Is Matt Hasselbeck a future hall of famer?
470993
What do you mean "with Alexander gone"? The Seahawks re-signed Shaun Alexander for eight more seasons. The re-signed Pro Bowl fullback Mack Strong. They expanded their receiving corp by picking up Nate Burleson from the Vikings (a Seattle native). Hasselbeck is just starting to mature as the leader of the Seahawks. 2005 was the first season that he began to understand Mike Holmgren's West Coast offense. Hasselbeck will be a hall of famer if his next 5 seasons match his 2005 season.
583584
No, They already put a lot of money into Arron Rodgers wether he will be good or not is still left to be seen. Also it is not certain that Farve is leaving next year, which is something he said.  Although Matt my become a great QB, he will at least be a good qb, they had several more pressing needs on the Defensive side of the ball and AJ hawk will be a great player. He flies all over the field. With him, Nick Barnet and abdol hodge(their other LB drafted this year) will allow them to build around three fast and good LB's on the side of the ball that wins championships. D-FENSE!!!!
898632
He wants to stay but I think that if he doesn't get the job done in 2007 he will exercise his option to leave town.  Face it, of all his HOF stats, very few have come in clutch situations.  I guess it's easier to he a home run when your team is either up or down by 8 runs.
110907
First of all Oregon State didn't even make a bowl game this year.  Second, Mike Hass is a very good WR who might not put up the 40 time teams want from a WR but he has a knack for getting open and will catch anything.  Because he doesn't have the measurables he will probably fall out of the first round but he will make some team in the 2nd or 3rd round very happy
57570
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.
754554
I would start Matt Hasselbeck.\nHasselbeck has a good matchup against the Packers Pass Defense, which is ranked 31st in the NFL(241.3 yards per game) Look for Hasselbeck to have good fantasy numbers in week 12.
1012048
Ichiro is a hitting machine. And could be the first player to hit .400 and i hope he passes Pete Rose that way the best hitter will at least be in the hall of fame.
931549
Yes, he should go for the following reasons:\n1. He has the stats to be an automatic hall of famer.\n2. What steroid did he take??  He took Creatine, which is a body building enhancer but is not a steroid.  \n3. Even if Sosa and McGuire were jacked up on every steroid known to man, there was no rule against it in baseball until after their record-breaking chase.\n4. People say McGuire and Sosa carried baseball in the 1996-1998 seasons.  Although I agree with ESPN announcer Mike Greenberg that if they did not do it, someone else would have stepped up and carried baseball...I do believe that they were the best ambassadors for baseball at that time.  Can you picture Barry Bonds and Manny Ramirez having the same good-guy media image for the game of baseball as those two had?\n5. It's not like McGuire came out of nowhere and started hitting monster number of homreuns.  10 out of 11 seasons where McGuire played 100 games or more, he hit over 30 homers.\n\nAs you can tell, I am a very strong supporter of McGuire going into the hall of fame.  HOWEVER, I don't think he is a first ballot hall of famer, just because of the legends he is facing on the ballot this year.  Ripken and Gwynn are average everyday guys who went to work everyday and worked hard at perfecting their craft.  They became legends while they were playing, not for monster homerun numbers, or huge strikeout numbers,  but for doing the simple things in the game to perfection and showing every   Tom, Dick and Harry out there that if you work hard at what you believe in, you too can acheive greatness.  They were ambassafors to the game every day of their lives.  I am hoping the Hall of Fame voters are smart enough to vote McGuire in on the second ballot.
376085
All these people are right w/ Bill Russel(11 rings in 13 years), but theres an active Future Hall of Famer who also has 6 rings,but will get at least one more, that goes by the name of Big Shot Rob-Robert Horry. And also, dont forget coaches are also inducted into the Hall, and a few of them hve more than 6.
481171
No way.  If it took him until April 22 to get his first one, he's not gonna get to 40 this year.\n\nAnd by the way, when his name appears on the Hall of Fame ballot, if I was a voter, I wouldn't vote for him any more than I'd vote for Pete Rose.
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Clemens will probably be selected to the Hall of Fame with the highest percentage of votes ever. Seven Cy Young awards says it all.\n\nNo, he's not hurting his legacy at all, especially since he's still a dominant figure while he's out on the mound (even though he only goes 6 innings at the most)...\n\nEven if he was hurting his legacy, what right does anyone else have to tell him not to?  It's his life, it's his legacy, isn't it?  None of us lose anything by having him pitch as long as he has.\n\nI saw Willie Mays hit a home run when he was playing for the Mets in 1972...it didn't matter to me that he was 41 years old at the time, and a mere shadow of his former self... hey, I saw the great Willie Mays hit a home run...  Clemens is a far better player since turning 40 than Mays was (Mays actually had an excellent year at 40, but slipped badly as a 41 and a 42 year old)... but it doesn't matter...he has long since been a shoo-in to be a first ballot Hall of Famer... the fact that he's pitching so great at his age simply means that he will approach or exceed Nolan Ryan and Tom Seaver's vote percentages, in my opinion.
128188
Odds are definitely not in Troy's favor: of the past ten MVPs, only 3 were pure defensive players. Compare that with 4 QBs, 1 RB, 1 WR and 1 extra-special (Desmond Howard). I would guess then, of these two above, Alexander has the better chance to shine.\n\nDo I think either will win it? No. Like 40% of the past 10 MVPs, it will be Hasselbeck or Big Ben's to lose. I'm leaning Matt.
732979
yeah he will! hes an amazing QB hes a leader, hes got a good arm and hes fast so hes a good scrambler. WATCH OUT NFL here he comes..
861930
Absolutely!!!  I have never seen a player who analyzes and dissects a defense like he does!! I've been watching NFL football for 33 years, and he's THE (not one of the but THE) best Quarterback I have ever seen (Yes, I believe he is better then Elway, Marino, Montana, Farve, Simms, Aikman, and Young).
37979
I guess Murph won't get inducted unless it's by the veterans committee, which is a real shame.  During the 80's the guy was as dominant as anyone in the game.  If Dawson gets in, then Dale shouldn't be too far behind.  Similar to Murphy, Dawson played for a poor team and put up some huge numbers.  I'm also pulling for Dale b/c he's such a nice guy and a fantastic ambassador for baseball.
710464
Saw it and agree.  That's the first thing I thought of when I saw it.\nJuniors great career is over.  He'll be in the HOF,  and he went out swinging, but I know he could have went another year or two just the same.  Always liked his passion for the game.  He'll be missed by many football fans.
323543
hell yeah he had hall of fame career b4 the roids issues.. Just look at all the numbers and gold gloves he putting when he was with Pirates.. I think he could of retired with them and still would of been considered for the hall of fame.. The numbers he has put up since joining the Giants are ridiculous!!!!! the guy always had pop in the bat and if he took the roids it only made him stronger and thats it.. his hand eye cordnation is out of this world and before the bad knees his defense was top of the line