Duo you would've loved to see.

Samari Rolle and Cortland Finnegan

 

That would be nice. We havent ever really had two #1 CBs, always been a significant drop off after the top guy

 

AH and Casey would have been unstoppable.

 

McNair and Moss , would have gotten us 1 Championship

 

Beat me to the CB combo. Personally, going a little more old school, Rolle and Dishman would have been excellent. Put ATV (I'm aware he didn't do anything in TB) on the slot and bring back Marcus Robertson at Safety. Way more than a duo but man I miss seeing Rolle.
Of the listed, Casey and Kearse might be best, but I think both Haynesworth and Kearse had an advantage of a 4-3 and Bulluck at LB.
I feel Wycheck and Walker would be a waste. We've never had two truly successful TE's in the same year.
McNair and CJ might be interesting. CJ got 2K with Kerry Collins/VY, imagine if there was a QB worth respecting.

 

More like 3.

1999, 2000, 2003

And if Moss was here in 08 that's probably a 4th even with KFC throwing the ball.

 

Not sure how Moss and McNair = Champions. That 98' Minnesota team was NASTY and lost to ATL. As good as McNair was, Cunningham's year in 98 was incredible and he had both Moss and Cris Carter. Jake Reed was still the #3 and Robert Smith was running the ball. It's no surprise they were the top scoring offense but I do agree that Moss with McNair would have equaled at least more and deeper playoff runs.

 

Because our team was way better than what the Vikings had. Our defense from 1999-2000 was historically good.

On our championship caliber teams we were always missing one piece on offense. But that can be said for most teams.

 

I gotta say they did try to address that specific need too. Unfortunately, not only did we take Dyson over Moss, but we also got the very ineffective later years of Yancey Thigpen and Carl Pickens.

 

Best WR duo we ever had was Mason/Bennett. I would absolutely kill to have the 2003 versions of them on our current team.

Potential wise, our current WR corps is the best, but that rarely translates.