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View Poll Results: Vote for the THREE LEAST DESERVING HoFers on this list.
Red Badgro (NY Giants) 4 33.33%
Cortez Kennedy (Seahawks) 3 25.00%
Elvin Bethea (Titans/Oilers) 3 25.00%
Rickey Jackson (Saints) 2 16.67%
Jim Langer (Dolphins) 1 8.33%
George Blanda (Bears) 6 50.00%
Leroy Kelly (Browns) 2 16.67%
Pete Pihos (Eagles) 3 25.00%
James Lofton (Packers) 0 0%
Michael Strahan (NY Giants) 3 25.00%
Bob Griese (Dolphins) 6 50.00%
All of these players are deserving of the Hall of Fame 0 0%
I usually go to the fridge when these players are on. (Or the icebox in Badgro's case). 2 16.67%
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Old 06-22-2019, 03:21 PM  
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Least Deserving Hall of Famers: Round 2, Heat 1.

78 players have made - or rather, not made - the initial cut. I'll present 7 heats in Round 2, and we'll cut that list down to the top 21.

As with Round 1, vote for the THREE least deserving guys clogging up the real estate of the Hall of Fame.
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Old 06-22-2019, 03:22 PM   #2
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Any Raider and John Elway. Ooops, I guess I better wait for the poll.
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Old 06-22-2019, 03:30 PM   #3
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Any Raider and John Elway. Ooops, I guess I better wait for the poll.
No, no, go ahead. You're correct.
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Old 06-22-2019, 03:35 PM   #4
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After significant consideration, I'm going with...

1. Cortez Kennedy. He was good, but was he dominating? He had two seasons with 7+ sacks and finished his career with 58. He was apparently a good run stuffer, but I want to see more.

2. Bob Griese. He's famous for being the starting quarterback for two wins, but he missed more than half of the 1972 season that seems to define the Dolphins. His stats are good and he was efficient, but come on. That was a running team and everyone knows it.

3. George Blanda. Played forever, but was a backup and/or kicker for most of it. This was purely a pr move because he played so long.

I was also tempted to vote against Red Badgro, Elvin Bethea, Pete Pihos, and Michael Strahan. I could see someone voting against any of those guys.
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