JJ Watt, already a lock?
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JJ Watt, already a lock?
5 years, 4 All-Pro, 3 Def MVP---if something awful, like with Sayers happens is he in?
I say yes.
I say yes.
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Re: JJ Watt, already a lock?
No doubt. They can make his bust now and store it away in the vault for his induction.
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Re: JJ Watt, already a lock?
Agreed. If they're ever going to do a Gale Sayers HoF exception for a defensive player, it would be for someone with Watt's extraordinary level of accomplishment.
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Re: JJ Watt, already a lock?
The only things that can keep him out of Canton are if he pulls either a Pete Rose or an OJ.paulksandiego wrote:No doubt. They can make his bust now and store it away in the vault for his induction.
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Re: JJ Watt, already a lock?
What about PEDs? Would that keep him out? Not saying he does, but with Clemens and Bonds it's killing them.Rupert Patrick wrote:The only things that can keep him out of Canton are if he pulls either a Pete Rose or an OJ.paulksandiego wrote:No doubt. They can make his bust now and store it away in the vault for his induction.
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My guess is that the voters won't care about this since there is no "character clause" like in baseball. If Ray Lewis and Kevin Williams don't get in, that'll be a sign that PEDs matter. But I expect Lewis will sail in first ballot and Williams goes in after a few years wait.JohnTurney wrote: What about PEDs? Would that keep him out? Not saying he does, but with Clemens and Bonds it's killing them.
And it's possible that the BBHoF voters are rightly starting to ignore PED issues with baseball players, at least for those who may or may not have used pre-2005. Mike Piazza and Jeff Bagwell, who have been the subject of (likely questionable) whisper campaigns, were respectively elected and on the cusp of being voted in. Both Bonds and Clemens have six more eligible years left and may yet make it in -- especially since their PED related trials ultimately ended up in acquittals, and there's a perception that they were HoFers before they may have started using. But we shall see.
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Re: JJ Watt, already a lock?
Agreed.Rupert Patrick wrote:The only things that can keep him out of Canton are if he pulls either a Pete Rose or an OJ.paulksandiego wrote:No doubt. They can make his bust now and store it away in the vault for his induction.
Mental Exercise (and completely for sillyness's sake):
If Peyton loses another Super Bowl and Eli wins one and Peyton snaps and strangles Eli... does Peyton still get into Canton?
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Re: JJ Watt, already a lock?
by JuggernautJ » Sun Feb 07, 2016 5:08 pm
"...If Peyton loses another Super Bowl and Eli wins one and Peyton snaps and strangles Eli... does Peyton still get into Canton?"
JuggernautJ
...only if he does it in an elevator and the film is "inconclusive."
"...If Peyton loses another Super Bowl and Eli wins one and Peyton snaps and strangles Eli... does Peyton still get into Canton?"
JuggernautJ
...only if he does it in an elevator and the film is "inconclusive."
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