Hour 3 - Hall Of Fame Snubs, Al's Drone Obsession, More Goodell On Tisch

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Boomer Esiason 0:00
It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN. All right, Boomer and Geo coming to you live from the Bill Ford Tough Studio on the fan and CBS Sports Network. The Red Pocket Mobile fan line is brought to you by your new ultimate cell carrier, Red Pocket Mobile. If you want to jump on the Red Pocket Mobile fan line, that's 888-808-1019. So Adam Schefter just put out this morning, a couple minutes ago, that Patriots owner Robert Kraft, like his former head coach Bill Belichick, was not selected. for entry into this year's Pro Football Hall of Fame class. Sources told ESPN the picture that they used of Bob Kraft for this breaking news on Schefter's account is just unfair. It just really is. Like, they have him making a face like, what?
Boomer Esiason 0:43
Like, one of those faces? As opposed to, like, a good picture of Robert Kraft? Like, he's annoyed? Like, someone just told him the news that he wasn't in, and he was shocked and pissed off about it? That's a picture they used. But as we had learned... There's a different process for the players that are eligible after five years and the modern-day candidates and then contributors and the other candidates like Elsie Greenwood, like Kenny Anderson, like Roger Craig. And then you have owners and coaches that don't have to wait the five years like Bob Kraft, like Bill Belichick. So we've talked about this for a while. So it's not the same as the players. But what this could mean, though, because Bob Kraft and Bill Belichick were on the same ballot where you're only allowed to vote for three of the legend class.

Why were Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick snubbed from the Hall of Fame?

Boomer Esiason 1:34
And what do they call that class? Because it's the modern day. And then the guy's like, what? All right, so then the legend class of Kenny Anderson. Yeah, contributor, coach, and then legend. All right, so contributor, coach, legend. You're only allowed to vote for three of them that at least one of those guys is getting in, in Kenny Anderson, L.C. Greenwood, or Roger Craig, if not all of them. I've been advocating for Kenny Anderson for years, just like I did for Joe Klecko. Yeah, I'm going to give you credit if Kenny Anderson gets in, just like I did with Cleck. I'm going to say Boomer's the one who pushed it across. You've kept his name in people's brains, man. I mean, I was fortunate enough to be able to not only play behind him, but also he coached me my last year in the NFL.
Boomer Esiason 2:20
Yeah. And he was, and still is to this day, a very good friend and somebody who I admire very much. What does he think about Frank getting the Jets job? Yeah. And I would say this about Kenny Anderson. He's been overlooked for so long because he's been so quiet, and there's really nobody been fighting for him other than Jeff Hobson, who does run the Internet aspect to the Bengals and all their news that they put out on their dot-com site. So I heard that he did an actual very good job within the body of the voters really highlighting who Kenny was when he was playing. And compared him, I would imagine, compared him to some of the quarterbacks that played in the era that Kenny played in. Yeah. So, you know, you can't compare, you know, that generation to this generation.
Boomer Esiason 3:09
And, you know, Kenny played for 16 years and was a great, great player. Now, I don't want to take anything away from Elsie Greenwood or Roger Craig either. Roger Gregg was a tremendous football player. So who you'd say was speaking on behalf of Kenny Anderson again? Jeff Hobson. Jeff Hobson. He's done a good job, you're hearing. I hear he did a great job, and he would be the one that would do something like that for Kenny Anderson. Conversely, whoever's doing it for Eli Manning is doing a bad job. Well, that would be Pat Hanlon or somebody with him. No, it's not. It's not Pat. It's not Pat? No.
Al Dukes 3:43
I know it's not Pat.
Boomer Esiason 3:45
No, I don't know who it is. You have no idea who it is. It sounds like you know who it is. I don't know who it is. I don't know. I was just saying that Eli's not getting in, so that person's doing a bad job. If Kenny gets in, that would be... that would be a good job by Hobson. That's all just bad good.

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