IsThatBrothaMouzone?
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Witten is first ballot.
Elite blocker and receiver. Not as physically gifted as Gronk but still effective.....and he did that shyt with Quincy Carter, Vinny Testaverde, Romo/Dak etc....not Tom Brady.
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Elite blocker and receiver. Not as physically gifted as Gronk but still effective.....and he did that shyt with Quincy Carter, Vinny Testaverde, Romo/Dak etc....not Tom Brady.
Leonard Washington
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And many others from previous eras played their entire careers roided & coked out of their mind and they got busts in Canton
that's never mattered with the NFL
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
He was an obvious case, imoAnd many others from previous eras played their entire careers roided & coked out of their mind and they got busts in Canton
There are easily 10 WRs better and should get in before him. Not to hate on him. And you’re right, he willl probably get in.
Jimmy Smith and Tory **** were more dominant. Steve Smith and Reggie Wayne. I think Steve willl make it though.
U act like this is a line at the immigration office… Mike can skip to the front of the line bruh
murksiderock
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Homie below said exactly what I was coming to say:
Him being THE best player at his position for a period in his prime makes this a lock for me. And i think he was great enough for long enough. 2008-10 was his peak but he was elite for longer than that.
John Abraham got the resume to get in one day in my opinion, and It's crazy John hasn't once been a semifinalist for the Hall of Fame in the 7 years he's been eligible.
3× First-team All-Pro (2001, 2008, 2010)
5× Pro Bowl (2001, 2002, 2004, 2010, 2013)
133.5 sacks which is 18th all-time
Terrell Suggs will get in before John so I'll be interested in seeing how it goes
3× First-team All-Pro (2001, 2008, 2010)
5× Pro Bowl (2001, 2002, 2004, 2010, 2013)
133.5 sacks which is 18th all-time
Terrell Suggs will get in before John so I'll be interested in seeing how it goes
Those are two really good ones.
Abraham never got talked about the way some other players at his position did, but he was an excellent player, his accolades show that. I'm going to say he doesn't get in as there's a lot of competition at that position, and I think some other bigger names will overshadow him.
Suggs is an interesting one. Not everything comes down to having all-pro awards, but he "only" has two, one being second team. However, he does have DPOTY award which carries a lot of weight. Won a Super Bowl the following year. It's a tough one because part of my thinks he gets in down the road with him being a defensive player on the Ravens and have that allure. However, he also had a few off the field issues which voters may let influence them.
Good choices for this thread.
Here are a few others with my thinking if they are HOF worthy.
Vince Wilfork (No)
Justin Smith (No)
Luke Kuechly (Absolutely)
One more is Richard Sherman, and I think he probably gets in although I think he was not as great as he and some others believe.
Vince Wilfork (No)
Justin Smith (No)
Luke Kuechly (Absolutely)
One more is Richard Sherman, and I think he probably gets in although I think he was not as great as he and some others believe.
VegetasHairline
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Agreed.
Sherm getting in eventually but shouldn't be first ballot. Same with Russ. Russ might be going out sad but his 10 pro bowl selections are the 6th most all time at QB tied with ARod. He's getting in.
Dirty scumbag gets a no from me dog
I can see the argument either way for Harrison. He definitely had him "dirty" moments, but he was an integral part of two Super Bowl winning teams. He should have rocked David Tyree though.
That is a name I haven't heard in a while.