Kurk Warner

Night train lane😤

John Randle

warren moon

Will Compton

Yup. He spent time in CFL first.

I remember Chris Weinke being a 29 year old rookie as well.

There was also Dieter Brock who was considered a rookie at 34 years old when he started 15 games for the Rams.

@@ajburrr Actually, neither Warren Moon or Dieter Brock were rookies when they made their NFL debuts. Any player who participates in another professional football league before playing in the NFL is considered a first-year player. So because of their CFL experience, they were first-year players. As were Jim Kelly and Steve Young as USFL vets. It also extends to other forms of football as well. P Darren Bennett was a veteran of the Australian Football League and K Josh Lambo was a goalkeeper in the MLS.

🙋🏻‍♂️ I did

Yet they put Holmes and pace as an honorable mention

I knew that and he was a force for the steelers he freakin should have stayed there

@Cal L even better that it played out this way a stud maybe possibly a future hall of famer but definitely a steelers ring of Honor or the steelers equalivalent award for linebackers since jack lambert I would say in a bold way he was that good as an undrafted free agent so....

And nowadays he gets commercials made with him purely because he’s a badass. You love to see it

Yup he also didn’t start until he was 29

As a ravens fan I consider the titans to be the ravens second biggest rival behind the steelers, since the last 2000 we've been at it

@@stonedcaterpillar3342 agreed. I'm not a fan of either team (go Cardinals), but I feel the Ravens - Titans rivalry is very underrated.

@Allen Janco I hate the rivalry and the ravens, both just always there.We beat them sometimes and mess up the other time.

How many times did you count?

Why should he be on the list? He was a 7th-round pick. Or did the obvious joke just fly past me?

@@bioLarzen im really not sure

@@DJFrontPaige About which one - Fitzpatrick being a 5th round pick or me being dense enough to not get an obvious joke? :)

@@bioLarzen on why hes on here because of where he was selected

James Harrison will make it in one day

@@unpricedhydra3492 your both right

We also need Joe Jacoby in there

Vinatieri, Warner, Lane, Harrison, Moon, Randle, Gates all will be in Canton

So is Warren Moon

I don’t know why they would say that. Keyshawn had a great career, but not close to Randy Moss. Vinatieri has the most career points.

Yeah wouldn't even say it's close.

Keyshawn wasn't even the best Johnson on the 02 Bucs lol.

Gates is easy to see why he wasn't drafted. He didn't play college football.

Highly documented info But maybe it's because I'm a Steelers fan Gates didn't even play cfb which is what makes him a legend

He even had a short stint in NFL Europe before returning to and making it big in, the NFL. (As did Adam Vinatieri)

WR will always be more valuable than a kicker

@@sto1238 nah not when it's the all time leading scorer and best kicker in nfl history

@@SaberFate I agree. I don't remember who else was in that class, but when a WR is the #1 pick, it's a thin draft.

@@Favouredmojoe both of them. Keyshawn Johnson won a SB with the Buccaneers. Nice try though.

@@tygrkhat4087 well considering it had 5 HoFs i dont think its very shallow. Ray Lewis, Brian Dawkins, Jonathan Ogden etc etc

That's a good one, definitely at least an honorable mention

How fitting when his name is: Matt “Money” Smith

No dip

That's the beauty of the NFL!

He wasn't "good" he just wasn't given the best opportunity to become good The fact he never had more than 15 TD passes in a season is on him

@@fredleeland2464 throwing on the run weith 300lb guys hanging off you is a whole lot harder than in a clean pocket

@@JubioHDX that wasn't every play If you watch old texans games there were times when he just didn't throw the ball...blame the offensive system or lack of a quality RB, but even Rodgers, Favre or Roethlisberger who were sacked a lot were able to throw more than 15 tds because of hot reads Carr did show he was decent on the Panthers though, I do like D Carr, however I do admit he can't be called a good QB on a bad team cuz then so was Joey Harrington or Ryan Leaf or Akili Smith or JP Losman or Jake Locker which I'm sure they'd even disagree with...he may be one of the best bad QBs though

David Carr truly was drafted into not just a bad situation but a horrible situation. That Texans team was an expansion team and what he had to go through was unprecedented. He maybe could have been at least a decent 2 or 3 year starter in a different situation

@@fredleeland2464 I agree he wasn't every great or anything but I have no doubts that if he was in a better situation even not the best he could still have become one of those good qbs on a bad team, but however you wanna put it he never got a chance to be good, even times when he had a pocket he was likely paranoid it was collapsing at any moment which is something that would really get to you getting sacked 5 times a game like he did But yes, we know he never got to actually play at a high level whether he wasn't ever gonna be good enough or otherwise noone can develop in a situation like that. Andrew luck managed to but it ended his career early before the team ever fully helped him

His years weren't just highly productive, they were legendary and record setting.

There are a lot of "he"s here Which one? Time stamp or name, maybe?

Yep

Again fisher has only made one pro bowl and was recently released

@@maddenmoments8748 - he was only released because of injury. He's been a solid player.

Imagine all the undrafted players that never got a shot but would have been HOF'ers if they had

Maybe there aren't enough picks in the draft. There's enough talent to win a super bowl with only undrafted free agents at any given moment.

Or Eric Weems. Or any UDFA that did anything.

I think they should have included them in already

Nah. Luck still had a really productive career and it isn't like he was a bust. He took a team that went 2-14 and had a complete fire sale to an 11-5 record his rookie year. If Ryan Grigson (or Jim Irsay) had more than two braincells, they would have worries more about protecting him. Justin Tucker has been insanely good...but he's a kicker, not trying to underplay his importance but no team takes a good kicker over a good quarterback

@@drewfobbe7851 wasn’t trying to discredit Luck in anyway, he was a great QB when he was healthy, I was just thinking maybe a honorable mention because of how good Tucker has been and Luck retiring early

Not really fair, as Davis died before even playing. Sad story.

My thoughts exactly!

Wow, good list!

Nash over Sims was one I was wanting to discuss, and ought to be much more than a honorable mention. Nash proved the best defensive lineman available that year, and Sims was a major draft bust. More than that, Nash was from Boston College, right on the Patriotsʼ doorstep. Indeed, given that they were playing much more similar roles than (most of) the pais shown here, Joe Nash versus Kenneth Sims should one of the leading cases on this list.

And was a green bay packers player also but they had favre and mark brunell also

@@ericsmith6823 - Warner was cut in favor of Ty Detmer.

Ikr

They can’t well if they did it would be shorter

Also Jacoby should be in the HoF no doubt!! Shouldn't have even taken them this long.!