Hall of Famers

old-timer · Post by **old-timer** » Sun Oct 25, 2009 10:48 pm

Gary Clark. In my opinion, he was our best receiver for the best years of our franchise (two Super Bowls, numerous Pro-Bowls, All-Madden numerous times).

Redskin in Canada · Post by **Redskin in Canada** » Mon Oct 26, 2009 6:51 am

old-timer wrote:Gary Clark. In my opinion, he was our best receiver for the best years of our franchise (two Super Bowls, numerous Pro-Bowls, All-Madden numerous times).

Second greatest of his time ... :wink:

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old-timer · Post by **old-timer** » Mon Oct 26, 2009 10:25 am

Redskin in Canada wrote:
old-timer wrote:Gary Clark. In my opinion, he was our best receiver for the best years of our franchise (two Super Bowls, numerous Pro-Bowls, All-Madden numerous times).

Second greatest of his time ...

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Both were great in different ways - and should be included. I just think Clark was better because he could just demoralize defenses, and I never really forgave Monk after he did so poorly in the 1984 Super Bowl.

Countertrey · Post by **Countertrey** » Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:07 am

I never really forgave Monk after he did so poorly in the 1984 Super Bowl.

Hardly fair... Monk was far from alone in turning in a less than stellar performance... begining with JJG's very "un-Joe like" predictable play calling. Oakland and Washington had played a very competitive and tight game earlier in the season... and, unfortunately, the game film provided all the insight the Raiders needed into Joe's Superbowl Game plan.

NC43Hog · Post by **NC43Hog** » Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:10 am

Countertrey wrote:Oakland and Washington

You must mean LA.

:wink:

Countertrey · Post by **Countertrey** » Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:47 am

I was predicting the future based on the past.

Yeah... that's it. :^o

thedcnative · Post by **thedcnative** » Mon Oct 26, 2009 3:35 pm

I'd say the following:
1.) Cliff Battles
2.) Sammy Baugh
3.) Ray Flaherty
4.) George Preston Marshall
5.) Sonny Jurgensen
6.) Joe Gibbs
7.) Art Monk
8.) Darell Green
9.) John Riggins
10.) Wayne Millner

SCSkinsFan · Post by **SCSkinsFan** » Mon Oct 26, 2009 8:13 pm

Countertrey wrote:
SCSkinsFan wrote:
welch wrote:Gus wrote
Here is a plain sample of how bad the season is going. An offseason discussion not even past week 8th.

Well, my view is that the discussion touched on Sammy Baugh, and anything related to Sammy in in-season!!!!!

Otherwise, painfully true, but there's a game today and if kids like CT and I could get excited for the possibility that Norm Snead might drill a pass to Fred Dugan, making a circus catch, maybe hanging upside down, then it's worth a cheer and a round of Hail to the Redskins.

Fred Dugan?????? Wow, you really dug deep into the archives to pull that name out. So while we're at it, with nothing else to do, Let's sing!

Hail to the Redskins...........

The "archive" is purely in his head. Welch is a one man Redskins repository... plus, he was a fan when Snead and Dugan were wearing B&G.

Sadly enough I remember those days well and saw Snead and Dugan in person along with a few other non-notables back in Griffith Stadium and the early days of DC Stadium (later to be re-named RFK). I even saw Bobby Mitchell in the same backfield with Jim Brown run up over 200 yards against the Skins in Griffith Stadium before Bo-Mitch was a Skin.

Thank goodness better days were ahead, but unfortunately the curve is now swinging back the other way.