Ty Law NFL Hall of Fame candidate

Urgent said:

Je'Rod Cherry has the same three SB rings.
Dan Marino has none.

That doesn't seem to be a huge factor.

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Je'Rod Cherry wasn't a starting anything for the Pats. You seem to like comparing apples to oranges and thinking your making a point..

I think Law eventually gets in. He may have to wait a while, though.

I don't remember the exact stat but isn't Harrison only one of two players ever to have 50 sacks and 50 ints? Or something like that maybe it's 40/40 I just recall seeing some elite company he is part of. Things like that matter and do add on to a resume and is why I think some day Welker gets in. Nobody has had more 100 catch seasons giving him a claim to fame. I agree with the seau is a slam dunk first ballot after that I think media appearances will have to help the rest get in so my order is Harrison law bru Willie but all are borderline and will take time if at all. Of course all 4 will be in the patriot HOF. I think people are forgetting how disrespected the patriots dynasty talent was disrespected back in the day. It was all smoke and mirrors great coaching yada yada

I'm looking forward to seeing Bruschi wear that yellow jacket.

Seau will be in, he's a no brainer. Maybe not this year but eventually.

Harrison is a hall of famer to me, whether or not he gets in is another question. We'l see if people hold that 2007 HGH suspension against him. They shouldn't, of course, hold rehabbing an injury against him especially one that took place after his hall of fame resume was in place, but ya know, politics.

Law, I feel should be in but I could be biased there. One of my absolute favorite players of all time and we know how this defense has suffered for almost a decade in pass coverage without that shut down guy.

McGinest, I doubt it.

Bruschi, no chance.

BradyFTW! said:

Just goes to show how much two people watching the same games can disagree on what's happening, I guess. Seau's HOF candidacy is a slam dunk if there ever was one for a LB, and the reputation is 100% earned IMO.

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I only really saw old Seau and even Seau on the Patriots was pretty ****ing good. He was awesome for us in 06. Dude was keeping up with friggin Westbrook in his late 30's. Beast.

Must be a bunch of kids on here. Seau was the best linebacker of the 1990s, and it wasn't even close. He's a Top 5 all-time linebacker. Butkus, Lambert, Singletary, Seau, Lewis. First ballot HOFer.

Ty Law isn't a HOFer. Up and down career with a couple of big years. Course, Andre Reed shouldn't have gotten in, either.

Junior has a solid chance and then everyone else is further away from having a realistic shot.