1st Ballot HOF?
Tim Brown officially retired today as an Oakland Raider ending his remarkable 17-year NFL career. With exactly a 100 receiving touchdowns, just shy of 15,000 yards receiving, and a Heisman Trophy for Notre Dame in 1987, how could they exclude Brown from the HOF. This post...is he a first ballot Hall of Fame inductee?
Your thoughts on this question as well as about the career of Tim Brown.
posted by Steve at 7:59 PM
6 Comments:
AS much as I'm a Raider Hater, it's hard not to see Brown going as a first ballot inductee. His receiving stats speak for itself...no Jerry Rice type stats but who else has those kind of receiving marks.
Too bad he played for a team that wasn't much of a passing threat until later in his career. Even then, 3 pretty good wide-outs limited his receptions. In 17 seasons, Brown only had ONE 100+ reception season and only twice had double-digit touchdown receptions in a single year. But his durability and play-making skills will land him a first ballot HOF spot.
HOF, without a doubt.
But the question is 1st Ballot HOF inductee NN? Was his career that worthy of a 1st ballot
No argument, just your thoughts on Browns career and whether or not he should be a 1st ballot.
And I agree with that last statement, I would love to stick toothpicks underneath each fingernail, then stick his hands in jalepeno juice
Of course he is a 1st ballot you freaking retards! He is the blackest reciever ever too!
I think it would have been cool to see Jerry Rice and Tim Brown retire together...think of that HOF Induction ceremony!
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