Is Marshawn Lynch a Future HOFer?

[Foreman]

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/1...ahawks-worthy-case-pro-football-hall-fame-nfl

This ESPN article includes five reasons that Lynch could be a member of the HOF in the future. Lynch retired on Sunday, finishing his career with 9112 rushing yards and 74 rushing TDs, along with one Super Bowl ring (could've been two).

Discuss.

 

[Giantmetfan07]

My hunch is no, but it will be close.

 

[47th oG]

I would love to see it happen but I think there will be far more RB in the future with better numbers.

 

[Cloud 9]

I don't see it

 

[BNC]

I want to see it just for his HOF speech

 

[kbritt41]

I want him to be, I really do. But I'm just not sure if I realistically see it.

 

[cavsfan817]

He was always an upper tier guy in the league. I don't see why not...

 

[Foreman]

He was always an upper tier guy in the league. I don't see why not...

He wasn't that upper tier in Buffalo, he basically saved his career in Seattle and had a very good stretch with them

 

[cavsfan817]

He wasn't that upper tier in Buffalo, he basically saved his career in Seattle and had a very good stretch with them

He was pretty good towards the end of his Buffalo days too...

 

[RickD]

The NFL has a lower bar for induction than say MLB.

I would say no but he will likely get in at some point.

 

[FearLessBeast]

I just can't picture it happening.

 

[47th oG]

I want to see it just for his HOF speech

There would be no speech, it's Marshawn

 

[BNC]

There would be no speech, it's Marshawn

He'd show up in like jeans with a gigantic chain. He would say something but it would be incredibly short and I doubt it with be prepared