Champ Bailey Returns To DC: HOF Bronco or Skin?

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GMScud
11-12-2009, 12:46 PM
Haven't we established that unlike the Baseball HOF, in the Football HOF players don't get inducted as part of team? Why do people keep bringing this up?

Haha seriously. Thread Fail.

freddyg12
11-12-2009, 12:48 PM
ever heard of john elway? but i don't think they have many

damn, that slipped my mind, but if you read the bailey quotes in Skins insider he says something about no hall of famers when he got there, but I guess elway went in since then.

tryfuhl
11-12-2009, 01:07 PM
Bronco def.. we traded him away as one of the best players in the game.. why would he feel loyalty to us over them?

Swarley
11-12-2009, 01:19 PM
He wanted to leave in the first place

mcarey032
11-12-2009, 02:52 PM
I wonder if Champ was one of the HOF players that Darrell Green and his son were discussing that would go into the HOF who were playing today. I thought that was such an arrogant comment, especially coming from Darrell's son who unless I am mistaken, has yet to really do anything significant at UVA.

Bailey is a lock for the HOF. 8 pro bowls and one of the most dominate corners in the league. He will go in as a Bronco only because the Skins didn't want to pay him and from what he says that he wanted to get out of this organization because of its dysfunction. I would say that he always had problems covering Amani Toomer though.

Paintrain
11-12-2009, 03:04 PM
Haven't we established that unlike the Baseball HOF, in the Football HOF players don't get inducted as part of team? Why do people keep bringing this up?

Didn't you know that changed when Chad Ochocinco self enshrined himself a few years back? Now anything goes!!

Seriously, that is one of my message board pet peeves along with Blatche/Blache and not understanding the IR when it relates to Colt Brennan.

Sorry, back OT.. Bailey will be remembered primarily as a Bronco I believe. He didn't do anything specifically of note as a Redskin, which probably had more to do with the teams he was on than him in particular. He was outstanding but IMO was never at the level of a Deion, Woodson or one of the true game changers at the position, especially here.

dmek25
11-13-2009, 07:53 AM
i have always thought that CBailey was almost as over rated as prime time. i didnt shed any tears when he left.

freddyg12
11-13-2009, 09:37 AM
i have always thought that CBailey was almost as over rated as prime time. i didnt shed any tears when he left.

I totally disagree. He wasn't/isn't overated in the least, plays every down consistently & wants to win. Unlike Deion, he didn't make a lot of pick 6s, but he could shut down one side of the field 95% of the time.

His leaving was directly related to the dysfunction of the Skins. He wanted to be on a winning team w/some stability.

sandtrapjack
11-13-2009, 09:40 AM
as usual we got the short end of the stick on that trade, even though i am a portis fan, but i would have to think he would go in as a bronco

he is a lock for the hof, and with 8 probowls so far in a 10 year career i would think first ballot as well

does his brother still play with the broncos?
I would not say you got the short end there, actually.

Top tier CB's usually have a longer productive career than running backs anyway, due to the punishment RB's take week in and week out.

RB's entering there 30's are usually on the decline and looking at substitution roles. Where as a CB can still produce at that age.

Asomugha is (imo) the top CB out there now. But shutdown CB's like that are always compared to Bailey. That says a lot about a player.

GPRedskin
11-13-2009, 09:59 AM
HOFer as a Bronco

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