Any other NFL team had a future HOF coach, future HOF QB, and two future HOF RBs like the Packers had at the same time?

[Pure Steel]

I don't like you, I don't like you, I don't like you.


Did I say I don't like you?

 

[Wamu]

Can't think of the name, but believe he blocked for Orange Jumpsuit, Czonka and I forget the 3rd....

Nope. Wrong team.

 

[fightinfunbags]

It's a joke he won the Heisman in 1956 for leading N.D. to a 2-8 record.

That should have been Jim Brown’s Heisman while he was at Syracuse but at that time they had never had a black player win. The following year or maybe two year later Ernie Davis, also of Syracuse won making him the first black Heisman. Disney did a movie about it and I can’t recall the title of the movie.

 

[Wamu]

That should have been Jim Brown’s Heisman while he was at Syracuse but at that time they had never had a black player win. The following year or maybe two year later Ernie Davis, also of Syracuse won making him the first black Heisman. Disney did a movie about it and I can’t recall the title of the movie.

I think the name of the movie was the express.

 

[fightinfunbags]

I think the name of the movie was the express.

Yep! That’s it

 

[broncosmitty]

I think there’s a chance with some borderline Hall of Fame guys but this isn’t likely.

At one time the Eagles had Andy Reid, Donovan McNabb, Brian Westbrook, and Shady McCoy on the same team.

Only Reid is a shoe in for the Hall and the other 3 guys are fringe shots at making it. If Reid could have sealed the deal in Philly with a Super Bowl or two I think all 4 get in but with no rings for the players in that group it’s unlikely.

McFat has a 0.00% chance of making it.

 

[obxyankeefan]

Chuck, Terry, Franco &








Rocky

My first thought when reading the question

 

[saturdaysarebetter]

Not sure who they had at same time (or who made HOF) but maybe the Browns with Paul Brown, Frank Ryan, Jim Brown, Ernie Davis, Leroy Kelly?

Good thought. Frank Ryan wasn't a HOFer though.

 

[saturdaysarebetter]

the Bills had Levy, Kelly, Thomas, Reed, and Smith for quite a few years together.

Yes they did, but not a second HOF running back.

 

[saturdaysarebetter]

It's a joke he won the Heisman in 1956 for leading N.D. to a 2-8 record.

I read the newspaper account of when Notre Dame played Pitt in 1956 and the Pittsburgh writers wrote about Hornung is absolute glowing terms which you don't often see for a visiting team's player. He played quarterback, ran the football, punted, placekicked, and made a bunch of tackles on defense as well.

 

[saturdaysarebetter]

My first thought when reading the question

The Cowboys had three twice. Landry, Staubach and Dorsett. Jimmy Johnson, Aikman and Smith.

 

[obxyankeefan]

The Cowboys had three twice. Landry, Staubach and Dorsett. Jimmy Johnson, Aikman and Smith.

Landry, Dorsett, Walker, and the QB was Steve Pelluer

 

[saturdaysarebetter]

Landry, Dorsett, Walker, and the QB was Steve Pelluer

So you think Walker and Pelluer made the HOF huh?

 

[PDay8810]

The Cowboys had three twice. Landry, Staubach and Dorsett. Jimmy Johnson, Aikman and Smith.

actually...
Landry, Staubach, Dorsett and Pearson.
Jimmy, Aikman, Emmitt, and Irvin.

might be more impressive than coach, QB and two RB's., but I'm the homer here.

 

[PDay8810]

Hey...PITTSBURH!!
Chuck, Bradshaw, Harris, Swann and Stallworth!!

 

[PDay8810]

Swann and Stallworth!

and many times, in today's game, they throw as many passes in the first half that they did in the entire game back then.