Seen that? - Keyshawn Johnson is Hall of Fame Player

Filed in archive Best of on May 23, 2010

Keyshawn Johnson is Hall of Fame Player End Zone Buzz

Courtesy Starpulse.com After being cut by the Carolina Panthers, Keyshawn Johnson decided to hang up his Football helmet, in favor of an ESPN microphone. Johnson being cut sparked an interesting debate between friends over beers as to Keyshawn Johnson's place among all-time great wide receivers. I suggested that Johnson is a Hall of Fame player and should be regarded as one of the great possession receivers of all-time. A friend [...] Read More


Keyshawn Johnson has plenty of football left End Zone Buzz

Courtesy Starpulse.com Is there an NFL team in need of a 35-year-old wide receiver with 800 career receptions? If any teams feel they have room for a guy who had 70 catches, 815 yards and four touchdowns last season, and many likely do, Keyshawn Johnson is available. Ironically, the Carolina Panthers released Johnson after the nfl draft. Johnson being cut is ironic, because he was an analyst for ESPN during [...] Read More


Best Hall of Fame Class Ever? End Zone Buzz

In five years, there's going to be one hell of a Hall of Fame class in Canton, Ohio at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. This offseason has seen the retirements of some of the game's all-time greats at their positions: Larry Allen at offensive guard, Jonathan Ogden at offensive tackle, Warren Sapp at defensive tackle, Michael Strahan at defensive end and Brett Favre at quarterback. Each should be a shoo-in. [...] Read More


Aviation Hall of Fame Inducts Ride, Fossett, and Others The Aviation Weblog

The National Aviation Hall of Fame inducted Sally Ride, the first American woman in space - and Steve Fossett - the first person to navigate the planet solo via balloon. Other inductees include Walter Boyne, Evelyn Johnson, and Frederick Smith. Sally Ride, 56, a California native, accepted the medallion signifying her induction Saturday in front of a crowd of about 1,000 at the Dayton Convention Center. Ride became the first U.S. woman [...] Read More


Hall of Fame Material Eagle Par Birdie

Courtesy: ImageWire Two of golf's veteran champions were finally elected to the Golf Hall of Fame on Wednesday. Now, I can never figure out how some sports figures get right into their respective Halls of Fame and others, equally or more qualified, have to wait and wait. Case in point with Curtis Strange and Hubert Green. Green and Strange joked that every year at this time Green would call Strange and ask, "Did you [...] Read More