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Ed Meador
5'11" 193
Safety
Los Angeles Rams
1959 - 1970
12 Seasons
163 Games Played
46 Interceptions
18 Fumble Recoveries
10 Kicks Blocked
6 Touchdowns
6 Pro Bowls
Eddie Doyle Meador was drafted in the seventh round of the 1959 draft by the Los...
Bob Talamini
6'1" 255
Offensive Guard
Houston Oilers
1960 - 1968
Nine Seasons
126 Games
6 Pro Bowls
Robert Guy Talamini was drafted in the 24th round by the expansion Houston Oilers in the fledgling American Football League before the 1960 season. He...
Don Coryell
Head Coach
Saint Louis Cardinals
San Diego Chargers
1973 - 1986
14 Seasons
111 Wins
First Coach With 100 Wins In Pro And College Football
Only Coach To Lead NFL In Passing 6 Straight Years
5 Division Titles
Donald David Coryell played...
FINALLY! RESPECT IS BORN!
Give The Philadelphia Eagles credit today!
They recognize their tradition now.
FINALLY!
Al Wistert is being inducted into the Eagles Ring Of Honor on 9/ 27/ 09.
It will occur during a halftime ceremony when the Eagles...
Les Richter
6'3" 238
Linebacker
Los Angeles Rams
1954 - 1962
Nine Seasons
112 Games Played
16 Interceptions
193 Points Scored
8 Pro Bowls
Leslie Allen Richter was a first round draft choice of the expansion Dallas Texans in the 1952 NFL Draft. He was...
I am hard-pressed to find a better researched and written blog on the greats of the NFL who deserve induction into the Hall of Fame. A must-read for any NFL fan!
I am so impressed with the depth of knowledge as well as the colorful cast of characters who make up this catalog of the most deserving of the candidates not in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Undoubtedly to become a premier resource for those who care about the men who have played the game.
