Randy Gradishar
Did Randy Gradishar make the Hall of Fame?
No one symbolized the Broncos famous Orange Crush defense more than Gradishar. Broncos fans will never forget his run. On Wednesday, his legacy received another snub as he failed to gain entrance into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. No player with Gradishar’s stats is ommitted from the Hall of Fame.
What number was Randy Gradishar?
53Denver Broncos / Linebacker
How old is Randy Gradishar?
69 years (March 3, 1952)
Who has the most tackles in the NFL all time?
#1 – Ray Lewis – 2,059 Baltimore Ravens’ legendary linebacker Ray Lewis played 17 years in the NFL and made an astonishing 2,059 combined tackles during that time. Lewis would lead the team in tackles in 14 of his 17 seasons in Baltimore.
Who is the best OT of all time?
Anthony Munoz, Cincinnati Bengals Anthony Munoz is arguably the best offensive tackle of all time. He was a starter from day one of his NFL career, and he was named a first team All-Pro nine times. He was also voted into 11 Pro Bowls.
Who has the highest QB rating of all time?
Aaron Rodgers
Which QB holds the most records?
Brees was the first player in NFL history with 7,000 completions, ahead of Brady (6,778) and Brett Favre (6,300). He owns the top three single-season completions marks — setting the NFL record in 2016 with 471. Brees had 468 in 2011 and 456 in 2014, which are the No. 2 and No.
What team has Tom Brady never beaten?
the New England Patriots
Who holds more records Brees or Brady?
As befits their two decades in the NFL, Brady and Brees occupy the top two spots on some of the most significant career passing stats leader boards. Brees is the all-time leader in passing yards (80,358) and completions (7,142), with Brady second (79,204 and 6,778).
Who is the best QB in 2020?
Patrick Mahomes
Who is the best QB in 2021?
LOOK: The best quarterbacks in the NFL in 2021
Who was the worst QB in 2020?
With that being said, here are the five worst starting quarterbacks in the NFL in 2020.
Who was the worst QB in NFL history?
The 15 Worst Quarterbacks in NFL History Were Painful to Watch
