Does Jeff Garcia get in the Hall of Fame?

Dave99B · January 12, 2009 12:27PM

Yes. If he buys a ticket, just like you and me.

Dave

MeteoriteGuy · January 12, 2009 2:03PM

Not a HOF'er, but Joe Montana, Steve Young, Steve Bono, Jeff Garcia.....that is a pretty good run of QBs the 49ers had.

lawnmowerman · January 12, 2009 2:28PM

I agree except with the Bono part.

stevek · January 12, 2009 2:40PM

No player under head coach Jon Gruden should ever be considered for the Hall of Fame.

Ahmanfan · January 12, 2009 4:17PM

<< No player under head coach Jon Gruden should ever be considered for the Hall of Fame. >>

Derrick Brooks

MeteoriteGuy · January 12, 2009 9:48PM

No Bono love in the house? (That didn't sound right.)

Bono did pretty well in KC and might have a Super Bowl ring if it wasn't for Marty Sch.'s you don't lose your starting position to an injury thing he had.

gregmo32 · January 13, 2009 2:50AM

Didn't Bono have the longest run from scrimmage by a quarterback in NFL History?

calaban7 · January 13, 2009 3:06AM

I'm sorry but when I think Jeff Garcia , I have never thought HOF. I always thought he was real tough , but I never though , "Ah here's a great one ".

Goot · January 13, 2009 9:54AM

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<< No player under head coach Jon Gruden should ever be considered for the Hall of Fame. >>

Derrick Brooks >>

......Ronde Barber and Warren Sapp also will probably get in the Football HOF.

Don't look at them as Gruden guys, but rather Kiffin guys. Or maybe you all hate both???

JasP24 · January 13, 2009 11:47PM

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<< No player under head coach Jon Gruden should ever be considered for the Hall of Fame. >>

Derrick Brooks >>

......Ronde Barber and Warren Sapp also will probably get in the Football HOF.

Don't look at them as Gruden guys, but rather Kiffin guys. Or maybe you all hate both??? >>

Ronde Barber? Highly doubtful for him and his brother. Good players, but neither was good enough for long enough IMO.

Brooks, Sapp and John Lynch are your HOFers from that great Bucs defense. I don't think the HOF committee will put 4 players from one defense that only won one Super Bowl..

85 Bears have Singeltary, Hampton and most likely Dent in the future...Only 3
Early 80's Raiders defsnes also has 3: Mike Haynes, Ted Hendricks and Howie Long..But they really only all played together in 1983.
KC Chiefs of the 60s have 3...Bobby Bell, Willie Lanier and Emmitt Thomas...

70's Steelers have 4: Lambert, Ham, Greene and Blount..But they also won 4 championships.
60's Packers have 5: Nitschke, Willie Wood, Willie Davis, Herb Adderley and Hank Jordan, but they won 2 Super Bowls plus numerous other NFL Championships.

No question Brooks and Sapp will be the frontrunners, but if the choice is Lynch or Barber, Lynch has a much better resume.

Jason

larryallen73 · January 14, 2009 12:08AM

Bono was awesome at UCLA his senior year.

lawnmowerman · January 14, 2009 12:23AM

<< 

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<< No player under head coach Jon Gruden should ever be considered for the Hall of Fame. >>

Derrick Brooks >>

......Ronde Barber and Warren Sapp also will probably get in the Football HOF.

Don't look at them as Gruden guys, but rather Kiffin guys. Or maybe you all hate both??? >>

Nope, only the guy that sucks, Gruden.

I always liked Kiffin.

Statman · January 14, 2009 12:27AM

Add in Buck Buchanan for the Chiefs and they are up to 4 - isn't he in the HOF?

DIMEMAN · January 14, 2009 1:05AM

I'm sure the Cowboys have at least 4 HOF Def players. Randy White, Too Tall Jones, Bob Lilly, Leroy Jordan, Charles Haley(also 49er) and Deon Sanders(also 49er) and there are a bunch more I can't think of right now like Ken Norton JR.

I think Deon Sanders was and is the best cover guy ever. You could put him on the other teams best WR and they wouldn't catch a ball. He wasn't great on run support though.

Davemri · January 14, 2009 1:28AM

<< I'm sure the Cowboys have at least 4 HOF Def players. Randy White, Too Tall Jones, Bob Lilly, Leroy Jordan, Charles Haley(also 49er) and Deon Sanders(also 49er) and there are a bunch more I can't think of right now like Ken Norton JR >>

White and Lilly are the only 2 you mentioned in the HOF. Sanders will join them though.

DIMEMAN · January 14, 2009 2:01AM

The others should make it.....especially Too Tall. He blocked more passes than anyone in the game. And he was a very important part of that flex domsday defense of the 70's and 80's.

JasP24 · January 14, 2009 2:51AM

<< Add in Buck Buchanan for the Chiefs and they are up to 4 - isn't he in the HOF? >>

Yes he sure is. Thanks for the correction.

The Chiefs of the 60's went to 2 Super Bowls, lost the first and won the 2nd.

Jason

JasP24 · January 14, 2009 2:59AM

<< I'm sure the Cowboys have at least 4 HOF Def players. Randy White, Too Tall Jones, Bob Lilly, Leroy Jordan, Charles Haley(also 49er) and Deon Sanders(also 49er) and there are a bunch more I can't think of right now like Ken Norton JR.

I think Deon Sanders was and is the best cover guy ever. You could put him on the other teams best WR and they wouldn't catch a ball. He wasn't great on run support though. >>

White played 1975-1988
Lilly played 1961-1974

Their careers didn't overlap at all. I wasn't particularly talking about players in a teams history, put HOFers on one team in any given season.

The Cowboys also have Mel Renfro in the HOF who played 1964-1977, so the Cowboys did have 2 HOFers playing together on the same field. I would argue that Cliff Harris is the other deserving Cowboy defender from that era. He's fallen to the Senior pool though, and with Bob Hayes being selected this year, and Emmitt Thomas being picked last year, it will probably be a few more years before a Cowboy DB is even considered as a Senior selection.

Haley and Deion are really the only possibles from the 90's Cowboys defenses. Maybe Darren Woodson, but he's a longshot..They all played on the same teams during the 95 and 96 seasons.

Jason

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