Woodson vs Witten, who gets the HOF nod first?

Casual fans simply don't realize that the majority of NFL players push the limits of the rules, breaking them a ton and often. What's legal is whatever the refs don't catch.
Yeah; the best OL were the ones that knew how to hold and not get caught
 
So the trait you need to get into the HOF is developing players?

Oh kay...

Dont misunderstand me. I am all for Woody and i do think that Witten doesnt belong in the HOF. He was very good. But not that special. And the HOF is for special players.

Woody was special.
HOF being for "special" players was passed a long time ago. It's like the Rock and Roll HOF being for Rockers.
 
They were going to play the Bucs or the Giants. Plenty of homework they could've done on their own, like leaders do. Jason was held in check, Romo had a passer rating of only 64.

Leaders don't go to Cancun a week before a playoff game. Period!
Jason caught 7 out of 8 passes and had 81 yards
 
the 3x super bowl champ should get the gold jacket first.
love witt.
all time great.
his jacket is being fitted.
but pecking order should go to #28....the dude with 3 rings.
 
Woody should have been in a long time ago.

But now that they're both on the outside looking in, I think I'd give the nod to Witten.

2nd all time in receiving yards for TE (Until Kelce passes him this year), Walter Payton Man of the year award, 3x all pro. 11x pro bowl.

The only reason his accolades aren't better is because his career was split between the era of Gonzalez & Gates, Gronkowski and Kelce.
 
You forgot to mention he had ZERO td's in that game. :)
Why are you posting about this if you know so little about Witten (and football for that matter)? I didn't mention it because a player can have a strong game without getting into the end zone, and because Witten was never one to put up big TD numbers anyway. A strong game for Witten typically includes a high catch % and keeping the chains moving, and if he gets in the end zone it's an added bonus. If you think this was a poor game for Witten it shows you don't know much about him at all.
 
There, I fixed it for you, brother.

p.s. That wasn't what I was arguing. :)
For some very odd reason, today's fans have an obsession w/ TDs and overrate who scores them. There are many facets to having a successful O, and a chain moving TE/WR is actually the most important one.

Irvin was the Witten of WRs. Consistently moved the chains, and had that knack for getting open in the seams. Irvin did not score many TDs, it wasn't his job nor what he was good at. They are ostensibly the same player.
 
I still cant believe the safety from GB (Butler I think) is in and not Woody, same era, same type of player.....but I still give the nod to Woody. Dont know if he ever get in now the further we get away from that period of time.

Witten, IDK, he probably will get in, steady, reliable.....just didnt change the game or make the big play in the big games. But seems like their putting in everyone these days.
 
There, I fixed it for you, brother.

p.s. That wasn't what I was arguing. :)
Of course, because you don't want to acknowledge comments that negate your argument.

You prefer, instead, to ignore the 7 catches in 8 targets and 81 yards receiving, which is a strong day for the type of reliable, chain moving TE Witten was, and pretend not scoring a TD means he had a bad game even though he was never a big TD guy anyway.
 
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I still cant believe the safety from GB (Butler I think) is in and not Woody, same era, same type of player.....but I still give the nod to Woody. Dont know if he ever get in now the further we get away from that period of time.

Witten, IDK, he probably will get in, steady, reliable.....just didnt change the game or make the big play in the big games. But seems like their putting in everyone these days.
Consistenly moving the chains is game changing. Can't rate a player purely on splash plays. That would put Alvin Harper in the HOF over Irvin.
 
I still cant believe the safety from GB (Butler I think) is in and not Woody, same era, same type of player.....but I still give the nod to Woody. Dont know if he ever get in now the further we get away from that period of time.

Witten, IDK, he probably will get in, steady, reliable.....just didnt change the game or make the big play in the big games. But seems like their putting in everyone these days.
Witten has the 2nd most receiving yards ever by a TE, and 6th most TD's. 11 time Pro Bowl, 4 time All Pro (twice 1st team). The big play in the big game is needed if a player is borderline and needs something to elevate his profile with voters, but Witten's qualifications are easily enough.
 
Consistenly moving the chains is game changing. Can't rate a player purely on splash plays. That would put Alvin Harper in the HOF over Irvin.
Irvin was a leader and a big part of those championships.....Witten is not Irvin.
 
Of course, because you don't want to acknowledge comments that negate your argument.

You prefer, instead, to ignore the 7 catches in 8 targets and 81 yards receiving, which is a strong day for the type of reliable, chain moving TE Witten was, and pretend not scoring a TD means he had a bad game even though he was never a big TD guy anyway.
Stop crying over nothing. That wasn't what I was arguing about. :facepalm: Maybe these reading comprehension books might help you.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=reading+...aqa316us_b&tag=***PLEASE-BAN-ME-MODERATORS***
 

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