Art Monk vs Michael Irvin

IMO PK is knows Monk is going to get in soon and is oozing his slimy ass on to the band wagon. He reminds of one of that kid in school that was the biggest gossip - he never does anything himself just talks about others yap...yap...yap.

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i somewhat odd monk lovefest on a cowboys board...

I wonder how many Wr's in the HOF played with HOF QB's? That may also shed some light on their success compartiably to Monk. Jerry Rice played with 2, Ervin played with 1, how bout someone do a breakdown on that one, Tafkas you may be useful in this area.:)

OK. Well this is a really rudimentary breakdown-doesn't really get into how much the QB and WR played together-but here you are:

Lance Alworth-no HOFers really, except for Roger Staubach Alworth's final year. Interesting to note a copule of the QBs who threw to him while he was in San Diego, Don Breaux and Dan Henning

Raymond Berry-Johnny Unitas

Fred Biletnikoff-George Blanda. random stat alert-both Alworth and Biletnikoff caught passes from Dick Wood...too bad Vernon Davis (VD) wasn't around then

Tom Fears-Bob Waterfield, Norm Van Brocklin

Elroy Hirsch-Bob Waterfield, Norm Van Brocklin

Charlie Joiner-Dan Fouts

Steve Largent-none, though Dave Krieg does have some impressive statistics

Dante Lavelli-Otto Graham

James Lofton-Jim Kelly

Don Maynard-Joe Namath. Also, in 1960 and 61 his head coach was none other than Sammy Baugh and Maynard too was the proud recipient of Dick Wood passes. On a side note, looking at his numbers Joe Namath doesn't belong in the HOF. Is he in simply because of a guarantee?

Tommy McDonald-Sonny Jurgensen, Norm Van Brocklin

Bobby Mitchell-Len Dawson (but just a handful of plays), Sonny Jurgensen

Pete Pihos-None

John Stallworth-Terry Bradshaw

Lynn Swann-Terry Bradshaw

Charley Taylor-Sonny Jurgensen

Paul Warfield-None

just read a king article were he says he has recieved 16 million e-mails from people saying monk should be in the hall.

so i sent king an e-mail, it says "why is it that 16 million people think monk should be in the HoF but you disagree ? you need to get over your grudge aginst the skins and give monk what he deserves, a place in the hall".

is this even a debate...wtf...this thread should be closed we all know Monk is better, and no one in the media is gonna accept it...old news...

Don Maynard-Joe Namath. Also, in 1960 and 61 his head coach was none other than Sammy Baugh and Maynard too was the proud recipient of Dick Wood passes. On a side note, looking at his numbers Joe Namath doesn't belong in the HOF. Is he in simply because of a guarantee?


Actually I believe he was put in the HOF because he bagged more broads than any player in the history of the NFL.:pimp:

just read a king article were he says he has recieved 16 million e-mails from people saying monk should be in the hall.

so i sent king an e-mail, it says "why is it that 16 million people think monk should be in the HoF but you disagree ? you need to get over your grudge aginst the skins and give monk what he deserves, a place in the hall".

I think King may have been using an old literary technique we like to call "hyperbole," (i.e. exaggeration for the point of emphasis.)

If not, I feel really bad for the IT guys who had to fix the email servers after SI got nailed with 16 million + emails in one day.

Actually I believe he was put in the HOF because he bagged more broads than any player in the history of the NFL.:pimp:

Don't I get a "thank you" for putting this together for you? My feelings are hurt now

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Well I gotta give your guys over there some credit - that was a surprisingly intelligent and balanced discussion.

That should be the ultimate in proof for King - the fact that even the Dallas Cowboys fans, the most hated rivals of the Redskins, actually believe Monk should go in before or at least at the same time as Irvin. Doesn't get any more clear than that.