1986 Hall of Fame Nominees | MyFootballNow

Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by raidergreg69 @ 10/17/2019 2:10 pm Midwest Cleveland previously posted Michigan had nobody to add while Detroit and Chicago had no retirements.
Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by raidergreg69 @ 10/17/2019 2:15 pm Southeast Jacksonville K Tommy Prather Saw a couple of guys who were close on the other 3 Florida teams, but nobody I'm willing to add.
Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by raidergreg69 @ 10/17/2019 2:28 pm South New Orleans MLB Anthony Munoz Birmingham LG Kurt Taylor is borderline, stats look good but only averaged 600 snaps a season Georgia had no retirements Shreveport FS James Jones
Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by raidergreg69 @ 10/17/2019 2:34 pm Atlantic Charlotte RB Jerry Roux played 10 years, 6777 rushing yds, 4501 receiving, 5699 return yards, 51 TD's Pittsburgh RB John Murray Baltimore and Washington's retired OL were close but no cigar
Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by raidergreg69 @ 10/17/2019 2:56 pm East New York posted their nominee and New Jersey had none Philadelphia TE Jose Medina (7th all time leading rusher) WR Albert Smith Boston RB Joseph Ring exactly 10,000 combined rush/rec yards 59 TD's RB James Haigh less yards than Ring but 75 TD's CB Robert Gonzales

Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by raidergreg69 @ 10/17/2019 3:00 pm In summary, it looks like the USFL/WFL lost some talent. All of the players listed the past couple of days are just the recent retirees, we still have our previous retirees that are still on the ballot. I will need to pare down the new nominees a little bit so the ballot isn't too cumbersome. If anyone has any opinions, or feel I missed someone, by all means let me know in the comments.
Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by Cjfred68 @ 10/17/2019 5:12 pm raidergreg69 wrote: Southwest Oklahoma QB Tony Smith LDE Joe Braatz Memphis named their retiree and I didn't see any possible nominations from Houston or San Antonio. I did see my former LB Jim Leclair retired and I would love to add him to the list but his career numbers say he was just pretty good. I checked Houston.....2 retired and were just good players nothing Hall worthy. You can start the bust for Tony Dean but hopefully it's 10 to 12 years years away. Liked by raidergreg69
Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by Cjfred68 @ 10/17/2019 7:03 pm Cjfred68 wrote: raidergreg69 wrote: Southwest Oklahoma QB Tony Smith LDE Joe Braatz Memphis named their retiree and I didn't see any possible nominations from Houston or San Antonio. I did see my former LB Jim Leclair retired and I would love to add him to the list but his career numbers say he was just pretty good. I checked Houston.....2 retired and were just good players nothing Hall worthy. You can start the bust for Tony Dean but hopefully it's 10 to 12 years years away. Hold the phone........ I double checked WR James Connelly and believe he deserves consideration. JAMES CONNELLY 11 SEASONS HOUSTON 159 GAMES 3 TIME WORLD CHAMPION 2 TIME ALL-PRO (78 KR, 81 WR/RB) Connelly was a triple threat, rushing, receiving and returning. Total yards 17,112 (5th alltime) Total TDs 86 (10th alltime) Kickoff return yards 4529 (8th alltime) Kickoff return TD 8 (9th alltime) Punt return yards 1485 (8th alltime) Rush yards 4091 (44th alltime) Rush TDs 22 (38th alltime) Receiving yards 6913 (44th alltime) Receiving TDs 55 (29th alltime) Last edited 10/17/2019 11:11 pm
Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by raidergreg69 @ 10/17/2019 7:30 pm Cjfred68 wrote: Cjfred68 wrote: raidergreg69 wrote: Southwest Oklahoma QB Tony Smith LDE Joe Braatz Memphis named their retiree and I didn't see any possible nominations from Houston or San Antonio. I did see my former LB Jim Leclair retired and I would love to add him to the list but his career numbers say he was just pretty good. I checked Houston.....2 retired and were just good players nothing Hall worthy. You can start the bust for Tony Dean but hopefully it's 10 to 12 years years away. Hold the phone........ I double checked WR James Connelly and believe he deserves consideration. JAMES CONNELLY 11 SEASONS HOUSTON 159 GAMES 3 TIME WORLD CHAMPION 2 TIME ALL-PRO (78 KR, 81 WR/RB) Connelly was a triple threat, rushing, receiving and returning. Total yards 17,112 (5th alltime) Total TDs 86 (10th alltime) Kickoff return yards 4529 (8th alltime) Kickoff return TD 8 (9th alltime) Punt return yards 1485 (8th alltime) Rush yards 4091 (44th alltime) Rush TDs 22 (38th alltime) Receiving yards 6913 (44th alltime) Receiving TDs 55 (29th alltime) See, that's why I ask for nominations. For some reason, I only saw his rushing stats and moved on, yet other RB's I checked receiving/returns. My bad, thanks for pointing this out.
Re: 1986 Hall of Fame Nominees by ToroTex @ 10/17/2019 8:12 pm raidergreg69 wrote: Southwest Oklahoma QB Tony Smith LDE Joe Braatz Memphis named their retiree and I didn't see any possible nominations from Houston or San Antonio. I did see my former LB Jim Leclair retired and I would love to add him to the list but his career numbers say he was just pretty good. QB Smith IS & always will be a SA Gunslinger. The 1st overall pick in Franchise history "signed" a one day contract to retire in the Green & Blue. :) Liked by raidergreg69