Warren Sapp Jon Gruden 2002 Great Speech!

Man, is Gruden obsessed with the Wildcat offense; I swear he has an orgasm everytime the Dolphins run a play out of the wildcat.

Sapp and Brooks are easy first-ballot guys. Lynch and Barber are borderline; safeties have a tough time getting in and Barber was never really a great cover corner (which is how voters grade corners). Rice and Alstott have no shot. Rice was one-dimensional and his prime was short. Alstott, as much as I love him, simply isn't Hall of Fame material. He wasn't a great blocker, nor was he a great tailback. He sure was fun to watch run over people, though.

I disagree. Alstott is borderline, I believe. I would never say he's a surefire, but he was one tough SOB, and he was the most feared fullback in the league. Barber, I agree...Rice, I agree.  Lynch, I think he will be a surefire just because how well he played in Denver. The Bucs cut him and he went on to four or five straight pro bowls for them.

i can jack off to jon gruden's commentating that's how intense it is

It's risky, look at the roll out QBs like Roethlisburger who like to burn the blitz, or the 'smarts' qbs who play better on blitzes like the Mannings, the Patriots lost the superbowl on an all out blitz, it left Burris wide open.

In 85, teams weren't prepared for the Bear's style, but today look at the Dolphins vs. Rex Ryan's Jets --They adapted to it.

ok the jets do not have the hall of fame talent that the bears did and roethlisburger and the mannings would play great until they got hit they might have died

plus the raiders should have changed their audibles instead of being a bunch of retards. It wouldn't of mattered anyway, Tampa Bay's D would have crushed them anyway.

Gruden please come save Carolina.

Well he has a job n D.C., Snyders just getin this season over with. HTTR

come save D.C.