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View Poll Results: HOF or nah?
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Yes, he should be
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Nah
11 35.48%
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04-20-21 11:20 PM #36
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04-20-21 11:26 PM #37
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.Roger Craig 
Craig as Padres' manager (1978)Pitcher / Manager Born: February 17, 1930 (age 91)
Durham, North CarolinaBatted: Right Threw: Right MLB debut July 17, 1955, for the Brooklyn Dodgers Last MLB appearance July 10, 1966, for the Philadelphia Phillies MLB statistics Win–loss record 74–98 Earned run average 3.83 Strikeouts 803 Managerial record 738–737 Winning % .500 Teams As player
- Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers (1955–1961)
- New York Mets (1962–1963)
- St. Louis Cardinals (1964)
- Cincinnati Reds (1965)
- Philadelphia Phillies (1966)
As manager
As coach
Career highlights and awards - 4× World Series champion (1955, 1959, 1964, 1984)
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04-21-21 11:51 AM #38
nah
halls of pretty good
put some shoes or his jock from the 1000 rushing/receiving year in the a display
otherwise he had a total of 3 seasons rushing for 1k
1502
1054
1050
give me a list of HOF RBs that have only 3 1k seasons or a 3 best seasons total of 3600 yards and I'll think more about it
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04-21-21 12:51 PM #39
Statistically, there are worse RB’s with fewer championships in the hof
There are also better rb’s that aren’t in yet
So he’s 50/50 for me
Really what stands out most is his three rings, and that he was a part of the og west coast offense. As I pointed out on my apt account, his stats are meh
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04-21-21 01:48 PM #40
It wouldn't be right if you didn't then add in all purpose yards and then compare those to the HOF RB's you want to compare.
Originally Posted by Chi_archie
Maybe the problem here is that to make Craig an RB HOFer and want to compare him to other RB's but don't want to consider other stats than rushing yards.
Not sure of that's a good way to approach it.
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04-22-21 02:29 AM #41
He was Marshal Faulk 1.0
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04-22-21 08:17 AM #42
if you wanna go by all purpose
then we'd be talking about putting a whole bunch of RB's in before him
Tiki Barber
Warrick Dunn
Steven Jackson
Lashawn McCoy
James Brooks
Ricky Waters
Matt Forte
Fred Taylor
Ahman Green
Corey Dillon
Maurice Jones Drew
are just some of the guys with more combined yards. It's very good, it's just not rare air achievement that should typify a hall of famerNomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: swordsandtequila
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04-22-21 04:11 PM #43
lenny moore never had over 650 rushing yds in a season considered a halfback/flanker. I didn’t vote in poll not sure wut the correct answer or if there is one but I know sf offense was very good and I think defense was pretty good too it’d prob been hard not to shine in that offense Originally Posted by Chi_archie
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