Your franchises HOF

[Bmore]

Ogden, Peter Boulware, and Michael McCrary are already in it. Only reason I didn't list them...

yep.

[SHOGUN]

Charles Bidwill - owner
Jimmy Conzelman - coach

Dan Dierdorf
John Driscoll
Marshall Goldberg
Night Train Lane
Ollie Matson
Ernie Nevers
Charlie Trippi
Roger Wherli
Larry Wilson
Pat Tillman
Aeneas Williams

[Shayn•Da•Pain]

Is Willie Roaf in?

I think he'd be inducted as a Saint, no? Spent 8 years in N.O., and what 3-4 in KC?

[Shayn•Da•Pain]

Locks IMO are
Center - Darmonti Dawson
Coach - The Chin
OLB - Kevin Greene (most likely a Ram HOFer, but I'm taking him as a Steeler)

After that, I think these guys have a good shot at the HOF as long as they play out their careers as predicted.
Guard - Alan Faneca
WR - Hines Ward
Safety - Troy Polamalu
QB - Big Ben

Two of my favorites that I want in the HOF but most likely will never get in are
OLB - Joey Porter
OLB - Greg Lloyd

I'd love to see some Raiders lists, I know they have some guys that deserve to get in, but are getting overlooked.

[Blick]

Is Willie Roaf in?

The Chiefs induct someone every year, so he could definitely make it in. I didn't list him because he spent most of his career in New Orleans. The Chiefs had one of the best lines in recent memory with him, though, so I wouldn't be surprised at all if the Chiefs put him in.

[PEYMAN18]

If we are talking about who will be in our teams ring of honor/hof, alot of the Colts players right now may get in..

Peyton Manning (of course)
Marvin Harrison
Edge
Reggie Wayne
Dallas Clark
Jeff Saturday
Dwight Freeney


I was considering Robert Mathis.. If he continues playing the way he does, he may get in...

Bob Sanders could also get in if he wasn't injured every god damn second...

[Shayn•Da•Pain]

If we are talking about who will be in our teams ring of honor/hof, alot of the Colts players right now may get in..

Peyton Manning (of course)
Marvin Harrison
Edge
Reggie Wayne
Dallas Clark
Jeff Saturday
Dwight Freeney

Eh...I wouldn't vote for Edge right now. At least not as his career stands today. Sure he has the most yards from any active RB (he was cut a week ago though), but I'm not really sure what he can do anymore, or if he has much left to give. He could hurt his chances if he continues giving 2.7 ypc seasons. He hasn't averaged 4+ ypc since he left Indy. He has no rings, (except the pitty ring Indy gave him when they won the SB and he was already in Arizona). I think he's close, but I'd rather leave him out of the HOF, at least until there aren't a number of other RB's who IMO are more worthy. Emmett Smith and Curtis Martin will be the next HOF RB's to get in IMO. If James is even talked about, I'd like to compare and consider Ricky Watters, Ottis Anderson, Roger Craig, Herschel Walker first. Not that I think James isn't as good, but I think an argument can be made for these RB's with how James career stands now, and I'm open to discussion about this right now.

I was considering Robert Mathis.. If he continues playing the way he does, he may get in...

Chris Doleman 150.5 sacks best season 21 sacks 8 pro bowls 90's all decade team, Strahan 141.5 sacks 22.5 sacks best season and 18.5 '01 DPOY 7 pro bowls two NFC DPOY and a SB ring, Richard Dent 137.5 sacks best season 17.5 sacks and 17.0 sacks 2 rings 1 SB MVP 4 pro bowls, Leslie O'Neal 132.5 sacks Best season 17.0 sacks 6 pro bowls '86 DROY

Freeney has a good chance, but Mathis would be a harder case. 60 sacks in his career at age 27 isn't amazing. At his best he's had 11.5 sacks in a season, if he can take 11.5 sacks throughout the rest of his[Mathis] career he still needs about 7 more years at 11.5 sacks per year to catch up to Leslie O'Neal at 132.5 sacks, and after 27 it's not likely he has 7 more years of that kind of production. And we're not even talking about a HOF DE in O'Neal. Mathis making the HOF isn't impossible, just improbable.

Bob Sanders could also get in if he wasn't injured every god damn second...

elbow surgery...sucks.