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  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #8

    The next list is Linebackers. This is long because it includes all LBs, inside and outside:

    Patrick Willis 4 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    DeMarcus Ware 4 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Terrell Suggs 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Lance Briggs 1 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Julius Peterson 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Al Wilson 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Ray Lewis 7 All Pro, 12 Pro Bowl

    Zach Thomas 5 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Derrck Brooks 5 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Jessie Armstead, 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Junior Seau 6 All Pro, 12 Pro Bowl

    Chris Spielman, 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Cornelius Bennet 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Hardy Nickerson 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Greg Lloyd, 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Pat Swilling 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Kevin Greene 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Wilbur Marshall 2 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Karl Mecklenburg, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Robert Brazile, 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Randy Gradishar 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Matt Blair, 1 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl\

    Brad Van Pelt, no All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Isiah Robinson, 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Bill Bergey, 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    George Webster, 3 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Tommy Nobis 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Mike Curtis, 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Lee Roy Jordan 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Andy Russell, no All Pro 7 Pro Bowl

    Mike Stratton 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    E.J. Holub, 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Maxie Baughn 2 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Larry Grantham 5 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Chuck Howley 5 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl plus one Super Bowl MVP

    Bill Forester 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Joe Fortunato 3 All Pro 5 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Who did I miss? (I know, I missed Clay Matthews...but his -0- All Pro and only 4 Pro Bowls didn't seem to match up)

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #9

    Here is my final list, Defensive Backs. I will leave the offensive skill players for later:

    Defensive Backs, Safeties and Corners:

    Darrelle Revis 3 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Bob Sanders 2 and 2

    Troy Polamalu 4 and 6

    Nmandi Asomugha 2 and 3

    Ed Reed 5 and 7

    Champ Bailey 3 and 10

    Charles Woodson 3 and 7

    Sam Madison 2 and 4

    Darren Sharper 2 and 5

    Ronde Barber 3 and 5

    Brian Dawkins 4 and 8

    Ty Law 2 and 5

    Troy Vincent 1 and 5

    John Lynch 2 and 9

    Darren Woodson 3 and 5

    Aeneas Williams 3 and 8

    Leroy Butler 4 and 4

    Steve Atwater 2 and 8

    Carnell Lake 1 and 5

    Eric Allen 1 and 6

    Tim McDonald 0 and 6

    Joey Browner 3 and 6

    Albert Lewis 2 and 4

    Kenny Easley 3 and 5

    Hanford Dixon 2 and 3

    Dennis Smith 0 and 6

    Nolan Cromwell 3 and 4

    Lester Hayes 1 and 5

    Louis Wright 1 and 5

    Jake Scott 2 and 5

    LeMar Parish 1 and 8

    Butch Byrd 3 and 5

    George Saimes 3 and 5

    Johnny Robinson 6 and 7

    Goose Gonsolin 2 and 5

    Eddie Meador 2 and 6

    Erich Barnes 1 and 6

    Abe Woodson 2 and 5

    Jimmy Patton 5 and 5

    Bobby Dillon 4 and 4

    Who should be in?

    Who did I miss? I know, Frank Minniefield. He was all Pro one time with 4 Pro Bowls

  • nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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    If Clay Mathews played on a team in Cali or NY...or about any town not named Cleveland...hed definately be in...what are these assholes smoking?

  • If Clay Mathews played on a team in Cali or NY...or about any town not named Cleveland...hed definately be in...what are these assholes smoking?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #11

    @nickers said:

    If Clay Mathews played on a team in Cali or NY...or about any town not named Cleveland...hed definately be in...what are these assholes smoking?

    I thought that possibly, until I did this research. Then I realized that his cred apparently didn't match up to some of his competitors for the HOF.

    A key to most of the positions I have listed here, unlike offensive skill positions, is that you do not have the statistics, like TD passes, yards gained, catches etc. etc to compare....so you compare Pro Bowl appearances and All Pro selections. At least it becomes a major criteria.

  • Here is my final list, Defensive Backs. I will leave the offensive skill players for later:

    Defensive Backs, Safeties and Corners:

    Darrelle Revis 3 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Bob Sanders 2 and 2

    Troy Polamalu 4 and 6

    Nmandi Asomugha 2 and 3

    Ed Reed 5 and 7

    Champ Bailey 3 and 10

    Charles Woodson 3 and 7

    Sam Madison 2 and 4

    Darren Sharper 2 and 5

    Ronde Barber 3 and 5

    Brian Dawkins 4 and 8

    Ty Law 2 and 5

    Troy Vincent 1 and 5

    John Lynch 2 and 9

    Darren Woodson 3 and 5

    Aeneas Williams 3 and 8

    Leroy Butler 4 and 4

    Steve Atwater 2 and 8

    Carnell Lake 1 and 5

    Eric Allen 1 and 6

    Tim McDonald 0 and 6

    Joey Browner 3 and 6

    Albert Lewis 2 and 4

    Kenny Easley 3 and 5

    Hanford Dixon 2 and 3

    Dennis Smith 0 and 6

    Nolan Cromwell 3 and 4

    Lester Hayes 1 and 5

    Louis Wright 1 and 5

    Jake Scott 2 and 5

    LeMar Parish 1 and 8

    Butch Byrd 3 and 5

    George Saimes 3 and 5

    Johnny Robinson 6 and 7

    Goose Gonsolin 2 and 5

    Eddie Meador 2 and 6

    Erich Barnes 1 and 6

    Abe Woodson 2 and 5

    Jimmy Patton 5 and 5

    Bobby Dillon 4 and 4

    Who should be in?

    Who did I miss? I know, Frank Minniefield. He was all Pro one time with 4 Pro Bowls

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #12

    @the-gipper said:

    Here is my final list, Defensive Backs. I will leave the offensive skill players for later:

    Defensive Backs, Safeties and Corners:

    My views on who should make it:

    Darrelle Revis 3 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl After only 3 years he appears to ultimately be a lock

    Bob Sanders 2 and 2

    Troy Polamalu 4 and 6 At least his hair will make it whether or not he should

    Nmandi Asomugha 2 and 3

    Ed Reed 5 and 7

    Champ Bailey 3 and 10

    Charles Woodson 3 and 7

    Sam Madison 2 and 4

    Darren Sharper 2 and 5

    Ronde Barber 3 and 5

    Brian Dawkins 4 and 8

    Ty Law 2 and 5

    Troy Vincent 1 and 5

    John Lynch 2 and 9

    Darren Woodson 3 and 5

    Aeneas Williams 3 and 8

    Leroy Butler 4 and 4

    Steve Atwater 2 and 8

    Carnell Lake 1 and 5

    Eric Allen 1 and 6

    Tim McDonald 0 and 6

    Joey Browner 3 and 6

    Albert Lewis 2 and 4

    Kenny Easley 3 and 5

    Hanford Dixon 2 and 3

    Dennis Smith 0 and 6

    Nolan Cromwell 3 and 4

    Lester Hayes 1 and 5

    Louis Wright 1 and 5

    Jake Scott 2 and 5

    LeMar Parish 1 and 8

    Butch Byrd 3 and 5

    George Saimes 3 and 5

    Johnny Robinson 6 and 7How can he not be in with these creds?

    Goose Gonsolin 2 and 5

    Eddie Meador 2 and 6

    Erich Barnes 1 and 6

    Abe Woodson 2 and 5

    Jimmy Patton 5 and 5

    Bobby Dillon 4 and 4

    Who should be in?

    Who did I miss? I know, Frank Minniefield. He was all Pro one time with 4 Pro Bowls

    Actually, they should induct Abe Woodson, Darren Woodson, and Charles Woodson all in the same year to go along with Rod Woodson who is already in.

  • The next list is Linebackers. This is long because it includes all LBs, inside and outside:

    Patrick Willis 4 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    DeMarcus Ware 4 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Terrell Suggs 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Lance Briggs 1 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Julius Peterson 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Al Wilson 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Ray Lewis 7 All Pro, 12 Pro Bowl

    Zach Thomas 5 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Derrck Brooks 5 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Jessie Armstead, 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Junior Seau 6 All Pro, 12 Pro Bowl

    Chris Spielman, 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Cornelius Bennet 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Hardy Nickerson 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Greg Lloyd, 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Pat Swilling 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Kevin Greene 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Wilbur Marshall 2 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Karl Mecklenburg, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Robert Brazile, 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Randy Gradishar 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Matt Blair, 1 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl\

    Brad Van Pelt, no All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Isiah Robinson, 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Bill Bergey, 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    George Webster, 3 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Tommy Nobis 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Mike Curtis, 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Lee Roy Jordan 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Andy Russell, no All Pro 7 Pro Bowl

    Mike Stratton 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    E.J. Holub, 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Maxie Baughn 2 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Larry Grantham 5 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Chuck Howley 5 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl plus one Super Bowl MVP

    Bill Forester 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Joe Fortunato 3 All Pro 5 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Who did I miss? (I know, I missed Clay Matthews...but his -0- All Pro and only 4 Pro Bowls didn't seem to match up)

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #13

    @the-gipper said:

    The next list is Linebackers. This is long because it includes all LBs, inside and outside:

    My choices for eventual inclusion:

    Patrick Willis 4 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    DeMarcus Ware 4 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    If these two continue to become perennial All Pros they will be the Lewis and Seau of their generation

    Terrell Suggs 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Lance Briggs 1 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Julius Peterson 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Al Wilson 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Ray Lewis 7 All Pro, 12 Pro Bowl

    Zach Thomas 5 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Derrck Brooks 5 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Jessie Armstead, 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Junior Seau 6 All Pro, 12 Pro Bowl

    Chris Spielman, 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Cornelius Bennet 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Hardy Nickerson 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Greg Lloyd, 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Pat Swilling 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Kevin Greene 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Wilbur Marshall 2 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Karl Mecklenburg, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Robert Brazile, 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Randy Gradishar 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Matt Blair, 1 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl\

    Brad Van Pelt, no All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Isiah Robinson, 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Bill Bergey, 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    George Webster, 3 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Tommy Nobis 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Mike Curtis, 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Lee Roy Jordan 1 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Andy Russell, no All Pro 7 Pro Bowl

    Mike Stratton 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    E.J. Holub, 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Maxie Baughn 2 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Larry Grantham 5 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Chuck Howley 5 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl plus one Super Bowl MVP

    Bill Forester 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Joe Fortunato 3 All Pro 5 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Who did I miss? (I know, I missed Clay Matthews...but his -0- All Pro and only 4 Pro Bowls didn't seem to match up)

  • Next category

    Defensive Ends:

    Jared Allen 4 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Julius Peppers 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Dwight Freeny, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Richard Seymour, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Jason Taylor, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    John Abraham, 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Michael Strahan, 4 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Leslie O'Neal, no All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Charles Haley, 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Mark Gastineau, 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Too Tall Jones, 1 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Harvey Martin, 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Claude Humphrey 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Larry Eisenhauer 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Earl Faison 4 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Jerry Mays 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Who is in? or out?

    Did I miss someone?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #14

    @the-gipper said:

    Next category

    Defensive Ends:

    Jared Allen 4 All Pro, 5 Pro BowlHas more time to add to his credentials.

    Julius Peppers 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Dwight Freeny, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Richard Seymour, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    of the previous three, the one that breaks out with more Pro Bowls and All Pros could have the advantage

    Jason Taylor, 3 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    John Abraham, 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Michael Strahan, 4 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Leslie O'Neal, no All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Charles Haley, 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Mark Gastineau, 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Too Tall Jones, 1 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Harvey Martin, 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Claude Humphrey 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Larry Eisenhauer 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Earl Faison 4 All Pro, 5 Pro BowlMay eventually get senior committee selection

    Jerry Mays 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Who is in? or out?

    Did I miss someone?

  • Next category:

    Defensive Tackles

    Kevin Williams 5 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Kris Jenkins 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Warren Sapp 4 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Michael Dean Perry 2 All Pro 6 Pro Bowl

    Joe Klecko 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Gary Johnson 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Curley Culp 1 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Tom Sestak, 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Ernie Ladd 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Roger Brown 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Alex Karras, 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Who did I miss?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #15

    @the-gipper said:

    Next category:

    Defensive Tackles

    Kevin Williams 5 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Kris Jenkins 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Warren Sapp 4 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Michael Dean Perry 2 All Pro 6 Pro Bowl

    Joe Klecko 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Gary Johnson 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Curley Culp 1 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Tom Sestak, 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Ernie Ladd 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    I always thought "The Big Cat" deserved inclusion, but he had off field problems that kept him out.

    Roger Brown 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Alex Karras, 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Same here. "Mongo's" gambling that got him suspended for a year has kept him out, even though his fellow gambler, Paul Hornung, was let in.

    Who should be in?

    Who did I miss?

  • List of Tight Ends:

    Jason Witten 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Jeremy Shockey 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Alge Crumpler no All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Tony Gonzales 5 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Ben Coates 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Keith Jackson 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Steve Jordan no All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Todd Christenson 2 All Pro 5 Pro Bowl

    Bob Trumpy 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Fred Arbanas, 3 All Pro 5 Pro Bowl

    Antonio Gates, 3 All Pro, 8 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Did I miss someone?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #16

    @the-gipper said:

    List of Tight Ends:

    Jason Witten 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Jeremy Shockey 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Alge Crumpler no All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Tony Gonzales 5 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Ben Coates 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Keith Jackson 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Steve Jordan no All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Todd Christenson 2 All Pro 5 Pro Bowl

    Bob Trumpy 1 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Fred Arbanas, 3 All Pro 5 Pro Bowl

    Arbanas was drafted the same year as Mike Ditka, and made the same number of All Pro teams and more Pro Bowls than Ditka.

    Antonio Gates, 3 All Pro, 8 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Did I miss someone?

  • The next list is of Offensive Tackles: (the first two are active)

    Joe Thomas 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Jahri Evans 3 All Pro...but only 2 Pro Bowl

    Walter Jones 4 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Orlando Pace 3 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Jonathan Ogden, 3 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Willie Anderson, 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Tony Boselli, 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Richmond Webb, 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Jim Lachey 3 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Marvin Powell 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Leon Gray 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Jim Tyrer 6 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Dick Schafrath 4 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Did I miss someone?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #17

    @the-gipper said:

    The next list is of Offensive Tackles: (the first two are active)

    Joe Thomas 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl. If he keeps on like he is JT will get in.

    Jahri Evans 3 All Pro...but only 2 Pro Bowl

    Walter Jones 4 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Orlando Pace 3 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Jonathan Ogden, 3 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Willie Anderson, 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Tony Boselli, 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Richmond Webb, 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Jim Lachey 3 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Marvin Powell 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Leon Gray 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    Jim Tyrer 6 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Dick Schafrath 4 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    With the dearth of guards and centers, Tackles get the HOF glory. By the way, Schafrath, Tyrer, and Pace all went to Ohio State.Who should be in?

    Did I miss someone?

  • The next list is offensive guards. There is a bigger group to choose from here:

    Offensive Guards:

    Steve Hutchinson 5 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Alan Faneca 6 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Larry Allen 6 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Steve Wisniewski 2 All Pro, 8 Pro Bowl

    Bill Fralic 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    John Nyland 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Gale Gillingham 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Ed Budde, 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Walt Sweeney, 2 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Jerry Kramer, 5 All Pro...but only 3 Pro Bowl ??

    Ken Gray 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Did I miss anyone?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #18

    @the-gipper said:

    The next list is offensive guards. There is a bigger group to choose from here:

    Offensive Guards:

    Steve Hutchinson 5 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Alan Faneca 6 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Larry Allen 6 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl

    Steve Wisniewski 2 All Pro, 8 Pro Bowl

    Bill Fralic 2 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl

    John Nyland 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Gale Gillingham 2 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl

    Ed Budde, 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl

    Walt Sweeney, 2 All Pro, 9 Pro Bowl

    Jerry Kramer, 5 All Pro...but only 3 Pro Bowl ??

    Kramer has been considered in the past. What holds him back from having been selected is the fact that two other fellow linemen on those Packers team are in: Gregg and Ringo. Maybe the HOF didn't want to packed with Packers.

    Ken Gray 2 All Pro, 6 Pro Bowl

    Who should be in?

    Did I miss anyone?

  • Along this line of thinking, I am going to post lists of potential Hall of Fame Candidates at various positions based on their Pro Bowl and All Pro numbers, starting with:

    Centers

    This category seems fairly weak. There are a couple of future candidates:

    Kevin Mawae 3 All Pro, 8 Pro Bowls

    Nick Mangold 2 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Who belongs?

    Did I miss someone you can think of?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #19

    @the-gipper said:

    Along this line of thinking, I am going to post lists of potential Hall of Fame Candidates at various positions based on their Pro Bowl and All Pro numbers, starting with:

    Centers

    This category seems fairly weak. There are a couple of future candidates:

    Kevin Mawae 3 All Pro, 8 Pro Bowls

    Nick Mangold 2 All Pro, 3 Pro Bowl

    Mangold is only in like his 5th year, and is considered the cream of the current center crop.

    Who belongs?

    Did I miss someone you can think of?