Rank the most influential Founding Fathers in your view

I'm thinking mostly along the lines of things like: Were they in it from the beginning? Did they play a part in the War itself? Did they play a part in the early government(s)? Did they generally contribute to the survival of the young country? Not looking for whether one or the other necessarily agree with your political outlook but I'm sure some of that will seep into people's opinions.

I'll throw out a few.

1- George Washington. Pretty easy choice. He was in it from early on with the early congresses, the Declaration of Independence meeting, a huge part in the war, the movement from the Articles to the Constitution and establishing many of the workings of the executive branch.

2a - Thomas Jefferson. In it early. Not sure if he actually fought in the war but his drafting of the Declaration gives him a big boost. Acted as an ambassador and an early president.

2b - John Adams. In many ways the opposite side of the coin from Jefferson. They were friends (I think) and became very heated rivals. He was in it very early in the game and played important roles throughout. Another early president.

3 - Ben Franklin. Gave some gravitas to the early movement. Did a lot of important ambassador type work in Europe Instrumental in getting France to join in. Also probably the original political party animal and a pretty decent innovator/inventor.

4 - Alexander Hamilton. An early participant in the war effort. Served as Washington's right hand man both in the war and pretty much as president. Important in establishing economic policies and stability of the young country. Went a bit astray towards the end I think.

5- James Madison. Didn't see combat because he was something like 5'4" and 100 lbs. But pretty much wrote the constitution and also had a big part in the Federalist Papers and the Bill of Rights. An early expert in political maneuvering. Served as president during the War of 1812.