heh


its always good to get Rourke's and RP's thoughts too.

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lol.. never said it wasn't... just multiple threads.

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Yah?

Well you are the perfect example of Packer People. Never forget that.

Devoted to the Packers. A single father, doing the right thing, raising a daughter on your own and doing what ever it takes, or where ever it takes you, to do the best thing for your family.

Mark was not that.

Hell, forget about Jolly. Kevin deserves to be in the Packer Hall Of Fame before Mark.

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lol thanks for the kind words, but I haven't helped the Packers win a Super Bowl. Although I maintain I can make 30yd or less FG's consistently!!!

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Hmmm... "open" season on multiple same topic threads. :lol:

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Hey, I'm one man, I'm getting on it. lol

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Bustin chops after your eventful day, I was beginning to think I was going to have to contact the forum police to get results. 😉

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lol ... I was debating on if I should merge the two threads or not, but was caught up in other stuffs. Then forgot all together. 🙂

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I think he was a key piece to the offense at the time and he was sorely needed with that team but overall, I don't necessarily think he was HOF material.

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Personally I don't like hanging a team accomplishment on a guy for recognition of individual performance. If Favre had not blown it in the playoffs, Franks could have a couple of super bowls. He was a heck of a lot more productive in scoring and more receptions. He was a lot more available missing 6 games to Chewy's 23 in the same number of years.

Just like I don't believe Aikman belongs in the NFL hall more than a lot of better QBs that never won any. Jim Kelly, Dan Marino and Brian Griese to name 3. I don't think Aikman should be in the Hall of fame more than I think Jim Kelly should be, just because his team won a couple of super bowls.

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