Alan smith....Eric grothe (albeit briefly)

Atkinson, Smith, Rosenberg and Hall. All consistently great finishers.

Scott Donald for me. Electrifying pace, with great footwork.
Atkinson for the same reasons, too........
Hall has to be up there, too. Just look at his scoring record. Unstoppable from 5m out!

Ryan Hall. Then hard to choose, Atkinson before my time, carl Gibson equally good at centre or wing. John Bentley superb, but shown the door under Doug Laughton or could have been a great, Francis Cummings and Jim falling weren't bad. But gone for Scott Donald consistent try scorer and that try in the grand final.

Alan Smith and John Atkinson, Smithy for pure power, Atky for pure speed ( although he could be a petulant sod at times ) Ryan Hall very good too.

There was a period 2009-12 where Hall was just about the best winger I have ever seen (not just for Leeds), still had the rapid pace, could finish, comfy under the high ball, good defensive decisions, an eye for interceptions and obviously his power in returning kicks and getting the sets going.
There have been better try scorers (Offiah for one) but they all had defensive issues and weren't nearly as effective returning the ball.

Atkinson Smith Rosenberg .then later years Hall Donald .Grothe if only for a season. I would have liked to have seen Eric Harris

Franny Cummins anyone!!

Seriously though Atkinson & Hall

Graham Mackay

Wendell Sailor

Eddie rombo was the quickest winger I've ever seen, if only for a few games.

ET should deserve a mention, though it was early in his career but you could see the talent even then.

I would probably say I was the best though, not that I'm biased.

Special mention to Phil Ford for my favourite winger moment as he hunted down Offiah even though he had to come across the pitch to get him. Fantastic moment.

Vince Fawcett. Fact

Let's hear it for stormin' Norman - Francis that is.

Atkinson, Alan Smith, Grothe.

And Norman Francis the 'A' team legend!

Friday nights have never been the same without Norman.

When used correctly, Calderwood was one of my favourite wingers. Pace to burn, and no one worked harder on a kick chase.