5 greatest NFL Latino players of all time.

**jjgold** · 01-10-21, 02:44 PM

Decent list not know football players

King Mayan?

**JIBBBY** · 01-10-21, 02:48 PM

**rm18** · 01-10-21, 02:54 PM

Aaron Hernandez

**JIBBBY** · 01-10-21, 02:56 PM

Originally posted by rm18

Aaron Hernandez

Good one!!

I think his criminal history kept him off all the NFL Latino greats when searching links. He was maybe the best.

**Bluehorseshoe** · 01-10-21, 03:11 PM

Joe Montana-ez.

He shortned his name.

**pavyracer** · 01-10-21, 03:13 PM

Martin Gramatica.

**Chi_archie** · 01-10-21, 03:14 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Martin Gramatica.

those guys were Argentinian

that's the least offensive kind of Mexican to be

**JIBBBY** · 01-10-21, 03:15 PM

Originally posted by Bluehorseshoe

Joe Montana-ez.

He shortned his name.

Fake news Horseshoe!!

Joe Montana is Italian.

Montana was born to Joseph Clifford Montana Sr. (1932–2017) and Theresa Marie Bavuso Montana (1935–2004) in New Eagle, Pennsylvania,^[10] a borough of Washington County located in the western portion of the state. He grew up in the city of Monongahela, a coal mining town 25 miles (40 km) south of Pittsburgh.^[11]
Montana's family were Italian-American, the name Montana being an Americanized form of the surname Montani, which comes from northern Italy.

**DrunkHorseplayer** · 01-10-21, 03:17 PM

Hendricks' father was American and his mother was Ita!ian, although born in Guatemala; that doesn't make him Latino.

**Chi_archie** · 01-10-21, 03:17 PM

Peyton Manningia

**Hman** · 01-10-21, 03:18 PM

Originally posted by DrunkHorseplayer

Hendricks' father was American and his mother was Ita!ian, although born in Guatemala; that doesn't make him Latino.

Same with Romo

Mixed

But those first 2 on the list as great as they come

**MinnesotaFats** · 01-10-21, 03:18 PM

Isnt woodson latino

**JayLA** · 01-10-21, 03:19 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

those guys were Argentinian

that's the least offensive kind of Mexican to be

That's pretty funny

**Roger T. Bannon** · 01-10-21, 03:19 PM

LOL. Ted Hendricks is about as Latino as Hitler.

Romo is half hispanic, I guess? I thought he was Italian for a long time. He is half Polish.

Plunkett did at least look kind of Mexican.

**JayLA** · 01-10-21, 03:20 PM

Originally posted by DrunkHorseplayer

Hendricks' father was American and his mother was Ita!ian, although born in Guatemala; that doesn't make him Latino.

yes it totally does...as much as being born in the US makes me american

**19th Hole** · 01-10-21, 03:21 PM

Aaron Rodgerigez

**19th Hole** · 01-10-21, 03:22 PM

Johnny Unitez

**JIBBBY** · 01-10-21, 03:24 PM

Originally posted by DrunkHorseplayer

Hendricks' father was American and his mother was Ita!ian, although born in Guatemala; that doesn't make him Latino.

Agreed, that one is a bit suspect. We need a DNA family tree history check on that claim with Hendricks?

Tony Romo still a half breed. I don't know where you go with that one either?

It's like if you have a white mother and black father are you still black? I think society today will consider you Black. Fine line there????????

**Chi_archie** · 01-10-21, 03:24 PM

Hall of Fame Running Back Steve Van Buren

born in Hondurus

**Roger T. Bannon** · 01-10-21, 03:26 PM

It is kind of like the Olympics where you have black guys from the US playing for Sweden.

**Foxx** · 01-10-21, 03:26 PM

**Hman** · 01-10-21, 03:28 PM

We gotta start rounding this sh!t off to the highest number lol

50-50 doesn't make you one or the other

If one parent was already mixed, then ok I'd say it's fair to round it off to whatever that may be

Is anyone talking about the scrubs who are mixed?

No, we only want to make claim to something, even undeservingly so, when it matters

**Roger T. Bannon** · 01-10-21, 03:32 PM

Having Indian blood in you is really a curse. I only count full bloods. Plunkett's whiteness was pretty watered down. He was only about 1/4. I'd count him.

Hernandez was half PR which means he's got black blood. That is cheating but pretty watered down but it goes a long way.

**pavyracer** · 01-10-21, 03:32 PM

**JayLA** · 01-10-21, 03:35 PM

if we're just going by last names, im sure there are some black players with a last name like "Smith" with hispanic / latino parents

**Roger T. Bannon** · 01-10-21, 03:37 PM

Latino has to be South American. The Caribs do not consider themselves Latino so far as I know. They have too much white. They are proud of it.

**JIBBBY** · 01-10-21, 03:39 PM

Originally posted by Hman

We gotta start rounding this sh!t off to the highest number lol

50-50 doesn't make you one or the other

If one parent was already mixed, then ok I'd say it's fair to round it off to whatever that may be

Is anyone talking about the scrubs who are mixed?

No, we only want to make claim to something, even undeservingly so, when it matters

My mother is full Italian and my Dad is all American white boy. I always considered myself white boy American but will play the Italian card at times.

Kinda like Lenny Kravitz the musician. Jewish WHITE father and was even raised Jewish but has a black mother. He's considered black still. 50/50's are tough calls?

Can play the race card both ways

**Hman** · 01-10-21, 03:39 PM

Originally posted by Roger T. Bannon

Latino has to be South American. The Caribs do not consider themselves Latino so far as I know. They have too much white. They are proud of it.

They all have their preferences

I can tell you if you call a Puerto Rican or Brazilian, etc a Mexican, they take offense to it and will tell you so

**JayLA** · 01-10-21, 03:40 PM

Originally posted by Roger T. Bannon

Latino has to be South American. The Caribs do not consider themselves Latino so far as I know. They have too much white. They are proud of it.

wrong (all due respect - really like your posts)

Latino implies any north and south american nation that WAS colonized by spain ... uruguayans and argentians do not identify with "latino" due to heavy italian influence, other than those two....any spanish speaking country below texas is "latino"

Whereas hispanic just refers to a spanish speakin country

**Roger T. Bannon** · 01-10-21, 03:40 PM

Half black is always black. Nobody is claiming that and you ain't getting in white.

**pavyracer** · 01-10-21, 03:41 PM

Originally posted by Roger T. Bannon

Latino has to be South American. The Caribs do not consider themselves Latino so far as I know. They have too much white. They are proud of it.

So Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala don't count either. They are Central America.

Not sure that many people play football in South America. Soccer is the sport there.

**Hman** · 01-10-21, 03:42 PM

Originally posted by Roger T. Bannon

Half black is always black. Nobody is claiming that and you ain't getting in white.

Not true my friend

Know several who choose white side

Including my ex wife

**Roger T. Bannon** · 01-10-21, 03:43 PM

Originally posted by JayLA

wrong (all due respect - really like your posts)

Latino implies any north and south american nation that WAS colonized by spain ... uruguayans and argentians do not identify with "latino" due to heavy italian influence, other than those two....any spanish speaking country below texas is "latino"

Whereas hispanic just refers to a spanish speakin country

That is a technicality though. You have to at least have a drop of Meso-American. I think Hendricks probably is half Nazi. That's where the Nazis ran off to escape prosecution.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 01-10-21, 03:44 PM

I can't believe these answers!

*The CLEAR answer for me is Anthony Munoz. Go watch how awesome he was.

And Tony Gonzalez would be one of the better Latinos. Surely he qualified.