Professional Football Researchers Association Forum

oldecapecod 11 wrote:And who was Bob's selection?

He chose Don Hutson.

Zimmerman's statement about Motley being the greatest player of all time is also in Rick Korch's book, 'The 200 Greatest Pro Football Players of All-Time' (1992 or 1993)...in the back of the book there is a section where several historians/experts select their all-time greatest player with a paragra...

In 1994 the NFL had a group of HOF writers and Sabol and a couple of others picks a Combined NFL-AFL All-1960s team I think it is much better than the original. Charley Taylor, wide receiver; Lance Alworth, wide receiver If we are talking about strictly the decade of the 1960's, would it make sense...

R.I.P. Mr. Sabol...

I'm happy for Tingelhoff. I've believed he should have went in a long, long time ago.

However, out of curiosity, was anyone else here very annoyed that they spelled his name 'Tinglehoff" during the NFL awards presentation? I mean, come on, Man. Have some respect.

I'd like to see his scores for Dwight Stephenson and Mike Webster.[/quote][/quote][/quote] Stephenson 7 blues, Webster 9 blues and 3-4 high reds. Both off the charts . . .maybe two best all time.[/quote] Thanks John! I asked for those two guys because they are the best centes I ever saw and those nu...

I wouldn't vote for any of the three for the HOF, if I had a vote. However, put a gun to my head, and I'll choose Coryell for his innovations in the passing game.

Mike Giddings, a former NFL assistant coach and longtime operator of Pro Scout, Inc... ...He said a player needs at least four “blue” years to qualify for the Hall of Fame Nice share. Fascinating. Now I wish we could have a list of all the players Giddings has with at least four blue years. I'd lik...

ChrisBabcock wrote:

Robert Quinn seems a bit of a reach.

...combined with the fact that the entire Bills defensive line got snubbed.

I didn't really get to see much of Quinn, just one game. Was he worthy, in your opinion?

This year's All-Pro choices seem fairly cut-and-dry. Not too many surprises.