(02-04-2019, 01:33 PM)Adam2012 Wrote:

(02-04-2019, 01:22 PM)Mikey Wrote: Hall of the well-known.

Come on, though, why should we expect anything less than getting overlooked?  We'll probably see a punter inducted before a Jag gets in.

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Unless he ends up on the four letter network, a radio gig isn't going to sway the majority of the media.

Stop it with the poor me, victim mentality. Who made it in that is unworthy? Which voter has said they voted against Boselli rather than for someone else? When stacked up against other worthy candidates his lack of longevity is a factor.

Based on who is eligible next year I bet he makes it.

You can gripe about my opinion all you want, and maybe I am overly conservative with who should get in, but just since 2013:

Champ Bailey
Tim Brown
Cris Carter
Brian Dawkins
Kevin Mawae
Kenny Easley
Marvin Harrison
Will Shields
Aeneas Williams

NONE of these guys required you to gameplan around them. Maybe Harrison, but if he had Matt Hasselbeck throwing to him instead of Peyton, he's an average stats guy.  They all are very good, but what made them remarkable? I'm not saying poor me.  I'm saying the HOF voters often rely on popular opinion and stats to put guys in, rather than looking at their tape, or finding how they performed in the biggest moments.

Arguing about HOF voting is like arguing about religion though - everyone has a stance, and no argument is going to sway them one way or the other. I'm fine if you don't agree with my opinions.

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