Ray Fittipaldo

And you can make the argument, and it would be a strong argument, that Antonio Brown was the best player at his position for six years straight.

Now, there were other guys.

There were a few other guys who had some big years during that time.

But the point is, he was a dominant player at his positions for a six-year stretch.

And he ended up playing for, like, what?

11, 12 years, whatever it was.

I don't know a lot of the people on that panel, but I would hope a guy like Antonio Brown eventually gets in.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

Oh, I would hope so.

I mean, look at the numbers.

The only quarterback who's won two championships who's not in the Hall of Fame, Joe, is Jim Plunkett.

And Ben got to a third.

So I don't think – I mean, and he's, what, top ten in passing yards all time?

I mean, the numbers are there.

It's just a matter of do you think he's a first ballot guy?

I think Ben should get in, too, on the first ballot.

Well, I mean, Ben was so much more consistent and better during the regular season.

And I know we judge guys on championships, and they both have two.

So, you know, maybe Eli's are more high-profile because they were upsets and they came against Tom Brady.

I'll give him that.