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Boknows34, I’d also consider adding Jim Ray Smith, Duane Putnam, Dick Barwegen, Jimmy Patton, Dave Grayson, Bill Forester, Gene Brito, Mike Stratton, Ken Gray, Gale Gillingham, Abe Woodson, Art Powell, Riley Matheson, Rommy Davis, Billy Wilson, Tom Sestak, Earl Faison, George Kunz, Mark Gastineau, ...

Yes, noticed my error and changed it to Harold Jackson.

Some of the top names that didn’t make the cut include: Del Shofner Chuck Howley Eddie Meador Maxie Baughan LC Greenwood Billy Howton Bob Kuechenberg Harold Jackson Joe Klecko Jim Tyrer Ken Anderson Feel free to add more and I’ll edit the list. Lemar Parrish Jake Scott Bobby Boyd Lester Hayes Deron ...

NWebster wrote:I would've gone Shocked or Harold Jackson over Harold Carmichael.

Is that Shofner your predictive text meant to say?

Now that I think about it, near the end of the ESPN Monday Night Pregame show last night, Suzy Kolber mentioned that Moss was on of the NFL 100 team, so apparently the names had already been leaked, or maybe they were announced during the ESPN pregame show. I just caught the last 20 minutes or so. ...

I mean, it’s a thread on special teams players for the 100th anniversary team. I’m not sure why John has to be defensive in asking why it’s relevant to see Guy’s numbers for net average and 20/TB ratio. Of course it’s relevant. That’s why we’re here.

Does anyone have Ray Guy’s net averages or 20/TB ratio? I do, but what relevance is it? I've got league averages since 1976 and pretty close to complete from late-1960s Just thought a few of us here would be interested to how Guy matched up as those numbers aren’t easily found. PFR don’t include su...

Does anyone have Ray Guy’s net averages or 20/TB ratio?

I wonder if the presence of names like Donnie Shell means certain HOF induction is coming for them in the big senior class. Will be worth watching which non-HOFers get on over HOFers the rest of the way. There are 12 members on both the 100th anniversary team panel and the PFHOF class of 2020 blue ...

Hekker is awesome too and I wouldn’t quibble with anyone taking him over Lechler. He should’ve been nominated, as well as Tucker. Hekker looks to have had a 6-year peak of elite production from 2013-18, compared to Lechler’s elite five year stretch of 2007-11. We’ll have to see how the rest of Hekke...