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Maybe one arrived when other was on his way out? But agree unlikely.It wouldn't make sense for a modern team to have 2 HOF RBs
Yeah, it would probably be just for one season because outside of that the RBs would lose too many touches to actually make the HOF. It would be a lot like the STL Rams WRs Bruce and Holt where neither would actually make the HOF.Maybe one arrived when other was on his way out? But agree unlikely.
Yeah only situation that comes to mind like that at RB is the one I mentioned for the Browns with Jim Brown leaving and I believe Leroy Kelly being there to replace (little before my time)....and not even sure Kelly made HOF.Yeah, it would probably be just for one season because outside of that the RBs would lose too many touches to actually make the HOF. It would be a lot like the STL Rams WRs Bruce and Holt where neither would actually make the HOF.
Plus One.It wouldn't make sense for a modern team to have 2 HOF RBs
3 olinemenI think 2 HOF O-lineman and 4 or so on D.
Plus One.
besides, Horning was the golden boy from the golden dome, and a questionable NFL HOF'er.
Yeah, it would probably be just for one season because outside of that the RBs would lose too many touches to actually make the HOF. It would be a lot like the STL Rams WRs Bruce and Holt where neither would actually make the HOF.
3 olinemen
Some NFL trivia.
Can anyone name the only offensive lineman to block for three HOF rb's?