Every NFL team's best Hall of Famer
 

I'm sure there's some good discussion here.

https://scontent.fphx1-2.fna.fbcdn.n...jw&oe=64B96B14

Lol. I've been a football watcher since the early 90s and I've never heard of Sam Mills in my entire ****ing life.

Who the **** was that? If I've never even heard his name, is he REALLY HOF worthy?

Deion is right. They let just about anybody in this ****ing thing these days.

Man, this is all wrong. I'm driving today, but as soon as I stop I'll fix it.

For a team that's won a few Super Bowls, a left guard isn't your best player ever.

Brady will be the obvious replacement there when he’s inducted.

But isn’t Hannah one of the greatest OL of all time?

He really should have been under New Orleans until I saw who New Orleans had for their HOFer.

Dome Patrol, played with Pat Swilling, Ricky Jackson, and Vaughn Johnson. They were the reason San Fran didn't win the NFC West for the hundreth time in a row.

I discovered him playing Tecmo Super Bowl 30 years ago. LMAO

Heh, I meant the Raiders... didn't see the Patriots over there, too.

That’s funny. I really zeroed in on the Patriots for some reason.

Who would you replace Upshaw with?

Raiders legend Jerry Rice, of course. :D

Probably Marcus Allen or maybe Tim Brown... not well-versed enough in Raiders SB glory years, but surely their best player ever had more impact than even (if he were) the best interior offensive lineman ever? :shrug:

Curtis Martin over Joe Namath for the Jets?!

LMAO

Dick Butkus vs Walter Payton is tough.

Gene Upshaw is the best Raider ever. Guard isn't as impactful as WR or RB, but he was a lot better at his position than Tim Brown or Marcus Allen. The next best Raider would be another lineman, Art Shell. Otherwise, no guard should ever be considered the best for his franchise.

Yeah, that one is tough. I'd probably pick Payton.

Heck yeah. Namath isn’t really a HOF in many peoples books

Rice was there what 3 years? I would pick Brien or Upshaw since they were there their entire careers