I've felt this way too. Gale Sayers only had 3 or 4 productive above league average seasons, played all or most of 5 seasons plus 2 2 game seasons and he is in.If Terrell Davis is in the hall, then Sterling Sharpe should be too.
I've felt this way too. Gale Sayers only had 3 or 4 productive above league average seasons, played all or most of 5 seasons plus 2 2 game seasons and he is in.If Terrell Davis is in the hall, then Sterling Sharpe should be too.
Several? That might be a little extreme. He's already the team leader in sacks all time.
Yes, but Favre did a few other things along the way (almost single-handedly bringing the team back to glory, owning every meaningful QB record when he retired, etc.).
I have no doubts Clay and Aaron both make it into Canton.
75 sacks and 6 pro bowls is a long shot ?
What about Reggie ? They retired his number. I'm somewhat surprised they retired his number so quickly. How long was he with the Packers ? six seasons ?
I heard somewhere that the NFL would eventually have to actually do away with doing this other than honorably. Pittsburgh ran out of numbers.
Who should be honored in the ring? 5, 80, 12, 84. If Terrell Davis is in the hall, then Sterling Sharpe should be too.
How does Ray Nitschke make the HOF if Clay doesn't ?
I can't remember ever seeing any player wearing #1.
It doesn't matter if you saw him or not. You are so good with statistics.......what are Nitschkes stats that got him into the HOF ? Don't bring up championships....that's not an individual statistic.
few sacks because of the attention he draws...probably gets double blocks most of the time
Between the hamstring and the shoulder, he played hurt most of last year. I am noticing a lot more double teams this year so far... However, I agree that Canton is a very big long shot for him... and retiring his number even more so.Opponents hardly double teamed Matthews last season anymore.
Certainly not, what I’m factoring in is the way he rountinely takes himself out of the backside of the play, how he fails to set the edge and loses contain, the unexplainable charges upfield into the offensive backfield creating a running lane that our opponents take advantage of time after time. Clay is wild and out of control. The bottom line is when the chips are down where is #52? He’s either already hurt, on the sidelines spectating due to various factors such as taking a breather, spraying water in his hair, or other mystery injuries or what have you, the all time greats you speak of and are comparing him to, step up and take the game over and make the play in those situations. That is how I’m coming to my conclusion on this topic.Is that all you judge him by........sacks ?
First, #5. Not sure what the delay is. It's basically been retired all of these years, so make it official before it's too late.
As far as #12, we need at least one more Super Bowl win before that even becomes a serious discussion. I made the trip to Canton last year and broke my own stupid rule of not wearing another man's name on my back for #4, and I'll make the same trip if there's at least one more Super Bowl win (or not, it all depends on how I feel 10 years or so from now) with #12 at the helm. Either way, it's too soon to say whether it should be retired or not.
Is that all you judge him by........sacks ?
J.A. 5 was retired, nobody wore it for close to 30 years (remember back in the day Majikowski had to change to 7), I don't know why it's back in rotation now.
Is that all you judge him by........sacks ?
In all fairness, here's your chance - how do YOU judge him?
Intimidation
Intimidation
Nobody is, or has been, intimidated by Clay Matthews in quite some time.Intimidation
There is nobody, and I do mean nobody worthy of the honour playing now or for quite some years since Reggie White.
Do you consider the highest rated passer in NFL history being unworthy as well???
I'm trying hard not to give this post a red X so I decided you were being funny lol.Yep !!