Will he be a Hall of Famer?

[spike]

TO should be in the hall of fame.

Randy should be first ballot hall of fame no question.

I whole heartily agree about Moss.

Statistically, Moss is the second best wide receiver ever. He's a first ballot guy for sure.

TO will get in this time.

I really hope Urlacher doesn't get in on first ballot.

One of the most overrated players in NFL history.

~1,300 total tackles, just 41.5 sacks and only created 34 turnovers

I'm not saying he was bad, he was pretty good. But people talk about him like he was a fucking god.

Urlacher is one of the most over-rated players of the last 25-30 years

I think folks had to explain how the Bears made it to the Super Bowl somehow.

[Green Habit]

I think folks had to explain how the Bears made it to the Super Bowl somehow.

2006 really was the peak of NFC suckage in that decade. The rest of the playoff field from that side was two 10-6 teams, two 9-7 teams, and an 8-8 team.

[MattA75]

I think folks had to explain how the Bears made it to the Super Bowl somehow.

2006 really was the peak of NFC suckage in that decade. The rest of the playoff field from that side was two 10-6 teams, two 9-7 teams, and an 8-8 team.

The other side of that is the only reason Peyton Manning won a ring at all in his prime years was because he got to play a team whose quarterback was Rex Grossman

[Bammer]

Shawn Kemp?

[Chris_H_2]

So 1 out of 2 of my childhood baseball heroes made the HOF yesterday. While it was about 10 years overdue, at least the committee got it right with Alan Trammell. I'm happy for Jack Morris, even though he's a womanizer and doesn't have quite the resume to back up his case. So 2 Tigers from the 80's making it in in the same year is pretty good.

The travesty in all of this is the fact that Lou Whittaker, who statistically had some of the best numbers of any position player on the Committee's ballot (he blows away Steve Garvey in WAR - 75 to 35), didn't make the ballot and isn't up again until 2020. Perhaps the backlash this year will cause some members to reconsider his HOF-worthy career.

I think me and my then 10-year-old little guy will make the trip to Cooperstown this summer. Until then, congrats:

[Norris]

Jack Morris has a career ERA+ of 105. That is not a hall of famer.

[Chris_H_2]

you won't get an argument from me on jack morris pete

[philpritchard]

Jack Morris has a career ERA+ of 105. That is not a hall of famer.

That's only because he pitched to the score. He just knows how to win.

[Norris]

Jack Morris has a career ERA+ of 105. That is not a hall of famer.

That's only because he pitched to the score. He just knows how to win.

lol

[CopperTom]

Jack Morris has a career ERA+ of 105. That is not a hall of famer.

That's only because he pitched to the score. He just knows how to win.

lol

A 10 inning shutout in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series - that gets my vote.

[Norris]

Jack Morris has a career ERA+ of 105. That is not a hall of famer.

That's only because he pitched to the score. He just knows how to win.

lol

A 10 inning shutout in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series - that gets my vote.

If the playoffs carry that much weight then Josh Beckett should be in.

[CopperTom]

Jack Morris has a career ERA+ of 105. That is not a hall of famer.

That's only because he pitched to the score. He just knows how to win.

lol

A 10 inning shutout in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series - that gets my vote.

If the playoffs carry that much weight then Josh Beckett should be in.

Calm down.

[Norris]

Jack Morris has a career ERA+ of 105. That is not a hall of famer.

That's only because he pitched to the score. He just knows how to win.

lol

A 10 inning shutout in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series - that gets my vote.

If the playoffs carry that much weight then Josh Beckett should be in.

Calm down.

NO YOU CALM DOWN

[Norris]

sorry i blew up

[philpritchard]

sorry i blew up

It was reasonable.

[run2death]

Ugh. Urlacher.

[evenslow]

Here's to Brian Urlacher.

[PHATJ]

I Randy Moss

[evenslow]

Best game I've ever seen by a single defensive player. Brian Urlacher against the Arizona Cardinals on October 16, 2006. He took over the game, which is nearly impossible for one player in football.

It led to this...

[MattA75]

I look at this year's NFL class, and I see Brian Urlacher, and all I can hear in my head is...