Ring of Honor Ceremony

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(10-04-2021, 09:02 PM)Mobster Wrote: Hate to inform you, but nobody who actually watched them play would ever have Tony McGee over Rodney Holman. On top of being a big time threat as a receiver who could stretch defenses deep, he was also maybe the best blocking TE in the league. It was like having an extra tackle in the game, and he was a big reason why we had such a dominant running game

Sorry, but McGee put up as good numbers per season, with a significantly-shittier team and he was just as good a blocker as Holman.

Love how you old-timers get so curmudgeony when a younger guy from outside the country challenges them.

McGee on the 80s teams is a 700+ yard a year TE, in addition to being a superb blocker.

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https://stathead.com/football/pcm_finder.cgi?player_id2=HolmRo00&player_id1=McGeTo00&sum=0&request=1

So please, do tell how he was, "worse?"

It's like everyone has blacked out the 90s just because of the results (outside of Dillon); we had a bunch of really good players, regardless about how people feel about them.