who was the first nfl player to go into the hall of fame?
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Sammy Baugh\nBert Bell\nJoe Carr\nEarl (Dutch) Clark\nHarold (Red) Grange\nGeorge Halas\nMel Hein\nWilbur (Pete) Henry\nRobert (Cal) Hubbard\nDon Hutson\nEarl (Curly) Lambeau\nTim Mara\nGeorge Preston Marshall\nJohn (Blood) McNally\nBronko Nagurski\nErnie Nevers\nJim Thorpe
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Super Bowl I debuted in 1967.
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Algernon Darius Crumpler to be exact.  They said his full name about 300 times on SportsCenter like 3 weeks ago when he caught those 3 touchdown passes.
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First NFL completion was to\nhimself, the quarterback snaring his own deflected aerial for minus-7 yards in contest at Tampa Bay Sept. 13, 1992
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Walter Camp (April 7, 1859 – March 14, 1925) was a football coach known as the "Father of American Football". He is generally regarded as the inventor of the game and the most significant person in the history of American football.
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Joe Scudero.  His only claim to fame was being elected to pro bowl team in 1955.  He was elected as a half back
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Jim Brown was the first African American to be voted MVP, Moon was the first African American  Quarterback in the hall of fame
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Bill Gates, Paul Allen...but since this is a football section, Warren Moon (first black QB in the NFL to be inducted to the NFL Hall of Fame)  Shaun Alexander, NFL MVP this last season...those could be some good candidates dont ya think?
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Dieon. When teams game planned for him, they had no intention of throwing to his side of the field. Both are great players and first ballot Hall of Famers.
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No Terry Bradshaw would not be in the Hall of Fame if he played for the Bengals. Terry Bradshaw was not a great of QB as Ken Anderson, Is name is more well know than Ken Anderson because of the players for the the great cacth by Franco Harris RB, Lynn Swann WR, Frank Lewis WR, John Stallworth WR, Mean Joe Green DT, Jack Lambert LB, Jack Banaszak DE, Jack Ham LB, Mel Blount CB # 11 interceptions in 1975 and on and on that Chuck Noll knew how to put a team totgether. During that era when Pittsburgh was so good with what won them the games really other players. Ken Anderson work with what he had even if he did have Archie Giffin Heisman Trophy winner took the pressure of Ken he still led the NFL in passing 2 years in a roll even when Pittsburgh beat them if Ken Anderson was the QB for Pittsburgh they would of won more Super Bowls than Terry Bradshaw help get. So i know thats a long way around the (bush) NO to Terry Bradshaw, YES to Ken Anderson.
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Favre's first NFL completion was to himself on September 13, 1992, in a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Starting the game in the second half, Favre's pass attempt was deflected by Ray Seals. Favre caught the deflection, but went down for a loss of 7 yards.
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I think Damon Allen is already first all time. He has passed for 69,273 yards over his career. He is the leading passer in the CFL, and has more than the all time NFL leader (Dan Marino - 61,361 yards)
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1990 New York Giants\n\n* Hall of Fame\n\nHead Coach: Bill Parcells\n\n\nLB  Bobby Abrams \nK  Raul Allegre \nRB  Ottis Anderson \nK  Matt Bahr \nWR  Stephen Baker \nLB  Carl Banks \nTE  Mark Bavaro \nS  Roger Brown \nRB  Maurice Carthon \nS/CB  Mark Collins \nLB  Johnie Cooks \nTE  Howard Cross \nLB  Steve DeOssie \nDE  Eric Dorsey \nS  Dave Duerson \nT  Jumbo Elliott \nDE  Mike Fox \nS  Myron Guyton \nRB  Rodney Hampton \nQB  Jeff Hostetler \nDT/DE  Erik Howard \nWR  Mark Ingram \nS  Greg Jackson \nLB  Pepper Johnson \nG  Bob Kratch \nWR  Troy Kyles \nP  Sean Landeta \nWR  Lionel Manuel \nDT  Leonard Marshall \nLB  Larry McGrew \nRB  Dave Meggett \nG  Eric Moore \nTE  Bob Mrosko \nC  Bart Oates \nLB  Gary Reasons \nT/G  Tom Rehder \nT  Doug Riesenberg \nT  William Roberts \nWR  Stacy Robinson \nRB  Lee Rouson \nQB  Phil Simms \nLB * Lawrence Taylor \nCB  Reyna Thompson \nRB  Lewis Tillman \nWR  Odessa Turner \nCB  Everson Walls \nDE  John Washington \nDT  Kent Wells \nS  David Whitmore \nC/G  Brian Williams \nCB  Perry Williams \nI can only find that not there info
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Reggie White, Minister of Defense. NFL Football player. Now deceased.  A great athlete but a man of God first.
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Absolutely a hall of famer, provided he doesn't suffer a career ending injury anytime soon.\n\nSuper Bowl champ, most yards receiving during the first 8 years of a career (more than even Jerry), impossible to cover... he's well on his way.
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If he wins Superbowl XL (or any in the future), hands-down Yes, Cowher in the HOF. If he never wins one, he'll retire as one the best to never put on the ring, but I think he still gets in. Two Superbowl trips, some AFC championships and countless trips and most of all (so rare these days), longevity.
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The proper terminology would be who founded the NFL.\nThat answer to your question is George Halas.\nOther acclomplishments include. Adding a man-in-motion and perfecting the classic T-formation.He was the first coach to hold daily practice and was the first to have his team's games bradcast on radio. He also had a great legacy with the Chicago Bears leading them to 6 championships as head coach