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Originally Posted by Grim21Reaper
Boldin isnt' even the best wideout on his team, no way. Crumpler <if you can't be nice...>. Portis, nope. James No. Heap????? McNabb No. Ward No. Freeney no way.
I quit. This is rediculous.
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maybe crumpler is a bit of a stretch but I'm guessing u missed the part where I said "if these players keep up their current production" cuz if Boldin keeps up his pace and stays healthy like he did last year and his rookie campaign & lasts for say 10 seasons he would retire with about 950+ catches/ 65+ tds/ 13,000+yards which would be pretty darn good and best the stats of some WRS already in the hall. and if portis is fortunate enough to stay healthy and keeps up his productivity for just 6 more years he'd be just shy of 15,000 yards / around 113 TDs / and a 4.5+ ypc average.
Mcnabb statisticaly might make it alone but add in his running ability, taking the eagles to 4 straight NFC championship games among other accomplishments, and the fact he is a media darling I think he gets in. Heap could retire with numbers similar to if not better than Kellen Winslow sr. Freeney could easily finish with 125+ sacks & 50+ forced fumbles. and the easiest player to defend that u dismissed E. James will finish his career with 110+ all purpose tds, 14,000+ rushing yards, 5,000+ recieving yards, & 500+ receptions despite having 2 seasons with serious injuries diminish his stats.
crumpler and ward r stretches I admit but I won't be suprised if ward is in the HOF some day.