Wouldn't surprise me if Blob Gretz has his ****ing hands allover this. It took someone else taking over the campaign to get Derrick Thomas in the HoF finally, because he was such a colossal **** up.

Only 3 of the 7 have a Super Bowl ring.

wow, that's a pretty weak class.

Yeah, but they did all play in at least one... I think.

I don't get the Walter Jones love? He was good.....but great? First ballot great??

Not positive, but I think Covitz that handles that now. I know he is the KC voter on the committee.

Aeneas Williams was good but not even close to HOF good, this is a joke.

He was pretty great. He's a HOF'er. What stinks is he's a first ballot and Roaf wasn't.

I think people are knocking these guys because some of them played in lesser known markets... which is the same thing probably hurting Shields. Jones might be the best player in this class.

Oh, I know why Walter Jone is so highly regarded. Shaun Alexander.

And Roaf still may not be in if Jason Whitlock didn't go on a personal mission to let everyone know he should be there.

Walter Jones played 12 years, 180 games. He helped make Shaun Alexander and Steve Hutchinson a lot of money.

Over his entire 180 game career... he allowed a total of 23 sacks, and was called for holding nine times. Nine.

This.


Oh and, LMAOLMAOLMAO

Charles Tillman might be my new favorite player after that.

Ray Guy was put in by the Seniors Committee. If we go back and look at the stats, I'll bet Jerrell Wilson's stats are almost if not as good as Guy's.

Guy played 14 seasons, averaging 42.4 gross. We don't know net. His best season was a 45.3 gross, and that was his only season above 44.0.

Jerrell Wilson played 16 seasons, averaging 43.0 gross. We don't know net. His best season was a 45.5 gross, and he had 7 seasons averaging more than 44.0.

Dave Lewis was another guy who was very good at his peak, but he had a very short career (with the Bengals). He only played 4 seasons, with a career 43.7 gross. His best season was a 46.2, and he had 2 seasons above 44.0.