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JohnTurney wrote:cannot say exactly but you can figure it out . . . the two who were closest, after Stanfel and Stable were

a short-career guy, played in the secondary of a Pacific Northwest team and

a linebacker who was consensus all pro a lot who played in a Texas oil town.

Those two were better choices, and both came later into the league, hope they can make it soon.

JohnTurney wrote:cannot say exactly but you can figure it out . . . the two who were closest, after Stanfel and Stable were

a short-career guy, played in the secondary of a Pacific Northwest team and

a linebacker who was consensus all pro a lot who played in a Texas oil town.

Those would have been great choices. Oh well, maybe next year.

cannot say exactly but you can figure it out . . . the two who were closest, after Stanfel and Stable were

a short-career guy, played in the secondary of a Pacific Northwest team and

a linebacker who was consensus all pro a lot who played in a Texas oil town.

WAY better choices! Maybe there's hope for one of them next year.

So I forget... after the 5 year rotation of senior/contributor nominees. (2 one year, 1 the next, etc.) what happens after that? 1 nominee each every year? 2 nominees each every year?

JohnTurney wrote:cannot say exactly but you can figure it out . . . the two who were closest, after Stanfel and Stable were

a short-career guy, played in the secondary of a Pacific Northwest team and

a linebacker who was consensus all pro a lot who played in a Texas oil town.

Any word on the PFRA candidates? I think I already know the answer, but I thought I would ask.

an african american player from the nfl's early era was considered but not too high

and a linebacker was played for an orange team was in top 10

John who else was considered besides the players you mentioned?

Twenty or so years ago, I thought the Pro HOF had done a much better job than the baseball and hockey halls and a somewhat better job than the basketball and college football halls.

Now I've just about given up on it. I think the last straw was finding out that Ron Borges is one of the voters.