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Beemnseven · 02-18-2007, 04:30 PM

Well, in a perfect world lots of Redskins from the glory years would be in the Hall. Joe Jacoby and Russ Grimm should be in.

Jim Lachey I'm not so sure about. He was easily among the top 2 or 3 left tackles in the game when he played, but the longetivity wasn't really there with him. It's hard enough for O-linemen to get in -- since there aren't any real stats to go by, they had to have played solidly for 10+ years.

If I were dictator of the Hall of Fame, the following would be shoe-ins:

Art Monk
Gary Clark
Darrell Green
Joe Theismann
Jacoby
Grimm
Bostic
Monte Coleman
Don Warren
Dave Butz
Dexter Manley
Mark Mosley

Close, but not quite:

Ricky Sanders (very, very close - in fact, someone could convince me)
Jim Lachey
Mark May
Neal Olkewicz
Alvin Walton
Charles Mann
Earnest Byner
Clint Didier

02-18-2007, 04:30 PM	#19
Beemnseven Pro Bowl Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Virginia Beach Age: 51 Posts: 5,311	Re: Was Gary Clark our Best WR from 85-92? Well, in a perfect world lots of Redskins from the glory years would be in the Hall. Joe Jacoby and Russ Grimm should be in. Jim Lachey I'm not so sure about. He was easily among the top 2 or 3 left tackles in the game when he played, but the longetivity wasn't really there with him. It's hard enough for O-linemen to get in -- since there aren't any real stats to go by, they had to have played solidly for 10+ years. If I were dictator of the Hall of Fame, the following would be shoe-ins: Art Monk Gary Clark Darrell Green Joe Theismann Jacoby Grimm Bostic Monte Coleman Don Warren Dave Butz Dexter Manley Mark Mosley Close, but not quite: Ricky Sanders (very, very close - in fact, someone could convince me) Jim Lachey Mark May Neal Olkewicz Alvin Walton Charles Mann Earnest Byner Clint Didier