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Wednesday, July 30, 2008

On the Hall of Fame campaign trail

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Friends, family trumpet Dilweg, Fischer, Hanburger for induction as senior candidates

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xtc409

There is no way Chris Hanburger shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame!! He was an awesome player in every respect. Plus, he was not a publicity seeker like today's prima donnas. He rarely missed a game or opened his mouth. But when he hit you it was lights out.
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jrob1

Great article!
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bigmac128

Let's get Chris Hanburger into the Hall of Fame! Now that Art Monk has been inducted, Redskins fans need to focus their attention and energy on the next most qualified Redskin for the Hall of Fame. That player is NOT Russ Grimm, Joe Jacoby, Gary Clark, Larry Brown, Jerry Smith or Pat Fischer. I love all those players, but the player most qualified for induction is Chris Hanburger! Nine-time Pro Bowler. Four-time All Pro. 1972 NFC Defensive Player of the Year on the Redskins first Super Bowl team. Handpicked by George Allen to call defensive signals for one of the best defenses in the NFL during the 1970's. The NFL Network recently ran an NFL Films special on the 10 best players not in the Hall of Fame. The 10 players they picked were Ken Anderson, Steve Tasker, Alex Karras, Ricky Waters, Ken Stabler, Bob Hayes, Jim Marshall, Chris Carter, Derrick Thomas and Jerry Kramer. Most of those players (except Tasker and Waters) should probably be in the Hall of Fame, but Chris Hanburger is more qualified than anyone on that list except Chris Carter. Of all the former players who are eligible to be selected by the Veterans Committee, Chris Hanburger is by far the strongest candidate in the field! Let's put an end to this gross oversight and get Chris Hanburger inducted!
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