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It really wont matter as much, until the super seniors get their due. If the number remains three, it will help mostly deserving eighties players. if they do go with porter's proposal of at least 1 super senior out of the 3 here are a few id like to see Jim Benton Gene Brito Lavern Dilweg Ox Emerso...

Thanks for the clarification

John from what ive heard and read it will stay at 3 which is a perfect number

Receiver logjam from this era is massive. Hard pass from me on Rentzel. Agree with others who've been mentioned here as being ahead of him. There are plenty more. Gary Garrison, Ken Burrough, Jimmy Orr, Sonny Randle... list goes on. I'll take a look at Roy Jefferson, John Gilliam , Gary Garrison, K...

Agreed 100% Brian there is a massive logjam at the de/ dt position

I'll disagree 100% brian there is no way shape or form kelce is being hurt by taylor swift

Fred Taylor was pretty consistent throughout his career. He averaged over 76 rushing yards per game and had seven 1,000+ yard rushing seasons. But I wouldn't consider him a HOFer. A guess as to why he's a finalist is there aren't any "slam dunk" RBs so they are just picking the next close...

JameisSaintston wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2023 10:44 am I never saw Fragile Fred as a HOFer or anything close... Tiki Barber is by far a better option.

Either Him or Watters I wouldn't have a problem with over taylor, one other player I would have put over taylor is Robert Mathis

Halas Hall wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2023 10:37 pm I think both Ernie McMillan and Bob DeMarco are prime candidates from the Cardinals for the Hall of Very Good. Ernie's son Erik was a decent Safety with the Jets for a bit in the late 1980's.

if you had to vote for either one which one would you vote for and why

got 13/15 right missed only harrison and taylor