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    Default Brian Mitchell should be in the NFL Hall of Fame

    Brian Mitchell, Super Bowl Champion (XXVI), First-team All-Pro (1995), 2× Second-team All-Pro (1991, 1994), Pro Bowl (1995), Washington Redskins 70th Anniversary Team, 80 Greatest Redskins, Washington Redskins Ring of Fame. NFL Records - Most career kickoff return yards: 14,014, Most career punt return yards: 4,999, Most career total return yards: 19,013. Born on August 18, 1968


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    Most overall yards for a spell, but Jerry Rice refused to retire so Brian is 2nd in all-time yardage.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Turbine View Post
    Most overall yards for a spell, but Jerry Rice refused to retire so Brian is 2nd in all-time yardage.
    Jerry Rice "refused to retire" because he is the ultimate competitor, like Brady and Jordan. He could still turn 22 year old DB's heads at the age of 42.

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    No return specialist has made the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

    Eric Metcalf, Billy Johnson, Devin Hester, Dante Hall, Brian Mitchell....all great kick return men for the longevity of their careers, none in the HOF.


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    Brian Mitchell is 2nd on the NFL's list of all-purpose yards with 23,330 yards behind only Jerry Rice's 24,546. Mitchell is only 216 behind Rice despite playing 80 games less than Rice. Mitchell holds or shares 22 NFL records. In his NFL career, he recovered 20 fumbles, scored 29 touchdowns (four kickoff returns, nine punt returns, 12 rushing, and four receiving), and threw for a touchdown pass. He also led the league in combined yards every season from 1994 through 1996 and again in 1998. He is one of only two players to lead the league in that statistical category at least four times. The other is Hall of Famer Jim Brown, who did it five times. Why isn't he in the Hall of Fame?


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    Jay why don’t they just put Brian Mitchell in the hall of fame. In my best Paul from Breaux bridge voice.


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    And he just had a Birthday. Happy Birthday Brian ��


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    It’s a crying shame, but there’s still hope. The Jets got one in this year because he was part of a great group.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajunrunner View Post
    Jerry Rice "refused to retire" because he is the ultimate competitor, like Brady and Jordan. He could still turn 22 year old DB's heads at the age of 42.
    Not the year he played just to get back past Brian.

    Fortunatly for JR he only needed a couple hundred yards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajunrunner View Post
    No return specialist has made the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

    Eric Metcalf, Billy Johnson, Devin Hester, Dante Hall, Brian Mitchell....all great kick return men for the longevity of their careers, none in the HOF.
    But how many didnt start in that roll until the pros?

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