The features of the top two selections in the -- of the and of the .Like many No. 1 and No. 2 picks in draft history, the NFL careers of Winston and Mariota will be intertwined for as long as they play in the NFL (and, perhaps, even well beyond). As the two quarterbacks embark on what their respective teams and fanbases hope will be long and productive careers, we take a look at the best 1-2 overall pick punches in the NFL Sam Okuayinonu Jersey draft's modern era.1. 1983 - John Elway and Eric DickersonNo. 1: Elway to | No. 2: Dickerson to Total combined games played: 380Total combined s: 15Total combined appearances: 5Total combined wins: 2Elway famously was selected by the Baltimore at the top spot, but refused to sign with the team. Instead, he was dealt to the , for whom he emerged as arguably in the draft. Dickerson, meanwhile, was an immediate force out of the backfield for the Los Angeles , breaking a rookie rushing yardage record (1,808 yards) in 1983 and then (2,105 yards) in 1984. Dickerson retired as Y.A. Tittle Jersey the second-leading rusher in NFL history, behind the incomparable Jim Brown. Both and are in the , the only 1-2 draft combo enshrined in Canton.2. 1969 - O.J. Simpson and George KunzNo. 1: Simpson to | No. 2: Kunz to Total combined games played: 264Total combined s: 14Total combined appearances: 0Total combined wins: 0Simpson -- -- has a decorated NFL resume. In 1973, Simpson became the first NFL running back to in a single season. Kunz is decidedly le s familiar with football fans, but he was one of the top offensive linemen of his era. Kunz was an eight-time selection during a nine-year span. Three of those nods came while Kunz played for the Baltimore , with whom he played in against the .3. 1985 - Bruce Smith and Bill FralicNo. 1: Smith to | No. 2: Fralic to Total combined games played: 411Total combined s: 15Total combined appearances: 4Total combined wins: 0Smith is the all-time NFL sack leader (200), was a two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, 11-time selection and member of a team that went to a record four consecutive s. He also was , and a strong case could be made that he's the greatest No. 1 overall pick () of all time. Fralic played nine seasons in the NFL as an offensive tackle Alfredo Gutierrez Jersey and guard, eight of those seasons with the . From 1986-89, Fralic was a selection for four consecutive seasons. 4. 1981 - George Rogers and Lawrence TaylorNo. 1: Rogers to | No. 2: Taylor to Total combined games played: 276Total combined s: 12Total combined appearances: 3Total combined wins: 3Taylor's career as one of the most destructive defensive players in league history overshadows what was a productive career for Rogers. Coming off his Heisman-winning season in 1980 at South Carolina, Rogers led the NFL in rushing yards (1,674) in his rookie season. Rogers was a member of the ' XXII-winning team, but injuries kept him from starting. He was replaced by Timmy Smith, who famously went on to become one of . Taylor -- -- was and earned countdown. Taylor was the last defensive player to earn league MVP honors, doing so in 1986.5. 1978 - Earl Campbell and Art StillNo. 1: Campbell to Oilers | No. 2: Still to Total combined Jacob Cowing Jersey games played: 282Total combined s: 9Total combined appearances: 0Total combined wins: 0The powerful Campbell was the frontman for the of the late 1970s. Campbell led the NFL in rushing in his first three seasons (including a career-high 1,934 yards in 1980), was a five-time selection and . Still played 12 seasons in the NFL, and was a four-time selection, including in 1984 when he posted a career-high 14.5 sacks.Also considered ...1968 - Ron Yary and Bob JohnsonNo. 1: Yary to | No. 2: Johnson to Total combined games played: 361Total combined s: 8Total combined appearances: 4Total combined wins: 0Yary -- -- earned seven selections and was a member of all four teams to reach the . Johnson played in 154 games over 12 seasons with the , and earned a nod in his rookie season of 1968.1970 - Terry Bradshaw and Mike McCoyNo. 1: Bradshaw to | No. 2: McCoy to Total combined games played: 300Total combined s: 3Total combined appearances: 4Total combined wins: 4As Trent Taylor Jersey the field general for the four-time champion of the 1970s, Bradshaw's NFL resume is well-known. McCoy played 11 seasons in the league, including seven for the .1975 - Steve Bartkowski and Randy WhiteNo. 1: Bartkowski to | No. 2: White to Total combined games played: 338Total combined s: 11Total combined appearances: 3Total combined wins: 1Bartkowski helped the go from 3-11 in 1974 to a playoff appearance in 1978 (the franchise's first, and the first of three playoff berths in five seasons). White -- -- was a dominant presence for Dallas' famous "Doomsday Defense" of the 1970s.Follow Jim Reineking on Twitter .