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Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
It's an exclusive club, where they get invited to private parties and money making oppotunities. It doesn't define their career, but i'm sure they would like to be part of this group
Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
So cool to see him on MNF talking to the Manning brothers.
Originally posted by Sickaa:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Remember that the HOF isn't the hall of good. Taylor's numbers and Willis's numbers are good but maybe not enough to convince the people that vote. Same with Dwight. He's known for 'The Catch' but his career numbers may not be enough for HOF.
They're in the 49er fans HOF.
Hall of fame should be for players who we're considered one of the best at their position for a period of time Imo. Not just because someone played for a long time.. That's just my view on it though.
Originally posted by jonnydel:
Originally posted by Sickaa:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Remember that the HOF isn't the hall of good. Taylor's numbers and Willis's numbers are good but maybe not enough to convince the people that vote. Same with Dwight. He's known for 'The Catch' but his career numbers may not be enough for HOF.
They're in the 49er fans HOF.
Hall of fame should be for players who we're considered one of the best at their position for a period of time Imo. Not just because someone played for a long time.. That's just my view on it though.
That and can you mention the position without them? I don't think you can talk about all the great LB's of the 2010's without mentioned Pat as the one who ushered in the new breed.
Before Pat Brian Urlacher, Ray Lewis, Takeo Spikes, London Fletcher were you prototypical MLB's. Big, physical guys who played number to number.
Pat brought speed like it'd never been seen. He made it sideline to sideline. Allowed us to play softer over the middle because he could attack the checkdown with speed and violence.
He was the first of Luke Keuchly, Bobby Wagner, Fred Warner, Demarco Davis, Lavante David - they're all in Pat's mold.
HOF without a doubt.
Originally posted by Afrikan:
He was more focused on the game than other guests.. he gave some hints about what the Packers were doing, but it might have got drowned out when PeyPey and Eli's were talking as well..or they were focused on the next play.
I enjoy Peyton and Eli's feed... not sure if I'd watch it when the 9ers are playing though....I haven't decided yet.
Originally posted by JTsBiggestFan:I enjoy them.. was pretty rough with Favre and willis came on.
Originally posted by Afrikan:
He was more focused on the game than other guests.. he gave some hints about what the Packers were doing, but it might have got drowned out when PeyPey and Eli's were talking as well..or they were focused on the next play.
I enjoy Peyton and Eli's feed... not sure if I'd watch it when the 9ers are playing though....I haven't decided yet.
I don't think I could watch the game with them on because it would be distracting.
But I wouldn't mind a rewatch with them if the 49ers won, haha.
Originally posted by jonnydel:
Originally posted by Sickaa:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Remember that the HOF isn't the hall of good. Taylor's numbers and Willis's numbers are good but maybe not enough to convince the people that vote. Same with Dwight. He's known for 'The Catch' but his career numbers may not be enough for HOF.
They're in the 49er fans HOF.
Hall of fame should be for players who we're considered one of the best at their position for a period of time Imo. Not just because someone played for a long time.. That's just my view on it though.
That and can you mention the position without them? I don't think you can talk about all the great LB's of the 2010's without mentioned Pat as the one who ushered in the new breed.
Before Pat Brian Urlacher, Ray Lewis, Takeo Spikes, London Fletcher were you prototypical MLB's. Big, physical guys who played number to number.
Pat brought speed like it'd never been seen. He made it sideline to sideline. Allowed us to play softer over the middle because he could attack the checkdown with speed and violence.
He was the first of Luke Keuchly, Bobby Wagner, Fred Warner, Demarco Davis, Lavante David - they're all in Pat's mold.
HOF without a doubt.
Originally posted by swoosh6996:
He's a finalist again! Hopefully he can make it through this time.
https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/154248-ex-49ers-patrick-willis-among-hall-fame-finalists-class/
Originally posted by swoosh6996:
He's a finalist again! Hopefully he can make it through this time.
https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/154248-ex-49ers-patrick-willis-among-hall-fame-finalists-class/
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by swoosh6996:
He's a finalist again! Hopefully he can make it through this time.
https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/154248-ex-49ers-patrick-willis-among-hall-fame-finalists-class/
I don't think he was even a finalist last year. IIRC he was left out of the top 15. Glad hes made it to the final voting. The class isn't particularly strong with obvious guys, so hopefully he stands out.
Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:I know I will get stones thrown at me, but I don't think he should be in the HOF. Of his short 7-year career (nobody counts 2014) only 3(2007-09) was he truly elite, Argument can be made that Bowman was the better linebacker during those Harbaugh years.
just my 2 cents
Originally posted by Strwy2Hevn:
Agreed. BY should be in but PW just didn't do enough. Pretty strong class also. Doubt he gets in this year.