Mack Strong, Georgia

 
via New York Times

Mr. Seahawk. From 1994 to 2007 there was one constant on the Seattle roster, and he was awesome incarnate. Mack Strong was a pure blocker, humble, incredibly funny, and someone who every Seahawks fan with a working brain loved (except when he was appearing with The Objectivist to give a Hawks jersey to W., which some fans equated to starting a Halliburton-funded sweatshop that only produced rainforest deforestation and foreclosures). His work was only recognized at a Pro Bowl level in our Super Bowl year of 2005, with his 2nd Pro Bowl year being, unfortunately, based on previous years instead of his actual year of work, but no one would fault him the honor. Shaun Alexander even took some time out of praising the Good Lord for his success to tell everyone that he couldn't have accomplished his record-breaking season without Mack. Let me put it this way: If you didn't like Mack Strong, you are a communist. There, I said it. Our team just doubled in awesomeness.