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Mike Shanahan 47 60.26%
Mark Davis 26 33.33%
Mark Chmura 25 32.05%
Jimmy Smith 9 11.54%
Todd Marinovich 27 34.62%
Lawrence Taylor 28 35.90%
John Riggins 8 10.26%
Todd Blackledge 24 30.77%
Collective Broncos OL in the 1990 except Casey Wiegmann 44 56.41%
Robert Kraft 50 64.10%
Paul Hackett 19 24.36%
Condoleezza Rice 11 14.10%
Lin Elliott 48 61.54%
Tony Romo 6 7.69%
Rob Gronkowski 10 12.82%
Robert Irsay 36 46.15%
All of these are good ambassadors for the sport. 1 1.28%
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Old 05-19-2025, 07:26 PM  
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2025 Hall of Infamy: Round 1, Heat 1.

Pick up to EIGHT people in the poll who best meet the following voting criteria:

Brought "shame, dishonor, disgust, or embarrassment" to the sport of professional football.

The top-eight vote-getters will move on to Round 2.

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Old 05-20-2025, 01:59 AM   #16
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Casey Wiegmann didn't play for the Broncos in the 90s, he signed there in 2008.
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Old 05-20-2025, 03:19 AM   #17
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Old 05-20-2025, 03:27 AM   #18
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I’m probably in the minority here, but I actually enjoy rob gronkowski… not a fan of the patriots and there shtick, but I feel like he genuinely was/is a good dude. If he had been paired with Mahomes?? I think a lot of people here would sing a different tune..
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Old 05-20-2025, 12:37 PM   #19
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Casey Wiegmann didn't play for the Broncos in the 90s, he signed there in 2008.
Hmm, the nomination said something like "except that one center who played for us". I didn't bother looking it up, but Wiegman immediately jumped to mind and I ran with it. Who was the exception?
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Old 05-20-2025, 01:00 PM   #20
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If Lin Elliott isn’t the top vote getter something is wrong.
And yes, I hold grudges.
What do you mean? Lin Elliot is a hero.
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Hmm, the nomination said something like "except that one center who played for us". I didn't bother looking it up, but Wiegman immediately jumped to mind and I ran with it. Who was the exception?
I could have sworn he played for the dirty Broncos before playing for the Chiefs. I guess he didn't, I feel like this is some Mandella effect thing.
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Old 05-20-2025, 02:26 PM   #23
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I could have sworn he played for the dirty Broncos before playing for the Chiefs. I guess he didn't, I feel like this is some Mandella effect thing.
I'll be damned -- you're right.

I'd have sworn we signed him as a veteran starter away from Denver.

Turns out we signed him as a part-time starter out of Chicago who wasn't terribly old (28) and had only started 25 career games before we got him.

Then he started 111 games (of a possible 112) over the next 7 years for us before going to Denver for 2 years. THEN he came back to KC for a farewell tour in 2010 and 2011.

That's nothing at all like I remember that career going. I thought of him as an NFL journeyman who had a few nice years here but that's not really fair. He was absolutely a Chiefs product. A guy who was really built here and played almost 3/4 of a 200 game career in KC.
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It sounds like we should all agree that he came from Denver since that's what we all believe anyway.
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It sounds like we should all agree that he came from Denver since that's what we all believe anyway.
I mean, I knew he didn't. But how the Vermeil offense was put together is one of my favorite things in Chiefs history. I don't know if there's ever been another top offense made up of such an odd collection of players.
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I mean, I knew he didn't. But how the Vermeil offense was put together is one of my favorite things in Chiefs history. I don't know if there's ever been another top offense made up of such an odd collection of players.
That's a good point. Off the top of my head, we had:

Three high draft picks: Shields, Tait, and Gonzalez.
Two mid-to-high capital trades: Roaf and Green
Six signings of not-overly-sought free agents: Morton, Kennison, Holmes, Richardson, Wiegmann, Waters
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Two mid-to-high capital trades: Roaf and Green
Even then Green had been an 8th round pick who bounced around (including getting cut in the CFL) and didn't play a down in the NFL until he was 27. When we traded for him he was 31 and had started 19 games. And Roaf's knee was questionable enough that he was left unprotected in the expansion draft and the Texans passed on him. I guess that situation (a proven vet with an injury concern) is fairly common, but it's rare for it to work out so well.

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And some of those were practically off the street. Waters literally was, Richardson was off Dallas's practice squad. Kennison was released by Denver mid-season, we were his 5th team in 6 years. Holmes signed right before the draft for cheap. Jason Dunn was also signed off the street, after being out of the league for a year with knee injury.
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Moving on to the next round are:

Mike Shanahan
Mark Davis
Todd Marinovich
Lawrence Taylor
Collective Broncos OL in the 1990s
Robert Kraft
Lin Elliott
Robert Irsay

Congratulations to all of those who were not selected.
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