Azubuike24;1780515 wrote:Unless you dominate for every season you play, you shouldn't get in the HOF after only 9 seasons. Compare him to Chad Johnson, who has little to no chance at the HOF. Really similar numbers...of course Calvin had the outrageous 2012 season...but pretty much they are the exact same player except for that.

Calvin - 135 games, 731 catches, 11619 yards, 83 TD, high of 122 catches, 1964 yards and 16 TD (yards and catches came in the same year), 6 Pro Bowls, 3-time consensus NFL All-Pro
Chad - 166 games, 766 catches, 11059 yards, 67 TD, high of 97 catches, 1432 yards and 10 TD (all came in different seasons), 6 Pro Bowls, 2-time consensus NFL All-Pro

Azubuike24;1780515 wrote:Unless you dominate for every season you play, you shouldn't get in the HOF after only 9 seasons. Compare him to Chad Johnson, who has little to no chance at the HOF. Really similar numbers...of course Calvin had the outrageous 2012 season...but pretty much they are the exact same player except for that.

Calvin - 135 games, 731 catches, 11619 yards, 83 TD, high of 122 catches, 1964 yards and 16 TD (yards and catches came in the same year), 6 Pro Bowls, 3-time consensus NFL All-Pro
Chad - 166 games, 766 catches, 11059 yards, 67 TD, high of 97 catches, 1432 yards and 10 TD (all came in different seasons), 6 Pro Bowls, 2-time consensus NFL All-Pro

Azubuike24;1780526 wrote:Calvin could get a bit of the Barry Sanders/Sandy Koufax treatment where they take his dominance in a limited era of time and put him in because of that. He was clearly a top 3 WR almost his whole career.

Azubuike24;1780519 wrote:I can be a homer, but I thought it was a decent comparison. The numbers are similar. And Ochocinco is NOT a HOF'er...

SportsAndLady;1780518 wrote:Lol you would bring up the comparison to a Bengals player.

TBone14;1780496 wrote:I can see the Patriots trying to lure Megatron out of retirement for one last run at a title with Brady. Wouldn't shock me if he gets signed about week 10 next season or the year after.

Laley23;1780542 wrote:Wouldnt Lions still own his rights? You can't retire and then come back with a new team. I can't imagine they don't own his rights for the remainder of contract/franchising him if he ever did come back.

Laley23;1780542 wrote:Wouldnt Lions still own his rights? You can't retire and then come back with a new team. I can't imagine they don't own his rights for the remainder of contract/franchising him if he ever did come back.

Azubuike24;1780516 wrote:I'm going to also concede these WR's from the same era are HOF worthy.

Reggie Wayne, Randy Moss, Andre Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Smith, Hines Ward, Brandon Marshall. All are pretty much locks and some still playing.

If you consider Calvin, then consider these names...Anquan Boldin, Torry Holt, Wes Welker, Roddy White, Keyshawn Johnson, Jimmy Smith, Keenan McCardell.

At some point, way too many WR's are getting in...

Sonofanump;1780554 wrote:I'd take Calvin Johnson over everyone except Randy Moss.

Sonofanump;1780554 wrote:I'd take Calvin Johnson over everyone except Randy Moss.

Commander of Awesome;1780643 wrote:Just read a crazy trivia question, Name the only player in NFL history to score a TD against all 32 NFL teams.

Ironman92;1780649 wrote:Moss, Rice...Marshall? Lol

Commander of Awesome;1780643 wrote:Just read a crazy trivia question, Name the only player in NFL history to score a TD against all 32 NFL teams.

Ironman92;1780670 wrote:T.O. Would be my obvious choice guess.

Tony Gonzalez and Steve Smith would be answers to my type of trivia