Crosby and Jagr aren't even in the conversation for 2nd best player of all time. Gretzky is clearly #1 and I'd say that Orr and Lemieux are debatable for #2. I'm also not as high on Howe as others are.
Crosby is in the debate for the #5 spot (which will probably taken by McDavid or whoever McDavid pushes out of the top-4) while Jagr is borderline top-10.
Have it exactly as you do.
Wayne indisputably #1. Mario and Orr interchangeable for 2 & 3. Personally I like 66 more in that spot since he's the only player in history who could do what Wayne could, just couldn't stay healthy. No issues at all with people putting Orr #2 however.
People who have Howe over Mario confuse me. Howe to me is easily #4 in that big 4 but nonetheless an absolute legend and def worthy of making it a "big 4."
That said, I think Howe is for sure the most likely for McDavid to pass and in fact I am on record in this thread as saying it's basically inevitable McDavid passes him. 5 Rosses in 8 seasons in the modern era >>> 6 Rosses in a 30 year career in a mostly 6 team league where the entire talent pool came from Canada with 17 million people.
Crosby I think is the consensus 5th best player at this point. Undecided if I think McDavid has already passed him for that spot but it's literally just a matter of time before he does (and I'm a huge Crosby guy).
Jagr has no argument for 5th much less 2. Def in the convo for top 10 though.
Check those point totals. Tell me where Jagr is
Nobody has ever made a serious argument for Jagr at #2, come off it.