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View Poll Results: Vote for up to five, plus a senior candidate if you wish.
Will Shields 100 84.03%
Tony Dungy 10 8.40%
Tim Brown 51 42.86%
Terrell Davis 11 9.24%
Orlando Pace 53 44.54%
Kurt Warner 57 47.90%
Junior Seau 58 48.74%
Marvin Harrison 37 31.09%
Morten Andersen 23 19.33%
Kevin Greene 29 24.37%
John Lynch 9 7.56%
Jimmy Johnson 16 13.45%
Jerome Bettis 16 13.45%
Don Coryell 41 34.45%
Charles Haley 37 31.09%
Senior Candidate - Mick Tingelhoff 11 9.24%
I'm not voting for anybody until Deron Cherry and Otis Taylor get in. 8 6.72%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 119. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 01-15-2015, 01:37 PM  
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2015 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists

I don't think we've discussed this yet, so here you go. Up to five of these guys (plus the one senior candidate) can go in. You make the vote when the poll goes up and I release white smoke from the chimney.

The semifinalist list is here if you want to see who got snubbed, which is mostly Albert Lewis, Everson Walls, Clay Matthews, Joe Jacoby, Torry Holt, Isaac Bruce, and Randall Cunningham: http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showt...php?p=10938513


Edit: Two other finalists weren't in the poll because the profootballhof listed them separately. Bill Polian and Ron Wolf are also finalists if you want to vote for them as write-ins.

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Old 01-31-2015, 06:42 PM   #61
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Old 01-31-2015, 06:50 PM   #62
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Old 01-31-2015, 07:01 PM   #63
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I guess today is the big day. Chiefsplanet is collectively betting on ...

Will Shields
Junior Seau
Kurt Warner
Orlando Pace
Tim Brown

We're aren't crazy about Mick Tinglehoff, but I think there's no doubt that he'll make it.

We're predicting that Don Coryell, Marvin Harrison, and Charles Haley are the only others with a chance.
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Old 01-31-2015, 07:02 PM   #64
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Shields, Pace, Brown, Warner, Jimmy Johnson for me.

Jimmy Johnson orchestrated the best trade in the history of sports. He was absolutely outstanding at player evaluation in Dallas and was a damned good coach as well. He may not have had a 20+ year NFL coaching career, but he was great enough in a short time to get my vote, which is also why I'd vote for Warner.
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Shields, Pace, Brown, Warner, Jimmy Johnson for me.

Jimmy Johnson orchestrated the best trade in the history of sports. He was absolutely outstanding at player evaluation in Dallas and was a damned good coach as well. He may not have had a 20+ year NFL coaching career, but he was great enough in a short time to get my vote, which is also why I'd vote for Warner.
Warner because it's the *Pro* Football Hall of Fame... Scratching out into the league from days of bagging groceries and playing for the Iowa freaking Barnstormers and then going to the SB twice with two different teams is the epitome of Hall of Fame worthy.
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Not against Wolf making it..but Bettis? JFC.

If Tim Brown or Shields don't get in because Bettis did..holy shit.
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