958,1959,1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965 against the stiffest of competition. Drafted #1 in 1957 out of Ohio St he was the final, yet key piece of the puzzle that made the 58/59 Baltimore Colts the best team ever.I'm sure that Woody Hayes and his "3 yards and a cloud of dust" offense hated to lose him. One of the Magnificant 7 forever in Canton. Brady? Maybe a little above average of a ballplayer with 1 uncharacteristic year. Sort of a self-centered head case. We should have left him in Boston.No contest here whatsoever.