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The first thing that jumps out at you is how many more yards everyone else has compared to Alstott. He lined up as the RB on most of his signature carries and really didn't fulfill a traditional fullback role. They went from doormat to Super Bowl champion in that era, and Mike Alstott was part of that.What is there to disagree with? 74% Upvoted. That's a little over half.That's to say nothing of non starters.I feel like those Bucs teams would be just as dominant if he wasn't there.Seriously though, Alstott was a big part of the turnaround, but he wasn't a HOF player in my mind. Centers had 9,000 yards from scrimmage in his career and had 10 seasons with at least 50 receptions, including 200 total catches between 1995 and 1996.58 rushing TDs and 13 receiving TDs as a FB over 11 seasons is impressive in addition to the 5,088 rushing yards as well as 2,284 receiving yards.Let's continue this series on borderline Hall of Fame people that should or shouldn't get inducted into Canton. Is Mike Alstott a HOFer? power runners. Each photo is fully licensed by the respective entities.
This dude was an icon, a fucking legend of his generation. He also had a big problem with ball security.I'm conflicted because I can't remember any fullback that has even been close to him since I have been watching football.
He was the heart & soul of their offense. Mike Alstott for the NFL Hall of Fame On Thursday of last week I opined on the Bucpower Forum that Mike Alstott’s jersey should be retired by the Buccaneers.
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Discuss below...5,088 rushing yards; 58 rushing touchdownsI don't know how many people realize it but the A Train was a football genius in addition to being a hulking train of a physical specimen.
He is far and away the best FB in the last 40 years of football.
Alstott was an iconic player for sure and one of the best FBs of all time who wasn't just a run blocker. This does not, however, qualify him for the HOF. He might be the toughest offensive player we've seen since Ditka305 receptions; 2,284 receiving yardsHe was more of a FB/HB hybrid than a straight FB, which always make for tough comparisons. They went from doormat to Super Bowl champion in that era, and Mike Alstott was part of that.Alstott was one of those guys who changed the culture in Tampa. As always, if you have any suggestions, go ahead. When Tackles fail, they get moved to Guard. When Guards fail, they get cut. He was a god damn human bowling ball made of hatred and fury.
How far does being able to do both at a pretty high (but not elite) level get you?So, why should and shouldn't he be in the Hall of Fame?
This guy was a better-than-average player, and is apparently a fine citizen and human being. There are any number of borderline cases at HB whose resumes outclass his as a ballcarrier, and there are plenty of pure FBs whose lead blocking put Alstott's to shame.
In 1985, he became the first running back in NFL history to top 1,000 yards in both receiving and rushing.
The first thing that jumps out at you is how many more yards everyone else has compared to Alstott. He lined up as the RB on most of his signature carries and really didn't fulfill a traditional fullback role. They went from doormat to Super Bowl champion in that era, and Mike Alstott was part of that.What is there to disagree with? 74% Upvoted. That's a little over half.That's to say nothing of non starters.I feel like those Bucs teams would be just as dominant if he wasn't there.Seriously though, Alstott was a big part of the turnaround, but he wasn't a HOF player in my mind. Centers had 9,000 yards from scrimmage in his career and had 10 seasons with at least 50 receptions, including 200 total catches between 1995 and 1996.58 rushing TDs and 13 receiving TDs as a FB over 11 seasons is impressive in addition to the 5,088 rushing yards as well as 2,284 receiving yards.Let's continue this series on borderline Hall of Fame people that should or shouldn't get inducted into Canton. Is Mike Alstott a HOFer? power runners. Each photo is fully licensed by the respective entities.
This dude was an icon, a fucking legend of his generation. He also had a big problem with ball security.I'm conflicted because I can't remember any fullback that has even been close to him since I have been watching football.
He was the heart & soul of their offense. Mike Alstott for the NFL Hall of Fame On Thursday of last week I opined on the Bucpower Forum that Mike Alstott’s jersey should be retired by the Buccaneers.
share.
Discuss below...5,088 rushing yards; 58 rushing touchdownsI don't know how many people realize it but the A Train was a football genius in addition to being a hulking train of a physical specimen.
He is far and away the best FB in the last 40 years of football.
Alstott was an iconic player for sure and one of the best FBs of all time who wasn't just a run blocker. This does not, however, qualify him for the HOF. He might be the toughest offensive player we've seen since Ditka305 receptions; 2,284 receiving yardsHe was more of a FB/HB hybrid than a straight FB, which always make for tough comparisons. They went from doormat to Super Bowl champion in that era, and Mike Alstott was part of that.Alstott was one of those guys who changed the culture in Tampa. As always, if you have any suggestions, go ahead. When Tackles fail, they get moved to Guard. When Guards fail, they get cut. He was a god damn human bowling ball made of hatred and fury.
How far does being able to do both at a pretty high (but not elite) level get you?So, why should and shouldn't he be in the Hall of Fame?
This guy was a better-than-average player, and is apparently a fine citizen and human being. There are any number of borderline cases at HB whose resumes outclass his as a ballcarrier, and there are plenty of pure FBs whose lead blocking put Alstott's to shame.
In 1985, he became the first running back in NFL history to top 1,000 yards in both receiving and rushing.