Early 00s' PF vs Early 10s' PG: Who U Got?

[L.Kizzle]

POWER FORWARDS
Tim Duncan
Kevin Garnett
Dirk Nowitzki
Chris Webber
Jermaine O'Neal
Rasheed Wallace
Antonio McDysse
Elton Brand
Kenyon Martin
Amar'e Stoudemire
Shareef Abdur-Rahim
Pau Gasol


POINT GUARDS
Chris Paul
Derrick Rose
Tony Parker
Rajon Rondo
Russell Westbrook
Deron Williams
John Wall
Stephen Curry
Damian Lillard
Jrue Holiday
Kyle Lowry
Mike Conley

[SouBeachTalents]

2000's PF's easily, no one in the 2010 PG group is going to go down as a better player than the likes of Duncan, KG, or Dirk

[navy]

Depends. Are we taking them all in their primes?

[Top Gun]

Hard to say atm as a few of the PF's are NBA legends due to, in part, their longevity. The PG's need more time.

[L.Kizzle]

2000's PF's easily, no one in the 2010 PG group is going to go down as a better player than the likes of Duncan, KG, or Dirk
Easily? After Duncan, Dirk, KG and Webber it's a huge drop-off.

While the PGs may not have anyone near those guys, it's about ten of them damn near close to one another.

[Myth]

POWER FORWARDS
Tim Duncan
Kevin Garnett
Dirk Nowitzki
Chris Webber
Jermaine O'Neal
Rasheed Wallace
Antonio McDysse
Elton Brand
Kenyon Martin
Amar'e Stoudemire
Shareef Abdur-Rahim
Pau Gasol


POINT GUARDS
Chris Paul
Derrick Rose
Tony Parker
Rajon Rondo
Russell Westbrook
Deron Williams
John Wall
Stephen Curry
Damian Lillard
Jrue Holiday
Kyle Lowry
Mike Conley

Starting line-ups

PG: Garnett
SG: Dirk
SF: Webber
PF: J. O'neal
C: Duncan

PG: Paul
SG: Curry
SF: Rose
PF: Westbrook?
C: Rondo?

If we are talking about in a matchup, it is easily the PFs. More versatile. I can more easily envision Garnett and Dirk playing guard positions than any of those PGs playing in the post.

If we are just talking quality, then still the PFs because of the all-time level of their top guys.