Hall of Famers
Our weekly profile of Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinees focuses on Class of 2002 inductee Dave Casper. The former Raiders great, who also played for the Oilers and Vikings, was the sixth tight end to earn election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. A versatile player, he was equally adept at catching the ball as he was at blocking.
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Road to Canton (via South Florida)Part 7 of our series on the nominees for our Class of 2010. This week, we profile the 13 linebackers who are on the list of preliminary nominees. The Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Board of Selectors reduction to 25 semifinalists takes place on Thanksgiving Weekend.
Running to daylightHall of Famer Jim Taylor was the Packers’ all-time leading rusher, a title he held for more than four decades until Ahman Green surpassed him Sunday. Here’s a look at the career of one of the game’s greatest runners, Class of 1976 enshrinee Jim Taylor.
Destined for CantonEach Monday through the NFL season, we profile a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Today, we examine the life and career of Class of 1998 enshrinee Anthony Muñoz. An 11-time all-pro tackle, Muñoz played for the Cincinnati Bengals from 1980 to 1992.