Originally Posted by tk13 (Post 8792992)

Yeah, but it's not his fault he never had a defense. If the Broncos had the Chiefs defense from 2001-2004, TD never would've won a playoff game either. Maybe it doesn't help. I don't think people perceive Super Bowls and the running back position the way you would a QB. Curtis Martin just got in without ever winning one.

Priest played one playoff game with the Chiefs and had more total yards than Davis ever had in a playoff game. You certainly can't paint him as some kind of playoff choke artist.

Originally Posted by Cassel>Manning (Post 8793023)

Priest was a great player in KC. The reason he won't be considered for the HOF is because it took him so long to make a name for himself, and when he did he only had two or three great years.

TD was great from day one, he had three 1,500+ yard seasons his first four years in the league. The guy was fresh off a 2,000 yard season and was 26 years old when he blew his knee out.

Originally Posted by Dave (Post 8793030)

TD has been eligible for the Hall for 8 yrs.

I seriously doubt he makes it.

Originally Posted by Dave (Post 8793030)

TD has been eligible for the Hall for 8 yrs.

I seriously doubt he makes it.

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO (Post 8793197)

And again know mo with the idiocy.


4 years isn't a hof career
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Originally Posted by Cassel>Manning (Post 8792419)

Being the best player on a team that had Elway, Zimmerman, Atwater,Sharpe, Nalen, Rod Smith, and Neil Smith says a lot. All of those guys should be in the HOF, TD should too.