Lamar Lundy (1957-69)

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Halas Hall
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Lamar Lundy (1957-69)

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The Rams Fearsome Foursome has two members in the Hall of Fame and Roger Brown is in the Hall of the Very Good. I never saw him play, but does Lamar Lundy have a case for the Hall of the Very Good?

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JohnTurney
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Halas Hall wrote: Mon Sep 18, 2023 9:26 am The Rams Fearsome Foursome has two members in the Hall of Fame and Roger Brown is in the Hall of the Very Good. I never saw him play, but does Lamar Lundy have a case for the Hall of the Very Good?

Thanks.
Not in my opinion ... he's a Hall of Good. I think there are quite a few DEs that have better HOVG cases. His notation, what does give him a set-apart is he was a TE early on ... but other may see it differently but to me, HOVG is a near-HOFer ... a close but to cigar type. I don't think Lundy meets that,
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The Hall of Good---I love that. We should also vote on a Hall of OK, and a Hall of Meh.

Anyway, Lundy obviously had some great hands and knew what to do with the ball---he had 3 picks in his career and returned each one for a TD.

He had 6 TD as a receiver.
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RichardBak wrote: Wed Sep 20, 2023 7:13 pm Anyway, Lundy obviously had some great hands and knew what to do with the ball---he had 3 picks in his career and returned each one for a TD.

He had 6 TD as a receiver.
let's say a bunch of us got together to draft a 33-man squad ... and you know, things get thin ... Lundy would be a solid choice.
A good DE, a good TE, could also play DT.

He is only list for modern two-way players ... by modern I mean since two-platoons ... he's not at the top like Benarik or Connor or Pihos
but someone with a mention ... just, you know, good.
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Which de's do you have over Lundy john I'm curious
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rewing84 wrote: Fri Sep 22, 2023 8:47 pm Which de's do you have over Lundy john I'm curious
quite a lot ...usually suspects ... Katcavage, Brito, Greenwood, Neil Smith and on and on .
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JohnTurney wrote: Sat Sep 23, 2023 1:49 am
rewing84 wrote: Fri Sep 22, 2023 8:47 pm Which de's do you have over Lundy john I'm curious
quite a lot ...usually suspects ... Katcavage, Brito, Greenwood, Neil Smith and on and on .
All except Smith are already in the HOVG. Smith isn't eligible yet.
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JohnTurney wrote: Sat Sep 23, 2023 1:49 am
rewing84 wrote: Fri Sep 22, 2023 8:47 pm Which de's do you have over Lundy john I'm curious
quite a lot ...usually suspects ... Katcavage, Brito, Greenwood, Neil Smith and on and on .
Agreed with you 100%
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I agree about Lundy in that he is not quite HOVG. He was a decent complimentary player though.
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