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@deeohen8344 I had never thought of that honestly. Wonder if he would have just kept it clean shaven like MJ would that have made the difference. Shame he hasn't been elected to the HoF.

@danbills Absolutely. Quiet excellence is overlooked so often in sports.

@kevinvest9693 I have a growing list over here that I will revisit in the future for sure.

@wellitsherenow Absolute beast for nearly all of the 2010's.

@CaseyWinehouse Yea, yea lol. Volumes could have been pronounced better 😂

@blakebrown84 Agreed!

@YaBoyBTrue Still can't tell you which was better. Depends on the day for me.

@drayiii980 Jimmy was a very good player. Keenan McCardell also comes to mind when I think of the Jags. Some organizations are simply overlooked as a whole.

@nujeru99 It's strange how some guys are labeled that while others aren't. For me, Jerry's career is nearly untouchable because of how durable and consistent he was. He benefitted from the system, but almost nobody has stayed that consistent and healthy.

@LuisMercadoorg MegaTron has been an interesting one for me. I haven't covered him as of now for the list because I think his physical gifts were so immense nobody overlooked him. He is the most physically gifted WR I have ever seen and to your point, he was NOT a diva.

He wasn’t overlooked

@calebdouglas7622 I have a running list and plan on adding names. Green would be a good one for the future.

@BirdFromYakiVegas RIP Denny Green. All time great coach.

Luv your Editing skillz 💪🏽 "I got a guy, who's got a guy.....who knows a guy" 😁👍

@@BirdFromYakiVegas Thanks, I have been walking a balance with clips vs my narration. Appreciate the feedback!

@calebdouglas7622 Sharpe is a what if to me, because of the injury. He is fighting an uphill battle even with the All-Pros. Reminds me a lot of one of my personal favorite backs, Todd Gurley. Who I also don't think ever gets in. Driver is different because he was a quality player for a long time, but he was in one of the best periods for WRs ever. Adding them to my list for the series but not sure either gets into the HoF unfortunately.

@dumisatonyjohnson8145 The guy I always remember from the Dolphins was Oronde Gadsen. Not sure why, Chambers was the better player but my guess is because Gadsen was there right at the end of Marino's time.

Chris Chambers was tough as nails. No drops. Hines Ward was right there too.

@bbryant9455 It's a strange blind spot, but I think it's because of Dan's retirement. I was a big fan of his and it feels like until the last few years the Dolphins were in NFL purgatory.

@@theunlikelysuccess I hear you! My older brother is an old school dolphins fan in his 50s. He says it all the time to where I can hear it in my head. "It's a shame we never got Dan a running game"

@@bbryant9455 Dan belongs in everyone's top 5 and the only reason he isn't is because of how bad their defense was for most of his career.

@Allen-x5i Boldin's name came up during Kurt Warner calling the Rams game. He compared Puka to him, and it got me thinking that I may need to revisit doing a video on Boldin.

@theunlikelysuccess please do he's like the Fred Taylor of receivers. Fred Taylor doesn't get the recognition he deserves neither does Boldin. Appreciate your work

@@Allen-x5i Thanks. They are fun to make and most of the reception has been pretty good. I'll add Anquan and Fred. He's one I thought about for the original RB video.

He will get in this time

@alexhuerta4736 I think this could be the year.

@onunka16 I really appreciate the feedback and the suggestion. I will be coming back to this series for sure, and there will be guys that aren't so obvious. The 8 covered between this video and the first are all HoF worthy or pretty close but I don't want to limit it to just guys who will get in. Mason will be added to what is a growing list of players for the future. I thought him moving from the Titans to the Ravens was interesting considering that rivalry.