Rick Gosselin 309 posts 0 comments

Are "quantity" receivers of the 2000s more Hall-of-Fame worthy than "quality" receivers of the 1960s?

Philip Rivers had a funky delivery but few in NFL history threw the ball better

Hall of Famers were found in 101 of the draft slots, starting with Peyton Manning at #1

Missouri defenders know their way around Super Bowls

Patrick Willis retired at the age of 30 after eight NFL seasons with seven Pro Bowls

Adrian Peterson was the NFL MVP in 2007 with a rare 2,000-yard rushing season

Alan Faneca played on two blocking fronts whose offenses led the NFL in rushing

Jared Allen went to five Pro Bowls and collected 136 career sacks

Mike Holmgren took two different franchises to the Super Bowl, Green Bay and Seattle

Ron Kramer was to tight end blocking what Tony Gonzalez was to tight end receiving