The Mannings???? (who everyone knows) ------------- The Matthews???? (3 generations of football) Clay Matthews, Sr. (4 seasons in the NFL in the 50's) -- Bruce Matthews (Hall of Fame O-lineman for 19 years with a record 14 consecutive Pro Bowls). Also started the most games in NFL history for a non-kicker (296). Clay Matthews, Jr. (3rd most games in NFL history for a non-kicker (278) over 19 seasons as a linebacker (4 Pro Bowls) -- SONS OF Clay Jr.: Clay Matthews III -linebacker at USC. Will most likely be a 1st round pick in this year's draft. Kyle Matthews -safety at USC (2000-03). Casey Matthews -currently linebacker at UO (2007- ). -- SONS OF Bruce: Kevin is the starting center for the Texas A&M Aggies, while Jake and Mikey play offensive line in high school. ------------- Someone else? What football family do you think is the best? Where do the following fit in: Shannon and Sterling Sharpe? Ronde and Tiki Barber? William and Michael Dean Perry? I guess it really comes down to the Matthew vs. The Mannings: Combined Stats for Matthews: Pro Bowls: 0+4+14+0=18 Starts: 45+296+278+0=619 3 generations in the NFL Combined Stats for Mannings: Pro Bowls: 2 + 9 + 1 = 12 Starts: 151 + 176 + 73 = 400 2 generations in the NFL Pro Bowls: 18 combined vs. 12 combined. - winner Matthews Starts: 619 vs. 400 - winner Matthews Number of Generations in NFL: 3 vs. 2 - winner Matthews MVPS: They don't give MVPs to O-lineman and the only MVP award ever given to a defensive player is usually Defensive Player of the Year, so I think that MVPs tend to bias toward QBs, RBs, and WRs. --winner Mannings, but the fight isn't fair. Super Bowls wins: 0 vs 2 -I'm not sure how much this should factor into determining a player's greatness. Remember than Dan Marino doesn't have a ring, but there are guys like Trent Green and Brad Johnson that do. - winner Mannings