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    UL Football NFL HOF nominees

    Currently 2 Cajuns on the nominee list. Take time and vote for your Cajuns.

    https://www.profootballhof.com/122-m...mpaign=9.22.21


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    Quote Originally Posted by BeauCajun View Post
    Currently 2 Cajuns on the nominee list. Take time and vote for your Cajuns.

    https://www.profootballhof.com/122-m...mpaign=9.22.21
    Actually there are 3: Delhomme, Mitchell, Tillman

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    Thanks. I hadn’t noticed P-Nut.


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    awesome news, but im not so sure a web vote is best way to choose HOF?


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    Quote Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue View Post
    awesome news, but im not so sure a web vote is best way to choose HOF?
    Yes, they should use mail in ballots.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    Yes, they should use mail in ballots.
    Now that's funny!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue View Post
    awesome news, but im not so sure a web vote is best way to choose HOF?
    I’m pretty sure fan votes are the sole method. Probably only a very small part!

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    Brian Mitchell needs to get in ASAP

    Retired with more total yardage than anyone else in NFL history...It shouldn't matter that he got them on special teams


    "Mitchell is the NFL's second all-time leader in total yardage, second only to Jerry Rice with 23,330 yards, thanks in large part to his 14,014 yards from kickoff returns and his 4,999 punt return yards. Both are NFL records, and his 875 postseason kickoff return yards are a record as well."


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    Brian Mitchell was the most balanced player in NFL history.


    8% came rushing
    10% receiving
    21% from punt returns
    60% kick returns
    the other 1% is mixed in with the rest


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    All time all purpose yardage leaders.

    I see two LA connections on the top-10

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List..._yards_leaders


  11. Default ESPN 1420 Three Former Ragin’ Cajuns Among 122 Modern-Era Nominees for NFL Hall of Fame Class o

    The NFL has announced the list of Modern-Era Nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2022 and it is comprised of 122 players.

    Homes SO Clean

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    Mitchell and Tillman are definitely worthy.

    I love Jake. Once he became the starting Panthers' QB, the wife and I would attend the games in NOLA (and Tiger stadium in 2005) with me wearing a USL Delhomme jersey. But if we're being honest, his career is not NFL Hall of Fame worthy. At least not by the standards I personally believe the Hall of Fame should be held to. I'm still not sure Art Monk was truly NFL Hall of Fame worthy.


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    Sorry. Art Monk was a (3) time pro bowler and (3) Super Bowl champion. When he retired in 1993, there was only 2 guys ahead of him: Jerry Rice and Steve Largent. Art Monk is definitely worth a gold jacket.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Grantvb View Post
    Sorry. Art Monk was a (3) time pro bowler and (3) Super Bowl champion. When he retired in 1993, there was only 2 guys ahead of him: Jerry Rice and Steve Largent. Art Monk is definitely worth a gold jacket.
    Herman Moore is a three time ALL PRO (Monk was one time All Pro) with one less 1,000 yard season than Monk. Is he Hall of Fame worthy?

    Monk got elected due to a 14 year career of compiling stats.

    Maybe I'm just "hard" on Hall of Fame inductions, but it's my opinion that to be elected to the Hall of Fame strictly on credentials as a player, you should have multiple (three or more) seasons in which you were considered Top 3 at your position in the entire league. Not sure Art Monk passes that smell test.

    Tillman and Mitchell do.

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    Herman Moore didn't crack 10,000 yards in an era where all the good ones cracked 10K. I am not a supporter of Chad Johnson for HOF. 6 PB's - great. 11,790 yds -MEH.. If you played 12 seasons in the NFL, you'd better be in the 15. He isn't. Now, Andre Johnson, Anquan Boldin, Rod Smith and Reggie Wayne - Steve Smith, Sr. all HOF worthy. HOF needs more OL and DL....Roy Bacon and Al Baker. Lomas Brown. Richmond Webb. Steve Wiznewski.


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