NFL Hall Of Fame Semifinalists Announced

[Mr KLC]

1) Morten Andersen, K -- New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, New York Giants, Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings (Times as a Semifinalist: 4)

2) Steve Atwater, S -- Denver Broncos, New York Jets (times as a semifinalist: 5)

3) Tony Boselli, T -- Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans (times as a semifinalist: 1)

4) Isaac Bruce, WR -- Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams, San Francisco 49ers (times as a semifinalist: 2)

5) Don Coryell, Coach -- St. Louis Cardinals, San Diego Chargers (times as a semifinalist: 8)

6) Roger Craig, RB -- San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Raiders, Minnesota Vikings (times as a semifinalist: 8)

7) Terrell Davis, RB -- Denver Broncos (times as a semifinalist: 10)

8) Tony Dungy, Coach -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Indianapolis Colts (times as a semifinalist: 3)

9) Alan Faneca, G -- Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Jets, Arizona Cardinals (times as a semifinalist: 1)

10) Brett Favre, QB -- Atlanta Falcons, Green Bay Packers, New York Jets, Minnesota Vikings (times as a semifinalist: 1)
11) Kevin Greene, LB/DE -- Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers, Carolina Panthers, San Francisco 49ers (times as a semifinalist: 10)
12) Marvin Harrison, WR -- Indianapolis Colts (times as a semifinalist: 3)
13) Torry Holt, WR -- St. Louis Rams, Jacksonville Jaguars (times as a semifinalist: 2)
14) Joe Jacoby, T -- Washington Redskins (times as a semifinalist: 6)
15) Edgerrin James, RB -- Indianapolis Colts, Arizona Cardinals, Seattle Seahawks (times as a semifinalist: 2)

16) Jimmy Johnson, Coach -- Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins (times as a semifinalist: 3)
17) Mike Kenn, T -- Atlanta Falcons (times as a semifinalist: 2)
18) Ty Law, CB -- New England Patriots, New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos (times as a semifinalist: 2)


19) John Lynch, FS -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Denver Broncos (times as a semifinalist: 4)
20) Kevin Mawae, C/G -- Seattle Seahawks, New York Jets, Tennessee Titans (times as a semifinalist: 2)

21) Karl Mecklenburg, LB -- Denver Broncos (times as a semifinalist: 5)

22) Sam Mills, LB -- New Orleans Saints, Carolina Panthers (times as a semifinalist: 1)

23) Terrell Owens, WR -- San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals (times as a semifinalist: 1)

24) Orlando Pace, T -- St. Louis Rams, Chicago Bears (times as a semifinalist: 2)

25) Kurt Warner, QB -- St. Louis Rams, New York Giants, Arizona Cardinals (times as a semifinalist: 2)

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000587519/article/semifinalists-for-pro-football-hall-of-fames-2016-class

Wow, can't believe its already been 5 years since Terrell Owens and Brett Favre have played.

[Chi_archie]

Favre, Harrison, and Pace the only clear cut HOF players I see on that list

[shaunovery]

Farve, faneca,Greene,Craig

Would be my list

[KingJD31]

Orlando pace

[seaborneq]

Pace should have been a first ballot HOFamer. Ty Law should be in. Edgerin James. Air Coryell was a monster with the Chargers, those warm weather bastards still can't win in the cold or sweltering heat, and Roger Craig(the original 1000 rush/1000 rec yards monster), would be my choices.

[teaserpleaser]

T.o is a hall of farmer isn't he? Shouldn't he be?

[seaborneq]

T.o is a hall of farmer isn't he? Shouldn't he be?

T.O. didn't win shit. Caught a lot of passes for a lot of yards. Had he stayed an Eagle I think he would be a first ballot hall of famer.

[POOLSIDE]

Ty Law and John Lynch gotta get in

[Chi_archie]

SAN FRANCISCO -- Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre headlines the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2016 as the three-time league MVP was elected for enshrinement Saturday in his first year of eligibility.
Favre will be joined by wide receiver Marvin Harrison, linebacker Kevin Greene, tackle Orlando Pace and former Indianapolis Colts and Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Tony Dungy.
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• Wilde: Favre joins father-figure Wolf in HOF
  
  Ron Wolf took a chance on Brett Favre when he traded for him in 1992, and the relationship blossomed into a father-son dynamic and Favre has now joined Wolf in the Hall of Fame, Jason Wilde writes.
  
• Ken Stabler'€™s meeting with Al Davis ended a legendary feud, paving way for Hall of Fame
  
  More than 29 years after Al Davis traded away his popular QB Ken Stabler to the Oilers, the two men finally met and mended fences, paving the way for Stabler's selection to the Hall of Fame.
  
• Wells: Harrison's dedication results in HOF nod
  
  Dedication and preparation are two of the reasons Marvin Harrison was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday, Mike Wells writes.

</aside>Dick Stanfel and Ken Stabler, the two nominees from the seniors committee -- players whose careers ended more than 25 years ago -- also will be enshrined in the class, as will former San Francisco 49ers owner Edward DeBartolo Jr., who was nominated as a contributor.
The full eight-member class was elected by the Hall of Fame Board of Selectors at a meeting Saturday in a downtown San Francisco convention center. To be elected, a finalist must receive a minimum of 80 percent of the votes cast by the board.
Favre retired as the NFL's all-time leader in completions (6,300), attempts (10,169), yards (71,838) and passing touchdowns (508). Selected league MVP in 1995, '96 and '97, he has since been passed by Peyton Manning in career passing yards and touchdown passes.
Terrell Owens, in his first year of eligibility, did not make the cut from 15 finalists to 10.
Owens announced on Twitter that he had not been elected.

[daneblazer]

Fukk I feel old reading this list

[Dirty Sanchez]

Didn't Marvin Harrison shoot somebody?

[packerd_00]

Favre and Harrison

[rm18]

TO was the 3rd best receiver of all time this is a travesty.