NFL Hall Of Fame 2011: Marshall Faulk, Deion Sanders, Shannon Sharpe, Chris Hamburger, Les Richter, Richard Dent and Ed Sabol (NFL Films)
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I didn't think that Deion Sanders was HOF material.
He's first ballot. I think he was a crappy or resistant tackler and a showboat but he was one of the best if not the best cover corner of all time. On the NFL Network's greatest 100 players he was ranked 34. That's going to get you in the HOF
I think he was a crappy or resistant tackler and a showboat but he was one of the best if not the best cover corner of all time. On the NFL Network's greatest 100 players he was ranked 34.
Maybe the showboating and "neon" issues distracted attention from his real football skills. Just like Troy Palamau(sp)'s hair distracts attention from his true football ability.
Maybe the showboating and "neon" issues distracted attention from his real football skills. Just like Troy Palamau(sp)'s hair distracts attention from his true football ability.
His style overshadowed substance for Deion at times but he probably is the best athlete to come into the league in the last 30 years. Maybe Randy Moss is athletic as Deion or for my money Charles Woodson is near Deion on the athletic scale. Deion's speed is so good that it was often thought that he let receivers "look" open deep just so he would catch up to the receiver and the ball and intercept the pass. When you have that kind of confidence in yourself you know you have some extraordinary skills
His style overshadowed substance for Deion at times but he probably is the best athlete to come into the league in the last 30 years.
My vote goes to Michael Vick. That guy is amazing. He can do it all. Run, throw and kick (ok, maybe not kick).
BTW: I am talking about Vick the football player and not the human being.
NFL Hall Of Fame 2011: Marshall Faulk, Deion Sanders, Shannon Sharpe, Chris Hamburger, Les Richter, Richard Dent and Ed Sabol (NFL Films)
Chris Hanburger?.....Chuck Howley is far more deserving.
Richard Dent?......Not before Ed Jones, L.C. Greenwood, Clay Matthews.
Lynn Swann? John Stallworth?
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aren't Swann and stallworth already in the hall or are you saying Swann? Stallworth? are they really hall of famers. I'll tell you wide receiver is a hard position for fans to determine whether they are hall of famers. When Cris Carter retired he was high up on most of the career stats lists and he's having trouble getting in. A lot of people feel it's the qb or the system that makes a wideout I guess.
I'll tell you wide receiver is a hard position for fans to determine whether they are hall of famers.
Cornerback is also a hard position too in my opinion. How do you keep stats on CB's? Intercepts? Tackles?
His style overshadowed substance for Deion at times but he probably is the best athlete to come into the league in the last 30 years.
He may have been the best self-promoter of the last 30 years.
As for best best athlete, I'd give it to Bo Jackson.
My vote goes to Michael Vick. That guy is amazing. He can do it all. Run, throw and kick (ok, maybe not kick).
BTW: I am talking about Vick the football player and not the human being.
Hey Rock try to stay on topic. This is about who was just named to the HOF. Michael Vick is a far cry away from there.
This is about who was just named to the HOF. Michael Vick is a far cry away from there.
Somebody mentioned that HOF Deion "Neon" Sanders was the best athlete to play in the NFL in the past 30 years. I disagree.
Deion ran the fastest 40 time ever at the combine and is rumoured to have fun a 4.57 backwards. Best athlete is subjective anyways but if he isn't the best he's up there
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