Football The Pro Football Hall of Infamy - Make your nominations - Page 8

**Rain Man** · 09:39 AM

In a recent discussion, the esteemed member that we call "Katipan" brought up the concept of a Hall of Infamy for the NFL.

In a quick internet search, it appears that there is no official Hall of Infamy. That gives us a market opportunity to open one up, to be officially housed on this site. You, the members, will be the voters.

Here are the rules and bylaws of the Pro Football Hall of Infamy.

1. We elect exactly six new members each year. (Edit: 12 will be inducted in the inaugural year of the Hall.)

2. Membership criteria will be anyone who brought "shame, dishonor, disgust, or embarrassment" to the sport of professional football".* Each voter may decide what that term means to them.

* - English voters are welcome to substitute 'dishonour' for 'dishonor'.

3. Nominees can include players, coaches, administrators, owners, cheerleaders, fans, superfans, stadium designers, halftime performers, people who drop candy wrappers in stairwells, trainers, those people who run out with water bottles during breaks - anybody who fits Rule 2 above. The only rule is that they must be human, so you cannot nominate a cat that ran onto the field or an underinflated football or anything of that nature.

4. Nominees must not be inactive in professional football for at least five years to be eligible. So tom brady is not yet eligible.

5. Anyone in professional football is eligible, though of course none of us knows anything about the CFL, UFL, USFL, and other non-NFL leagues.

5. Each year, we will build a list of nominees. Nominees from the previous year will automatically be carried forward as long as they meet certain criteria, which will be determined once we see how Year 1 goes.

6. Each Chiefsplanet member will be allowed to nominate up to six people for per year in Year 1, and a smaller number TBD in future years. If more than six are nominated, the first six listed will be the ones chosen. (Edit: in the first year, members can nominate as many people as they deem appropriate.)

7. From the list of nominees, we will conduct a voting tournament to identify the six people who will be inducted each year.

8. (Edit - new rule.) If more than half of the top vote-getters are from one division, the lower vote-getters will not be inducted (in that year) and will be replaced by the highest vote-getters outside the division, in order to meet the induction figures described in Rule #1 and ensure that no more than half are from any one division.

9. (Edit - new rule.). In no year, including the inaugural year, will more than three players from one team be inducted. The assigned team will be the team that the player's infamy is MOST associated with, rather than any/all teams they were associated with.

With that said, nominations for the inaugural 2025 Hall of Infamy are now open. Post your nominees in the thread and I'll organize the voting tournament.

**wazu** · 05-19-2025, 09:37 AM

I guess the second rule only really matters the first year.

**wazu** · 05-19-2025, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

Ah. So Rule 2 would only apply to the inaugural year, then. In future years, Rule 2 would always be satisfied by Rule 1.

Beat me to it, yeah.

jd1020 · 05-19-2025, 09:43 AM

Mark Sanchez
Tony Romo

JerseyChief · 05-19-2025, 11:33 AM

Haven't seen Tater mentioned yet. Arguably brought shame to 2 maybe 3 franchises. The cringe-factor alone merits at least being ballot-worthy.

**jjchieffan** · 05-19-2025, 02:11 PM

I was looking up guys that I might have forgotten about and came up with this dirty player from the 70's. I was too young to remember him, but that shouldn't exclude him. So I nominate Conrad Dobler

The offensive guard Conrad Dobler was a mean and maniacally-dirty player who made three straight Pro Bowls in the 1970s. On its cover, Sports Illustrated in 1977 pronounced Dobler “pro football’s dirtiest player” – a designation that Dobler relished. “If I’m dirty, so be it,” he once said, “If I’m mean, so be that too.” Dobler, who had long hair and a horseshoe mustache, gouged opponents’ eyes, bit players, spit in their faces, stepped on hands and punched them in the solar plexus. Born on October 1, 1950, the 6-foot-3, 254-pound Dobler was a fifth round draft pick in 1972 out of Wyoming. What he lacked in athleticism he compensated for in grit, physicality, and unpredictable behavior to psych out his opponents. Wearing No. 66, he played 10 years in the NFL, six with the Cardinals, and he wasn’t regretful of his style. “Some guys got vasectomies; I used to give ‘em,” he said with a laugh.

**Rain Man** · 05-19-2025, 07:19 PM

Nominations are now closed. We have 202 nominees, as shown below in spoilers. (I added a few more as I reviewed the list.)

We will present nominees in randomly selected groups of 16, and the top 8 vote-getters will move into the next round. Any nominee that gets less than 2.5 percent of the vote will be eliminated from consideration in all future processes.

Spoiler!

Ocotillo · 05-19-2025, 08:08 PM

The Chargers need more representation. For the next class:

Shawne Merrriman (roid head)
Dan Fouts (grade A prick)
Dean Spanos (worthless trust fund baby who got kicked out of the Pebble Beach Pro Am)
AJ Smith (The Lord of No Rings)
Billy Ray Smith (meathead Chiefs hater who sucks Scott Kaplan's pecker)
Keenan Allen (most annoying receiver ever with his ghetto tattoos and annoying celebrations)

Rainbarrel · 05-19-2025, 08:43 PM

Ryan Clark is trying

kccrow · 05-19-2025, 11:19 PM

Phillip Adams (CB 49ers) killed his doc and doc's wife and g'kids.

DomCasual · 05-23-2025, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Ocotillo

Fans
Dom Casual for starting that cesspool Orange Huddle

Taco John for starting and closing the Orange Lame

You’re sweet!

**Rain Man** · 05-23-2025, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by DomCasual

You’re sweet!

Good luck!

DomCasual · 05-23-2025, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

Good luck!

😀 I never win anything.

05-17-2025, 03:49 PM
Rain Man Seize life. Be an ermine. Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: My house Casino cash: $-762449 VARSITY	The Pro Football Hall of Infamy - Make your nominations In a recent discussion, the esteemed member that we call "Katipan" brought up the concept of a Hall of Infamy for the NFL. In a quick internet search, it appears that there is no official Hall of Infamy. That gives us a market opportunity to open one up, to be officially housed on this site. You, the members, will be the voters. Here are the rules and bylaws of the Pro Football Hall of Infamy. 1. We elect exactly six new members each year. (Edit: 12 will be inducted in the inaugural year of the Hall.) 2. Membership criteria will be anyone who brought "shame, dishonor, disgust, or embarrassment" to the sport of professional football".* Each voter may decide what that term means to them. * - English voters are welcome to substitute 'dishonour' for 'dishonor'. 3. Nominees can include players, coaches, administrators, owners, cheerleaders, fans, superfans, stadium designers, halftime performers, people who drop candy wrappers in stairwells, trainers, those people who run out with water bottles during breaks - anybody who fits Rule 2 above. The only rule is that they must be human, so you cannot nominate a cat that ran onto the field or an underinflated football or anything of that nature. 4. Nominees must not be inactive in professional football for at least five years to be eligible. So tom brady is not yet eligible. 5. Anyone in professional football is eligible, though of course none of us knows anything about the CFL, UFL, USFL, and other non-NFL leagues. 5. Each year, we will build a list of nominees. Nominees from the previous year will automatically be carried forward as long as they meet certain criteria, which will be determined once we see how Year 1 goes. 6. Each Chiefsplanet member will be allowed to nominate up to six people for per year in Year 1, and a smaller number TBD in future years. If more than six are nominated, the first six listed will be the ones chosen. (Edit: in the first year, members can nominate as many people as they deem appropriate.) 7. From the list of nominees, we will conduct a voting tournament to identify the six people who will be inducted each year. 8. (Edit - new rule.) If more than half of the top vote-getters are from one division, the lower vote-getters will not be inducted (in that year) and will be replaced by the highest vote-getters outside the division, in order to meet the induction figures described in Rule #1 and ensure that no more than half are from any one division. 9. (Edit - new rule.). In no year, including the inaugural year, will more than three players from one team be inducted. The assigned team will be the team that the player's infamy is MOST associated with, rather than any/all teams they were associated with. With that said, nominations for the inaugural 2025 Hall of Infamy are now open. Post your nominees in the thread and I'll organize the voting tournament. Last edited by Rain Man; 05-19-2025 at 09:39 AM..
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Rain Man Seize life. Be an ermine. Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: My house Casino cash: $-762449 VARSITY	Nominations are now closed. We have 202 nominees, as shown below in spoilers. (I added a few more as I reviewed the list.) We will present nominees in randomly selected groups of 16, and the top 8 vote-getters will move into the next round. Any nominee that gets less than 2.5 percent of the vote will be eliminated from consideration in all future processes. Spoiler! 1925 Pottsville Maroons Aaron Hernandez Adrian Peterson Al Davis Albert Haynesworth Aldon Smith Alex Gibbs Alex Karris Anthony Smith (Raiders DE) Antonio Brown Aqib Talib Archie Manning Art Folz Art Modell Art Schicter Bam Morris Barrelman Barrett Robbins Ben Davidson Ben Roethlisberger Bill Belichick. Bill Bidwell Bill Romanowski Bill Walsh Bo Jackson Bob Sutton Brett Favre Brian Cushing Broncos fans who chant in-com-plete Brooke Pryor Buddy Ryan Carl Peterson Chad Johnson Charles Martin Chiefsaholic (superfan) Clinton Portis Colin Kaepernick Collective Broncos OL in the 1990 except Casey Wiegmann Condoleezza Rice Conrad Dobler Cortland Finnegan Cris Carter Dale Carter Dan Neil Dan Snyder Darrell Russell Darren Sharper Darryl Henley Dee Ford Deshaun Watson Dick Curl Dom Casual (Founder of Orange Huddle) Donte Stallworth Doug Atkins Eli Manning Elmore Stevens Elvis Grbac Emmanuel Sanders Eric Bienemy Eric Dickerson Eric Naposki Frankie Filchock Fred Williamson George Atkinson George Foster Glenn Dorsey Greg Hardy Greg Robinson Gregg Williams Henry Ruggs Herm Edwards Hines Ward Hollywood Henderson Howie Long Hugh Culverhouse Jack Tatum Jalen Ramsey Jamarcus Russell James Harrison Jeff Triplette Jerramy Stevens Jerry Jones Jim Irsay Jim Tyrer Jimmy Haslam Jimmy Raye Jimmy Smith Joe Don Looney Joe Greene Joe Mixon Joe Namath Joey Porter, Sr. John Elway John Lynch John Madden John Matuszak John Riggins Jon Baldwin Jonathan Baldwin Jonathan Vilma Josh Gordon Josh McDaniels Josh Norman Jovan Belcher Junior Siavii Justin Tucker Kareem Hunt Kareem Jackson Kellen Winslow, Jr. Kelly Stouffer Kendrick Lewis Kevin Gogan Lawrence Phillips Lawrence Taylor Leonard Little Lester Hayes Lin Elliott Lyle Alzado Marcus Peters Mark Chmura Mark Davis Mark Gastineau Mark Sanchez Mark Schlereth Marle Hapes Marvin Harrison, Sr. Matt Cassel Matt Lepsis Matt Millen Michael Irvin Michael Vick Mike Brown (Bengals owner) Mike Shanahan Myles Garrett Myron Cope Nate Newton Ndamukong Suh Neil Smith Night Train Lane O.J. Simpson Orlando Scandrick Pacman Jones Panthers cheerleaders Angela Ellen Keathley and Renee Thomas Pat Bowlen Paul Hackett Paul Hornung People in the stands who run onto the field. People who hold up bible verse signs in the stands. Percy Snow Peyton Manning Plaxico Burress Rae Carruth Randy Cross Randy Gradishar Ray Lewis Ray Rice Richie Incognito Rob Gronkowski Robert Irsay Robert Kraft Robert McCune Robert Rozier Rod Smith Rodney Harrison Roger Goodell Russell Wilson Ryan Leaf Sabby Piscitelli Sam Hurd Scott Norwood Scott Pioli Sean Payton Sebastian Janikowski Shahid Khan Shannon Sharpe Steve Bono Steve Smith Steve Wisneiwski Taco John (Founder of Orange Mane) Tamarick Vanover Terrell Owens The anti-Bienemy "Chiefs Editorial Board" article writers The person who does the Viking horn sound effect at Vikings games Thurman Thomas Todd Blackledge Todd Christensen Todd Haley Todd Marinovich Tom Nalen Tommy Kane Tony Romo Tony Siragusa Travis Henry Troy Aikman Tyler Palko Tyson Jackson Vinny Testaverde Von Miller Vontaze Burfict William Bartee Willie McGinest X Factor (superfan) __________________ Active fan of the greatest team in NFL history.
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