10 Former NFL Players Who DESERVE a Spot In The Hall Of Fame NOW! 

Not only has Zach Thomas been snubbed by the Hall of Fame, but now he's been snubbed by your video

Idea: Top 10 Best Receiving Duos of All Time

Eddie George stiff arm on Ray Lewis deserves its own award

What about Fred Dryer, he had an outstanding career on one of the best D-lines in football. 104 sacks in 13 seasons 2 safeties in one game (NFL record)

Holt, absolutely belongs. Boselli was the best LT in football for about 4 years, he should be in. LC Greenwood belongs in. LeRoy Butler MUST be in. Riley too.

John Abraham, Zach Thomas and Jared Allen definitely deserve to be in the HOF. Abraham: 133.5 sacks, 5 pro bowls, 2 time first team all-pro and 1 time second team all-pro. Thomas: 7 pro bowls, 5 time first team all-pro, 2 time second team all-pro, DROY. Allen: 136 sacks, 5 pro bowls, 4 time first team all-pro, 2 time leader in sacks.

If Roger Craig didn’t fumble in the 1990 nfc championship he probably would be in canton He’s one of the most underrated runningbacks and players of all time

Asante Samuel the guy was one of the best corners when he played in the NFL. And the guy has 2 Super Bowl rings, 2X 1st time all pro, 1 2nd team all pro, 4 pro bowls, 2x NFL interceptions leader, Patriots all-2000s team, has 51 interceptions on his resume and 164 pass deflections.

Even Ray Lewis says Zach Thomas should be in the HOF.

All this time I thought Eddie George was in. They need to add the great Sterling Sharpe

Steve Tasker!!! 7x first team all pros need to be in the Hall of Fame no matter what position they played. Same goes for Matt Slater in a couple of years

Lester Hayes should be in, he was considered one of the best cornerbacks of the 80"s, he had 39 interceptions and he is a member of the all decade team of the 80"s

Randall Cunningham. Everything Michael Vick and Lamar Jackson did, Cunningham did first. Third all time rushing yards by a QB, 4x pro bowler, comeback player of the year, 2x all pro, and comparable stats to other Hall of Famers. How is this man not on your list?

Where's Ken Anderson from the Cincinnati bengals?

Roger Craig and Tom Ratman totally underrated should be in the HOF! 🤦🏻‍♂️

You forgot possibly the greatest WR with a short career due to injury. Sterling Sharpe.

The biggest problem a lot of these players face is that while they were playing, several others were every bit as good as them or better. During the early part of the 2000's several teams had bell cow running backs that racked up big yards. Then the focus shifted to the passing game and a lot of players had 1000 yard seasons yearly. MANY people should be in the Hall of Very Good, but the HOF should be the best of the best. That said I imagine several of these players will make it in one day.

sterling sharpe should also be in the HoF

Hines Ward he was one of the best receivers in the NFL until he retired. Sterling Sharpe as well because he was better than Jerry Rice until his career ending injury happened

Whenever I see this topic, the first names that come to my mind are Cliff Branch and Randy Gradishar. Both among the very best/most impactful at their positions for their era.

Steve Tasker needs to be on this list.

Cliff branch has been long overdue

Even though he was grossly underrated and undersized... Sam Mills definitely deserves a spot in the Hall. Despite all of his physical traits and playing on offensively challenged teams he was consistently one of the best MLB during the late 80's and 90's. And even though he is no longer with us he truly had a passion for football that never faded. RIP Shortstack!!

Still can't figure out how Ken Anderson isn't in the HOF. Must be that Bengal's magic.

Eddie George and Torry Holt definitely deserve 2 be in the hof

What about Steve Tasker? He’s easily the greatest and most explosive special-teams player of all-time and he still hasn’t gotten past that “semi-finalist” title

The Fact that sterling sharpe is not on this list blows my mine. Only people who watched him could tell you the talent he possessed.

Ken Riley was very underrated

ROGER CRAIG also was the 1ST player to have 1000 yards rushing and 1000 yards receiving in one season and he scored 3TDs in a superbowl

Fred Taylor? Reggie Wayne? Andre Johnson? theres plenty of players who get snubbed

Mike Alsott deserved to be in the hall of fame

Mark Clayton (Miami Dolphins) belongs on this list.

Ronde Barber should be in the hall of fame for sure was a key component of that Tampa 2 defense in Tampa

this is my favorite guy from tps he just has the best voice.

Great videos TPS

Man, I tell you what! There are so many players that should be in the HOF!!! And a lot of them are your unsung heroes!!! You’d be shocked to know just how many & which players that are not in the Hall that should be! I had the honor & privilege of getting to go up to Canton & taking a tour of the HOF! I would encourage anyone & everyone who is a NFL fan to go check it out. For someone like myself who has been a NFL freak since I was 9/10 yrs old, the Hall is an absolute must!!!

Great list

great list

Great video! The most surprising one was Eddie george!!!!!!!

Loved the video. Tiki Barber!

Great video.

Love when he does the narration for the videos lol

Nathan Peterman is egregiously held off this list.

Great vid

Hey TPS love the vids can u do the top 10 mvp candidates for next year please

Love your video

Jesse tuggle and London fletcher should be in the hall

Joe Jacoby, one of the best Ufa and linemen of the 80s and early 90s

excellent list, esp. branch and riley. and i remember riley covering guys like a blanket, it's a miracle he ever got ints thrown his way. i think donovan mcnabb and ken anderson would be 2 solid picks.

You guys should do what nfl teams postion they need to improve in 2022 or can you guys do another 2022 mock draft

QBs: Phil Simms, Joe Theismann and Ken Anderson. Inside LB Randy Gradishar. He and Harry Carson helped identify the inside linebacker in the 3-4 defense. Carson took a while also. Tommy Nobis was said to be the equal of Dick Butkus as MLB for the fledgling Falcons.

Some guys I'd love to see in the hall of fame include Vinny Testaverde, Drew Bledsoe, Fred Taylor, Rodney Harrison, Corey Dillon, Mark Clayton, Mark Brunell, Rod Smith

I believe a lot of players should be inducted like clay Matthews II, Zach Thomas, Randall Cunningham, I hate him but Hines ward should be there (I am a browns fan), Sterling Sharpe should be in there he got the triple crown and if he never got hurt he would be known as one of the best receivers of all time.

Jason Hanson, Kicker, Lions. Jason, and a lot of other players get over-looked because they are less impact players, but still important non the less.

Randy Gradishar not being in is just straight up not ok!

Agree with all of these. And I'd add Zach Thomas, Brian Urlacher and a few others.

Randy Gradishar... Broncos Linebacker.... The "Orange Crush" Defense.... Of course I am bias, but there are a couple guys from that Defense that got overlooked.... Louis Wright was one of the best corners to ever play the game, but because he played for a team that had never won a Superbowl, at the time, he was overlooked.... Billy Thompson, Tom Jackson.... The Broncos had the misfortune of existing during the Dallas and Pittsburg super team dynasties.

You say that the coaches' lack of faith early in Tiki Barber's career is curious, but your lack of remembering his horrible fumbling problem is even more curious.

Good video what's in a lot of these guys play in the late 1990s and early 2000s and at the time you thought they would be a shoe-in

Totally agree with Tony boselli and wayne

I believe Eddie will get in as time goes on. The sheer power he ran with was unbelievable at times.

Gary Fencick, Dan Hampton, Mongo, Otis Wilson, Wilbur Marshall, Keith Van Horn, Jim on Covert Jay Hillenburg, the whole offensive line from the 85 Bears.... Matt Shuey...... Ed McCaffery....

Sam Mills, john abraham, & london fletcher

I agree with everything in this list.

Keenan McCardell, Zach Thomas, Randall Cunningham, Hines Ward, Simeon Rice

TPS: "Eddie George carried the Titans" Steve NcNair just rolled in his grave

What about my boy Zach Thomas from the Dolphins

God how is Eddie George not already there

Fred Taylor 11,695 rushing yards and 66 Tds!

Simeon Rice, Zach Thomas, Londen Fletcher, Priest Holmes, Shawn Alexander, Donovan Mcnabb, Henry Ellard, Sterling Sharpe, Eric Allen, Anquon Boldin. Theres 10 people i say deserve it big time.

Being a Buffalo Bills fan all my life Steve Tasker need to be in the hall of fame. He redefine the role he played on special team. Hopefully one day he will be there.

Chuck Hawley, Tommy Nobis, Lee Roy Jordan, Charlie Waters, Mark Gastineau, Joe klecko, Wes Welker.

I think Joe Klecko should be in, Nick Mangold too. Can't forget Devin Hester as well.

Zach Thomas, Mark Clayton, Mark Duper, OJ McDuffie

All of them

Jordan Gross was a beast on the OL he deserves to be

Ronde barber is so underrated

Nice list. I would have left tiki off. But good list

Zach Thomas was DOMINATE for a decade for Miami and gets over looked due to his teams lack of success and being over shadowed by Jason Taylor.

Can You Do Every NFL Player That Has Done Dancing With The Stars

What about Dwight Clark? Randy Cross? Roger Craig has to get into the hall of fame. I agree with this.

Fred Taylor, Ocho, Channing Crowder, Brandon Marshall, chef Nancy

Sam Mills should be in the Hall of Fame. He was a key part and the on-field brains of not one, but TWO great NFL defenses: The New Orleans Saints' Dome Patrol defense and the early great Carolina Panther defense. His play and on-field play-calling (as in calling the opposing offense's play) helped create and cement Carolina's great defense reputation. Though he didn't have the large sack numbers, he was usually in the right place at the right time to make a play. It's a shame he's been snubbed.

Boselli is absolutely HOF. I say Jimmy Smith and Fred Taylor also. This is just speaking for my team.

Put em all in the Hall!

Shawn Alexander should definitely be in the hall. One of the most dominating rbs especially his stats with only playing about 5 seasons

Steve tasker

What about Ed "Too Tall" Jones (dominant for 15 seasons at DE) , Jim Marshall (270 consecutive games played at DE), Brian Mitchell (second in all-purpose yards behind Jerry Rice), and Sean Landeta (one of the greatest punters of all time)?

Simeon Rice!! He was an elite pass rusher during his Time.

Andre Johnson definitely deserves to be on this list

Torry Holt and Reggie Wayne deserve to be in the hall of fame

Jesse Tuggle, Sterling Sharpe, Rodney Harrison, Julian Edelman.

Jim Marshall. A Dark Horse DE of one of the most prominent and long term defenses in the history of the NFL, The Purple People Eaters, of the NFL during an era when football was gritty. Amassed 270 (277 if you include post season play) consecutive starts (still an active record among defensive players); the original Iron Man! 130.5 career sacks! 30 career fumble recoveries (current NFL record). All overshadowed by the infamous "Wrong Way fumble recovery run" which resulted in a safety against the 49ers in a game that was ultimately won by the Vikings on the shoulders of a Jim Marshall forced fumble recovered and returned by HOFer Carl Eller. In modern day football, we idolize players' ability to play through injuries and keep streaks going. This modern era of football has plenty of rules and regulations that protect players and allow them to lengthen their streaks and careers. This man played and played tough football in elements that saw below freezing temperatures when the rules weren't so forgiving as today. As a Superfan of the game since preschool days in mid 80's, I didn't get the pleasure to see this era, but I absolutely admire the history of the game. Jim Marshall deserves to be immortalized in the Pro Football Hall of Fame!

Reggie Wayne was a good wr because of his situation with peyton manning his qb and marvin Harrison getting the top corner opening it up for wayne

Tedy Bruschi, Willie McGinest, Rodney Harrison, Yes I'm a Patriots' fan

Your the best I wish I could have the power to be asome like you

Nice list, but where's Joe Klecko?

Sam Mills. Saints and Panthers career should be enough. Add in his 3 years with the USFL’s Stars (this is the Pro football HOF not the nFL HOF) then he should be a lock. Agree with Boselli and Riley though

Cedrick Hardman(DE) -> Averaged 10.7 sacks a season in 14 game aeasons during his career(an overwhelmining majority of his career was spent in 14 game seasons: almost all of his prime was). In his best season, he had 18 sacks in a 14 game season! Plus, he was pretty consistent; his sack totals didn't drop off much from one season to the next. During his career, he averaged a sack in 4 out of every 5 games! He needs a PR firm... Joe Staley(OT): Off Lineman don't really have stats, but you have to watch them play... Sterling Sharpe: With a player like Sterling, you have to look at averages and his best seasons in the time that he had. If you look at his career, he probably had a better career at WR than Sayers as all-around player per season. In addition, Sharpe excelled before Favre even got there, as well! ...And, ask the CBs and his WR comtemporaries as to what they thought of him. Dante Hall: now that Hester got in, it's his time now. He was the human joystick or the pro version of what Sanders did as a returner at OSU...He and Hester had very different styles--Hester needed lanes/blocking and Hall generated lanes pretty often. Doesn't Herschel Walker get in when you combine both of his leagues?! I think that may have been what got Moon in. Don't know about Craig; although, you could make the argument that he was a pioneer to Faulk and all those that followed. The 49ers did not have a system that would allow him to get typical RB type of numbers, so--if he wanted to be a HOFer--maybe he should have won a couple of rings and, then, go where hs could have proved that he was a HOFer! If you don't do that, you may be on the outside looking in for a very long time(if you ever make it). By the same token, imagine what Taylor could have been.

Here's a joke, Question: Why can't Cam Newton use the phone anymore? Answer: Because he can't find the receiver.