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The Starter
Join Date: Apr 2004
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
Us members here on the board that have a "4" beginning their age have probably watched Monk play more. I was 15 when Art was drafted. I watched his whole career and have NO doubts that he belongs in the Hall. And it isn't just Redskin fans that think he belongs. Watch the GREAT video that is floating around here. MOST ex-players and coaches think he belongs. But, as always, everyone has an opinion.
Just for shits and giggles, take a look at some of the receivers currently in the Hall and then tell me Art doesn't belong. Dallas Sucks! Go Skins, '07 -'08 |
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Quietly Dominating the East
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
Good point just brought out on Redskins lunch. Why are there no Hogs in the HOF? Best O-line ever? Who does not know them? How can that be???Grimm might change that, but?????????????
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Living Legend
Join Date: Mar 2006
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
1. Monk
2. Matthews 3. Tagliabue 4. Grimm 5. Thurm Thomas |
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Join Date: May 2005
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
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Yes, the Monk era was something to see and behold. The one thing that really sticks out to me about his career, is that he was very graceful for a big guy. And he was money in the clutch and over the middle.I was actually convinced, at the time, he would have been a first ballot vote. |
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Living Legend
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
I've always wondered that too. I guess the only reason I can think of is if you vote in, you've got to vote them all in (plus Lachey...and maybe even McKenzie) but the NFL is not about to vote in 7 linemen (LINEMEN!) from the Redskins
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
I swear to god if they are gonna put in that crackhead Irvin in before Monk I am gonna go crazy.
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The Starter
Join Date: Apr 2004
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
That 3rd down catch against Denver in the Super Bowl was the reason the Skins won. Sure, the 2nd quarter was huge, but if Monk doesn't make a play on that ball on like...3rd and 17 from the Redskin 11 yard line, we punt and Denver has the ball AND momentum. Biggest game turning play. It's a case of 'out of sight, out of mind'. If he were playing today, he'd STILL be one of the top receivers in the league. Name ONE receiver better than Monk that is playing today. Don't say Harrison, 'cause he isn't 'better'.
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
ESPN.com: SPORTSNATION - SportsNation Trivia
A nice little ballot for fans I can't believe one of the main points people against monk use is that only skin fans think he should be in. He has the most votes of the 17 |
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Thank You, Sean.
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
Honestly.....
If Monk dosent get in this year, I dont know if he ever gets in. This is a very weak class.
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
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J/K That arguement is complete BS, because if you look back at the telecasts from old games you constantly hear the announcers saying things like "future hall of famer Art Monk," and whatnot.
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame Finalists
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When Monk set the single season reception mark with 106 in 1984, 100 catches in a season wasn't good, it was outrageous. |
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