Arena Football League 20 Greatest Players

The Arena Football League 20 Greatest Players was compiled in 2006 to show the league's top 20 players in its 20-year history.

= AFL Hall of Famer

Rank	Player	Teams played for	Position	Ref
1	Eddie Brown	Albany/Indiana Firebirds	Offensive Specialist	[1]
2	Barry Wagner	Orlando Predators San Jose SaberCats	Wide receiver/Defensive back	[2]
3	George LaFrance	Detroit Drive Tampa Bay Storm New Jersey Red Dogs	Offensive Specialist	[2]
4	Jay Gruden	Tampa Bay Storm Orlando Predators	Quarterback	[2]
5	Hunkie Cooper	Arizona Rattlers	Wide Receiver/Linebacker	[2]
6	James Baron	Nashville Kats Chicago Rush	Offensive Lineman/Defensive Lineman	[2]
7	Sylvester Bembery	New England Steamrollers Albany Firebirds Tampa Bay Storm Buffalo Destroyers	Offensive Lineman/Defensive Lineman	[2]
8	Sherdrick Bonner	Arizona Rattlers	Quarterback	[2]
9	Stevie Thomas	Tampa Bay Storm Orlando Predators	Wide receiver/Linebacker	[2]
10	Dwayne Dixon	Washington Commandos Detroit Drive	Wide receiver/Linebacker	[2]
11	Aaron Garcia	Arizona Rattlers Connecticut Coyotes New Jersey Red Dogs Iowa Barnstormers New York Dragons	Quarterback	[2]
12	Kurt Warner	Iowa Barnstormers	Quarterback	[2]
13	Sam Hernandez	Las Vegas Sting Anaheim Piranhas San Jose SaberCats	Offensive Lineman/Defensive Lineman	[2]
14	Cory Fleming	Nashville Kats Carolina Cobras Orlando Predators	Wide receiver/Linebacker	[2]
14	Greg Hopkins	Albany/Indiana Firebirds Los Angeles Avengers	Wide receiver/Linebacker	[2]
16	Alvin Rettig	Detroit Drive	Fullback/Linebacker	[2]
17	Randy Gatewood	Arizona Rattlers	Wide receiver/Defensive back	[2]
17	Gary Mullen	Denver Dynamite Los Angeles Cobras Detroit Drive Cincinnati Rockers Milwaukee Mustangs	Wide receiver/Defensive back	[2]
19	John Corker	Detroit Drive Miami Hooters	Offensive Lineman/Defensive Lineman	[2]
20	Bob McMillen	Arizona Rattlers Chicago Rush	Fullback/Linebacker	[2]

References

1. "'Touchdown' Eddie Brown tops Arena top 20 list". www.espn.go.com. ESPN Internet Ventures. January 18, 2006. Retrieved June 3, 2013.
2. Tania Ganguli (January 19, 2006). "AFL announces all-time greats". Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved June 3, 2013.