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Brian wolf wrote: ↑Wed Feb 11, 2026 2:39 pm Nobis was a great player but most of his reputation was from the 60s All-Decade team for 67-69. Wasnt the same after early 70s injury.

Would Maxie Baughan have been a better choice brian

Here’s my list of the most baffling All Decade choices please note I didn’t include anyone not already in the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1920s Hunk Anderson-only played four seasons and had only one All Pro 1930s Cecil Isbell-only played two seasons in the 1930s Gaynell Tinsley-also played only two ...

Agreed that sheet you mention proved nothing definitive if im correct

100% agreed him not getting the mvp in super bowl 19 after his three touchdown performance hurt him in the long run


Adam i would also be interested in a list of your top seniors not in canton

SeahawkFever wrote: ↑Wed Feb 04, 2026 10:06 pm Roger Craig got in, and very well deserved! Congrats to him!

There is one question I have though: Could he have gotten in sooner if the 49ers threepeated and the fumble in the 1990 NFC Championship Game never happens?

I'm thinking yes

Ness wrote: ↑Wed Feb 04, 2026 7:01 pm Finally Craig gets into the HOF. Long overdue. So happy, and can't wait for his enshrinement.

Couldn't agree more long overdue congrats roger

NBC Bay area reporting Craig is in

I'm guessing it's either anderson or Greenwood

Brian most likely it's down to greenwood or craig

as biggest first-ballot snub. Tarkenton up there, too. I am sure there are others, but to me those are now the big 3 I'm looking at those two classes and I want to know how the voting worked. In '84, the year Tarkenton came on the ballot, Willie Brown was elected first-ballot and only two other mod...