Pony

Fitzgerald last night, L.C.

Greenwood again fell short of making the Hall of Fame, which is sad.

Now, the conversation starts about next year.

Ben Roethlisberger is going to be on that ballot for the first time.

Drew Brees got in, but Eli Manning did not.

And I don't think Eli Manning had a better career than Big Ben, but I do think that it's possible Eli Manning is going to siphon some votes from Ben Roethlisberger and make it harder for him to get in.

You've got Rob Gronkowski and Adrian Peterson.

Those guys seem like first ballot slam dunks.

Who are also on this ballot.

Don't those two seem like slam dunk first ballot guys?

I think Gronk is probably the best tight end ever to play.

I think Peterson's in pretty rarefied air.

Well, to me, that only leaves one spot then.

Because you'd figure, because it seems like now five get in every year.

If you're saying Gronkowski and Peterson are locks, there's two.

Well, I want to briefly discuss that with you.

Do you agree with the basic premise there that of all these guys, because I sometimes do it, I like your argument about there should be more quarterbacks in the Hall of Fame in general.

It's the hardest position to play.

But Gronk, to me, I think of him as the tight end of all time.

And Peterson is an all-time running back.