Packers fatigue

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Brian wolf
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Re: Packers fatigue

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Sharpe getting elected could also help other players with high peak-short careers but it will be interesting if his election helps Dilweg, Lewellen and Isbell down the road? I know Isbell gets support but I feel he also could be cancelling them out as well.

I feel Lewellen will only have a chance after Sharpe and Dilweg get elected, unless recentism continues to rule the process.

Others that could benefit from Sharpe's election ...

Brito
Boyd
Bowman
Baumhower
Foreman
Anderson
Scott
George
Alexander
Holmes
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Bryan
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Re: Packers fatigue

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Brian wolf wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:14 pm Sharpe getting elected could also help other players with high peak-short careers but it will be interesting if his election helps Dilweg, Lewellen and Isbell down the road? I know Isbell gets support but I feel he also could be cancelling them out as well.

I feel Lewellen will only have a chance after Sharpe and Dilweg get elected, unless recentism continues to rule the process.

Others that could benefit from Sharpe's election ...

Brito
Boyd
Bowman
Baumhower
Foreman
Anderson
Scott
George
Alexander
Holmes
For some reason I don't associate Eddie George with the rest of those players. Maybe its because of my perception as him being a 3.0 YPC guy, but I view him more like a Joe Morris than a Priest Holmes. But I would be fine with any of the other guys you listed being in the HOF.
Brian wolf
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Re: Packers fatigue

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Yes, George had turf toe problems that plagued him later in his career but before say, 2001-2002, he had quickness through a hole and ran hard despite being overworked like Earl Campbell had been. Still impressive he had over 10,000 in eight seasons without a passing game to help him.
Bob Gill
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Re: Packers fatigue

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Brian wolf wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:14 pm Sharpe getting elected could also help other players with high peak-short careers but it will be interesting if his election helps Dilweg, Lewellen and Isbell down the road? I know Isbell gets support but I feel he also could be cancelling them out as well.

I feel Lewellen will only have a chance after Sharpe and Dilweg get elected, unless recentism continues to rule the process.

Others that could benefit from Sharpe's election ...

Boyd
Bowman
I guess the Boyd is Bobby Boyd, but which Bowman are you talking about? I don't see anybody by that name that I'd consider voting for -- not that I have a vote, of course.
Brian wolf
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Re: Packers fatigue

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NaVorro Bowman, who was a 4-time All-Pro despite just 7 seasons.
SeahawkFever
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Re: Packers fatigue

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Bryan wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:39 pm
Brian wolf wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:14 pm Sharpe getting elected could also help other players with high peak-short careers but it will be interesting if his election helps Dilweg, Lewellen and Isbell down the road? I know Isbell gets support but I feel he also could be cancelling them out as well.

I feel Lewellen will only have a chance after Sharpe and Dilweg get elected, unless recentism continues to rule the process.

Others that could benefit from Sharpe's election ...

Brito
Boyd
Bowman
Baumhower
Foreman
Anderson
Scott
George
Alexander
Holmes
For some reason I don't associate Eddie George with the rest of those players. Maybe its because of my perception as him being a 3.0 YPC guy, but I view him more like a Joe Morris than a Priest Holmes. But I would be fine with any of the other guys you listed being in the HOF.
Could Eddie George be a Hall of Very Good running back down the line?
Sonny9
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Re: Packers fatigue

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SeahawkFever wrote: Mon Jul 29, 2024 3:31 pm Could Eddie George be a Hall of Very Good running back down the line?
I think his extra value is too the coach and GM since he freed up a roster spot. They didn't have a need for too many RBs since ran a ton and was good on pass plays and could block.
rewing84
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Re: Packers fatigue

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Bryan wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:39 pm
Brian wolf wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:14 pm Sharpe getting elected could also help other players with high peak-short careers but it will be interesting if his election helps Dilweg, Lewellen and Isbell down the road? I know Isbell gets support but I feel he also could be cancelling them out as well.

I feel Lewellen will only have a chance after Sharpe and Dilweg get elected, unless recentism continues to rule the process.

Others that could benefit from Sharpe's election ...

Brito
Boyd
Bowman
Baumhower
Foreman
Anderson
Scott
George
Alexander
Holmes
For some reason I don't associate Eddie George with the rest of those players. Maybe its because of my perception as him being a 3.0 YPC guy, but I view him more like a Joe Morris than a Priest Holmes. But I would be fine with any of the other guys you listed being in the HOF.
I'll actually agree with you Bryan 100% in terms of Eddie George I don't see him ever getting into the hall of fame even as a senior nom down the road
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Re: Packers fatigue

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Bryan wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:39 pm
Brian wolf wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:14 pm Sharpe getting elected could also help other players with high peak-short careers but it will be interesting if his election helps Dilweg, Lewellen and Isbell down the road? I know Isbell gets support but I feel he also could be cancelling them out as well.

I feel Lewellen will only have a chance after Sharpe and Dilweg get elected, unless recentism continues to rule the process.

Others that could benefit from Sharpe's election ...

Brito
Boyd
Bowman
Baumhower
Foreman
Anderson
Scott
George
Alexander
Holmes
For some reason I don't associate Eddie George with the rest of those players. Maybe its because of my perception as him being a 3.0 YPC guy, but I view him more like a Joe Morris than a Priest Holmes. But I would be fine with any of the other guys you listed being in the HOF.
Yeah, I'd drop George but add Del Shofner. I tend to think he'd be in already had he not shuffled back and forth between WR and DB and had a couple extra receiving seasons.
rewing84
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Re: Packers fatigue

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NWebster wrote: Thu Aug 01, 2024 1:32 pm
Bryan wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:39 pm
Brian wolf wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2024 1:14 pm Sharpe getting elected could also help other players with high peak-short careers but it will be interesting if his election helps Dilweg, Lewellen and Isbell down the road? I know Isbell gets support but I feel he also could be cancelling them out as well.

I feel Lewellen will only have a chance after Sharpe and Dilweg get elected, unless recentism continues to rule the process.

Others that could benefit from Sharpe's election ...

Brito
Boyd
Bowman
Baumhower
Foreman
Anderson
Scott
George
Alexander
Holmes
For some reason I don't associate Eddie George with the rest of those players. Maybe its because of my perception as him being a 3.0 YPC guy, but I view him more like a Joe Morris than a Priest Holmes. But I would be fine with any of the other guys you listed being in the HOF.
Yeah, I'd drop George but add Del Shofner. I tend to think he'd be in already had he not shuffled back and forth between WR and DB and had a couple extra receiving seasons.
Second that about replacing george with shofner 100% didn't know he shuffled between wr and db
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