Sports Daily: Best Players Without a Super Bowl Ring?

[RaychelSnr]

Behind every Super Bowl championship team there are plenty of star players and often times Hall of Famers as well. But not every star gets a ring or even the chance to play for one. It's the reason Randy Moss took a trip to New England and, more recently, Tony Gonzalez joined forces with the Atlanta Falcons.

Some players capture our attention with their work ethic, personality, or on-field performance. We love to see hard work and humility rewarded and it's slightly disappointing when the NFL's greats don't at least get a shot at hoisting the Lombardi Trophy.

Sound Off: What NFL player, past or present, do you think most deserves a Super Bowl ring?

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[willz1985]

Dan Fouts and Marino, Both amazing gunslingers who were unfortunate to not win it all

[unfriendlyghst]

Chris Carter, wake up!

[jhendricks316]

Since no love is given to kickers, I'd nominate Jason Hanson. He was more than faithful to the Detroit Lions for 20+ seasons, and also has amassed the most losses for a player (obviously, a majority cannot be credited to his leg). I am certainly not saying that others named/to be named are unworthy.

[Aggies67]

Jack Youngblood. One of the best DEs ever.

[Aggies67]

Eric Dickerson.

Jack Youngblood played in an SB, but didn't win,.

[DirtyJerz32]

Jim Kelly, Marino, Barry Sanders.

[elgreazy1]

Super Bowl... my man Takeo Spikes couldn't even get a Playoff birth. :'(