I think this can be a fun game. I will post a players career stats and you tell me whether they deserve the Hall of Fame or not.
I will post a new player every 12-18 hours or until someone guesses the player. No cheating please.
10 seasons. 10,714 receiving yards. 775 receptions. 55 TD's.
5 Pro Bowls. 2 All-Pro Team selections.
Lead the NFL in receptions twice and in yards twice.
First thought Larry Brown, but, he did not play 10 years. Also, wrong position RB.
Andre Johnson (Houston 2003 - 2012)
Pro Bowls 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010
First Team All Pro 2008, 2009
Most Rec, 2006 103, 2008 115
Most Rec Yds, 2008 1575, 2009 1569
He is worthy of a yes.
^Ocho was a good guess, but JagSwag got it.
13 seasons. 60.1% passing. 31304 passing yards. 174 TD's. 119 INT's. 3590 rushing yards. 37 rushing TD's.
3 Pro Bowls. 1 MVP.
lol i didnt even see Jags post.
He had to of cheated....
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I like actually trying :biggrin:
LWC Wrote:13 seasons. 60.1% passing. 31304 passing yards. 174 TD's. 119 INT's. 3590 rushing yards. 37 rushing TD's.
3 Pro Bowls. 1 MVP.
The only QBs i can remember only having 1 MVP is Steve Mcnair or Rich Gannon.
I dont see Gannon putting up those kinds of numbers so id have to go with Mcnair. I dont even remember Gannon playing for more than a few years.
All the rest of the QBs i can think of had 2 or 3.
Brady, Manning, Young, and Werner all had more than one.
If it is Mcnair, im kinda iffy on that one.
He was no doubt a good QB, but when i think HOF, I think Great.
Still shocked to see what happened in that situation.
Here is one for you to try LWC
I am a current player
This is my 8th year
2 Pro Bowls
1 First Team All Pro
First in all-purpose yards 2312, in 2007
Most All-Purpose yards among current players in my position(s), 11743
Most All-Purpose yards in my position(s), 2007, 2009, and this season 2012.
^Having so many all-purpose yards yet so few pro-bowls leads me to believe that this player is best suited as a PR and KR. Thus, I am leaning towards Dante Hall, Josh Cribbs or the guy from the Bears.
Since I cannot think of the Bears player's name, I will go with Josh Cribbs.
BTW- Certainly not Hall of Fame worthy.
You are correct in naming Cribbs. I know HOF is not going to happen for a PR or KR, but, he is a great return guy anyway.
15 seasons. Almost 800 tackles. 17 sacks. 55 INT's. 12 Defensive TD's. 29 FF. 11 FR.
Defensive Rookie of the Year. Defensive Player of the Year. 8 Pro Bowls. 3 1st Team All-Pro.
LWC Wrote:15 seasons. Almost 800 tackles. 17 sacks. 55 INT's. 12 Defensive TD's. 29 FF. 11 FR.
Defensive Rookie of the Year. Defensive Player of the Year. 8 Pro Bowls. 3 1st Team All-Pro.
Charles Woodson
Jarons Wrote:Charles Woodson
He has been a beast.:Thumbs:HOF
The 55 INT's narrowed that one down.
Before i saw that, i was going to guess Junior Seau, but i wasnt sure on the rookie thing.
Here's a good one
28 passing yds 0 TDs 4 rushing yards
50% completion pct for his career
0 pro bowls
0 mvps
zaga_fan Wrote:Here's a good one
28 passing yds 0 TDs 4 rushing yards
50% completion pct for his career
0 pro bowls
0 mvps
Jared Lorenzen
I watched this game
The Pillsbury Throw-Boy! lol.
Wildcatk23 Wrote:Jared Lorenzen
I watched this game
It said he had played in 2 games - but I'm sure one could have been easily overlooked lol
Approximately 800 catches. Approximately 13,000 yards receiving. Approximately 100 TD's.
14 Seasons. 7 Pro-Bowls.
^Nope. Think retired player. Remember the names we post CAN BE Hall of Famers, we are just guessing who they are and if they should be Hall of Fame.