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View Poll Results: Vote for the THREE LEAST DESERVING HoFers on this list.
Andre Tippett 7 13.46%
Anthony Munoz 4 7.69%
Champ Bailey 12 23.08%
Floyd Little 12 23.08%
John Elway 12 23.08%
John Hannah 4 7.69%
Mike Haynes 7 13.46%
Shannon Sharpe 9 17.31%
Terrell Davis 44 84.62%
Ty Law 11 21.15%
All of these players deserve to be in the Hall of Fame 2 3.85%
You had to combine five teams just to get 10 HoFers? 9 17.31%
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Old 05-15-2019, 11:06 AM  
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Least Deserving Hall of Famers: Texans, Broncos, Panthers, Bengals, and Patriots
VOTE FOR THREE.

With all of the talk about undeserving people in the Hall of Fame, I thought it might be interesting to identify the absolute least deserving people in the Hall of Fame.

I'll do this first for players, identifying the least deserving players by team, and then we'll do a heat or two for non-players.

Poll coming in less time than it takes for Elway to flee from the Colts.

You can read profiles of the players here, in a very unfriendly format on the HoF site: https://www.profootballhof.com/heroe...me/franchises/

Rules note: If a team has less than 10 HoFers, I'll combine them with another team to get to that number.
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Old 05-15-2019, 03:55 PM   #16
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If the goal is to narrow this down to the least deserving member of the HOF, I'll save you the time, Rain Man.

It's Terrell Davis. Not even close.
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Old 05-15-2019, 05:23 PM   #17
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If the goal is to narrow this down to the least deserving member of the HOF, I'll save you the time, Rain Man.

It's Terrell Davis. Not even close.
He does seem to be a frontrunner, but Jerome Bettis is still lurking out there.

I'm surprised that Floyd Little isn't getting more traction with his one season of 1,000+ yards and his 3.0 career ypc. I thought he would be a strong candidate.
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I LOL'ed that there were actually votes for Munoz and Hannah, then I realized what was going on.
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Old 05-15-2019, 09:20 PM   #20
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Davis. Denver could and did put any JAG behind that knee targeting line and get a thousand + yard season.
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People actually voted for Anthony Munoz?

I didn't get to see him play, but by all accounts he is one of the best O lineman in NFL history...
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He does seem to be a frontrunner, but Jerome Bettis is still lurking out there.

I'm surprised that Floyd Little isn't getting more traction with his one season of 1,000+ yards and his 3.0 career ypc. I thought he would be a strong candidate.
Floyd Little was a bow legged novelty act so they let him in. One good season, otherwise a Donnel Bennett like career, resting on his college days. Not as generic as Terrell Davis though. Bet they wish the could rescind that one.
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Heh, on the Hall of Fame website, they actually list Ed Reed as the only Houston Texans inductee.

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Little and Davis should not be in the HOF. Little being in the HOF is a complete joke. Davis is a bit more borderline, but doesn't measure up.

Ty Law is borderline as well, but maybe just on the right side of that line.
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Munoz is a HoFer. As much as I hate to admit it, Elway and Sharpe are, too. I'm going to give Little a pass just because for many years, he was all Denver had. Those were some lousy teams. Therefore, Davis, Bailey, and Law can GTFO of the Hall so we can add more Chiefs.
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