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Kelly Campbell

All time leader in yards and TD's. Whilst his yardage is going to be surpassed, his TD total is going to remain at the top (or top 2) for a long time. It is also worth noting that Campbell put up these numbers playing a lot of his career as WR2. How many WR2's are putting up 1000+ yards and 10+ TDs a season? As a one off sure but consistently? Those are ridiculous numbers. A lot of peoples WR1s don't even put up those numbers. I know that I have precisely zero 1000+ Yards 10+ TD seasons by a Wide Receiver in the last 6 seasons and I have always had a 90+ WR on the team (granted being thrown to be a multitude of bad QBs)

Vote - Yes

Mark Tauscher

This one I am more torn on as his totals are likely to be surpassed however retiring O-line men are at a disadvantage stat wise. I'm assuming that O-linemen retiring now started off in the game at ~25-26 with empty stats but they lost their first 2-4 seasons of stats. Whereas going forward we are going to start getting Oline players who were drafted as 21-23 year olds and so get 13-17 years of stats behind them instead of the 11 years of stats that Tauscher gets. I think in isolation we can see his Blocks/Sacks ratio is outstanding. He may not lead that blocks category and is only going to fall down the list but his ratio is going to remain at the top end. His stats on a per season basis fall under the same criteria. And his number of post season awards only add to that

Vote - Yes or save his numbers and revisit in 1-2 seasons when that Top 10 list changes

Tatum Bell

I think I've already spoken enough on Bell but he has an MVP award, a record season that is unlikely to be surpassed and if we relook at his stats 5 years down the line he is probably still going to fall in the Top 3 to 5 stat wise.

Vote - Yes unless you guys wants to be sticklers with the criteria

Tutan Reyes

His block total is clearly going to be surpassed but the same thing that applies to Tauscher also applies to Reyes. If you look at that list on a Sack/Block Ratio you can see he clearly has the best ratio and unless the people behind him have a monstrous few seasons that's likely to stay the same. Maybe some people just off the list have better ratios and will make his numbers look worse in a few seasons when they breech the top 10?

Vote - Yes or save his stats and revist in 1-2 seasons when that list changes

I think that is anyone is going to finish their career in the Top 3-5 of a position and their stat line is going to hold up in the Top 3-5 for the foreseeable future (4-5 years?) then they should get into the HOF