08-08-2005, 04:30 PM
anyone know how many #1 overall draft picks have made the hall of fame..
I was pretty suprised.
I was pretty suprised.
Question....
08-08-2005, 10:17 PM
1 Elway
apple Wrote:Aww, but mich, its only a 22 year age difference, I'm still legal :broken:
Bill Wrote:The pool is frozen like Tom Foolery's Saturday night date's snatch.
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08-09-2005, 03:46 PM
1942 *Bill Dudley, hb Virginia Pittsburgh 9 3
1945 *Charley Trippi, hb Georgia Chi. Cardinals 9 2
1949 *Chuck Bednarik, c/lb Pennsylvania Philadelphia 12 8
1957 *Paul Hornung, hb Notre Dame Green Bay 9 2
1963 *Buck Buchanan, dt Grambling Kansas City (A) 13 8
1968 *Ron Yary, ot Southern Cal. Minnesota 15 7
1969 *O.J. Simpson, rb Southern Cal. Buffalo 11 6
1970 *Terry Bradshaw, qb Louisana Tech Pittsburgh 14 3
1976 *Lee Roy Selmon, de Oklahoma Tampa Bay 9 6
1978 *Earl Campbell, rb Texas Houston 8 5
1983 *John Elway, qb Stanford Baltimore 16 10
I think Bruce Smith will get in. Aikman will get in too. Peyton should get in.
1945 *Charley Trippi, hb Georgia Chi. Cardinals 9 2
1949 *Chuck Bednarik, c/lb Pennsylvania Philadelphia 12 8
1957 *Paul Hornung, hb Notre Dame Green Bay 9 2
1963 *Buck Buchanan, dt Grambling Kansas City (A) 13 8
1968 *Ron Yary, ot Southern Cal. Minnesota 15 7
1969 *O.J. Simpson, rb Southern Cal. Buffalo 11 6
1970 *Terry Bradshaw, qb Louisana Tech Pittsburgh 14 3
1976 *Lee Roy Selmon, de Oklahoma Tampa Bay 9 6
1978 *Earl Campbell, rb Texas Houston 8 5
1983 *John Elway, qb Stanford Baltimore 16 10
I think Bruce Smith will get in. Aikman will get in too. Peyton should get in.
08-09-2005, 04:18 PM
Anhil8tor Wrote:1942 *Bill Dudley, hb Virginia Pittsburgh 9 3
1945 *Charley Trippi, hb Georgia Chi. Cardinals 9 2
1949 *Chuck Bednarik, c/lb Pennsylvania Philadelphia 12 8
1957 *Paul Hornung, hb Notre Dame Green Bay 9 2
1963 *Buck Buchanan, dt Grambling Kansas City (A) 13 8
1968 *Ron Yary, ot Southern Cal. Minnesota 15 7
1969 *O.J. Simpson, rb Southern Cal. Buffalo 11 6
1970 *Terry Bradshaw, qb Louisana Tech Pittsburgh 14 3
1976 *Lee Roy Selmon, de Oklahoma Tampa Bay 9 6
1978 *Earl Campbell, rb Texas Houston 8 5
1983 *John Elway, qb Stanford Baltimore 16 10
I think Bruce Smith will get in. Aikman will get in too. Peyton should get in.
Is jim plunket in?
apple Wrote:Aww, but mich, its only a 22 year age difference, I'm still legal :broken:
Bill Wrote:The pool is frozen like Tom Foolery's Saturday night date's snatch.
pineschic Wrote:comon' over here big boy (Vita E).. I'll warm you right up. lol
08-09-2005, 04:31 PM
Michman Wrote:Is jim plunket in?
no plunket was drafted by new england and is not in the hall of fame.
08-09-2005, 05:07 PM
WoolyGoat Wrote:Bledsoe!
He's still playing.
apple Wrote:Aww, but mich, its only a 22 year age difference, I'm still legal :broken:
Bill Wrote:The pool is frozen like Tom Foolery's Saturday night date's snatch.
pineschic Wrote:comon' over here big boy (Vita E).. I'll warm you right up. lol
08-09-2005, 06:56 PM
Passing Yardage Leaders
RK PLAYER AMT
1 Dan Marino 61,361
2 John Elway 51,475
3 Brett Favre 49,734
4 Warren Moon 49,325
5 Fran Tarkenton 47,003
6 Vinny Testaverde 44,475
7 Dan Fouts 43,040
8 Joe Montana 40,551
9 Johnny Unitas 40,239
10 Drew Bledsoe 39,808
RK PLAYER AMT
1 Dan Marino 61,361
2 John Elway 51,475
3 Brett Favre 49,734
4 Warren Moon 49,325
5 Fran Tarkenton 47,003
6 Vinny Testaverde 44,475
7 Dan Fouts 43,040
8 Joe Montana 40,551
9 Johnny Unitas 40,239
10 Drew Bledsoe 39,808
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08-10-2005, 05:12 PM
WoolyGoat Wrote:I wasn't really serious...but it wouldn't surprise me.
I guess based on that list he's deserving but I just dont look at him like he's one of the greatest Qb's of all time.How about Vinny T. being that high, he's got no shot at the hall.
See You In Toledo
08-10-2005, 07:09 PM
neither is hall-worthy
it is more than numbers
it is more than numbers
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08-10-2005, 07:16 PM
snarg Wrote:neither is hall-worthy
it is more than numbers
I think bledsoe is borderline.Marino made it on numbers alone.
See You In Toledo
08-10-2005, 07:52 PM
More food for thought:
Touchdown Pass Leaders
RK PLAYER AMT
1 Dan Marino 420
2 Brett Favre 376
3 Fran Tarkenton 342
4 John Elway 300
5 Warren Moon 291
6 Johnny Unitas 290
7 Joe Montana 273
8 Vinny Testaverde 268
9 Dave Krieg 261
10 Sonny Jurgensen 255
11 Dan Fouts 254
12 Boomer Esiason 247
13 John Hadl 244
14 Len Dawson 239
16 George Blanda 236
17 Steve Young 232
18 Drew Bledsoe 221
19 Peyton Manning 216
20 John Brodie 214
Touchdown Pass Leaders
RK PLAYER AMT
1 Dan Marino 420
2 Brett Favre 376
3 Fran Tarkenton 342
4 John Elway 300
5 Warren Moon 291
6 Johnny Unitas 290
7 Joe Montana 273
8 Vinny Testaverde 268
9 Dave Krieg 261
10 Sonny Jurgensen 255
11 Dan Fouts 254
12 Boomer Esiason 247
13 John Hadl 244
14 Len Dawson 239
16 George Blanda 236
17 Steve Young 232
18 Drew Bledsoe 221
19 Peyton Manning 216
20 John Brodie 214
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