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TMZSports.com Sean McVay says there WILL be a bronze bust of Eric Weddle in Canton someday... telling TMZ Sports the safety is a no-brainer Hall of Famer! Weddle started in all but 15 of the 201 career games he played in and with the numbers he accumulated during that time a case can be made that Weddle should be considered for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Former Ravens, Chargers and Rams safety Eric Weddle announced his retirement on Twitter after 13 seasons in the NFL. Weddle’s career spanned 13 seasons where he was named first-team All-Pro twice in his career and he went to six Pro Bowls. All day. “He’s a special person — one of the smartest players I’ve ever worked with,” McVay says. Everyday. He was also an eight-time Pro Bowler and was twice named first-team All-Pro during his 11-year career. Weddle was always an exceptional player but his skill was masked and dwarfed by the two all-world safeties playing within his conference.
He’s a Hall of Famer.” EX-Rams Safety Eric Weddle “Is A Hall of Famer,” Says Rams Coach Sean McVay | Heavy.com Los Angeles Rams head coach thinks Eric Weddle is a no brainer Hall of Famer. Peyton Manning threw 11 interceptions in 2012, just two of those returned for interceptions. He may never wear a yellow jacket or have a bronze beard in Canton, but Eric Weddle has had a career worthy of Hall of Fame consideration.
In my ten seasons covering the Denver Broncos, I got to see a lot of Eric Weddle. Polamalu won two Super Bowl titles while recording 770 career tackles, 12 sacks, 32 interceptions, 14 forced fumbles, and five career defensive touchdowns. Few have done it better, and even fewer with more style. He may never wear a yellow jacket or have a bronze beard in Canton, but Eric Weddle has had a career worthy of Hall of Fame consideration. He could very well be a Hall of Famer, but it could be debated that the player shouldn’t be. “He’s had a great career. Justin Smith’s Hall of Fame case has picked up steam over the last several seasons, as his impact in San Francisco has been exceptional. He ties Atwater for last place in interceptions while coming definitively in last for both forced fumbles and fumble recoveries. Given the pass-happy era in which Weddle played, you’d expect he would at least rank well in this area against guys who played in the more run-dominated 1970s, ’80s and ’90s.Though Weddle is well respected among his peers, he simply doesn’t have the stats to make a definitive case for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. NFL defensive back Eric Weddle, a sure-fire future Hall of Famer, enjoyed a “great run” (his words, see below) during a 13-year career during which he was named All-Pro five times and played in …
(Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images) He was well known for his football intelligence and ability to both lead and mentor other defensive players.Sign up for the Ravens Wire newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morningThe Baltimore Ravens surprised many by making defensive tackle Daylon Mack one of their early cuts as they work to get down to the 80-man roster limit for training camp. Smith, 35, has now played 14 years, missing just three games. He made his presence felt with bone-jarring tackles and didn’t give quarterbacks much room for error. https://ravenswire.usatoday.com/2020/02/06/eric-weddle-retirement-pro-football-hall-of-fame-worthy/
https://ravenswire.usatoday.com/2020/02/06/eric-weddle-retirement-pro-football-hall-of-fame-worthy/ Sean McVay says there WILL be a bronze bust of Eric Weddle in Canton someday … telling TMZ Sports the safety is a no-brainer Hall of Famer! Then again, the voters aren’t robots and a certain amount of bias could come into play.Still, it shouldn’t diminish what was a great career for Weddle.
Given what we know about the players already in the Hall of Fame, we can take a close look at Weddle’s career to see how it compares to legends of the sport.In this case, I took a look at the per-game stats of five other safeties that recently got inducted into the Hall of Fame — Steve Atwater, Brian Dawkins, Kenny Easley, Cliff Harris and Troy Polamalu. Seemingly every good player ends up being the subject of this debate when he retires, and Weddle is certainly no different. "He's a special person -- …
He recorded 1,179 tackles, had 29 interceptions, 8 forced fumbles, 9.5 sacks and five defensive touchdowns in his career. 2x First-Team All Pro. Because he wasn’t able to compare to Reed or Polamalu, does that mean he isn’t a Hall of Famer? It also might indicate what Baltimore wants to do on their...All the talk about the Baltimore Ravens potentially signing free agent wide receiver Antonio Brown might have finally been put to rest.The NFL announced an eight-game suspension for Brown for multiple violations of the league's personal conduct policy. Enjoy retirement, Eric (along with copious amounts of ice cream).
Free safety Eric Weddle #32 of the San Diego Chargers gets help from strong safety Clinton Hart #42 as they tackle tight end Tony Scheffler #88 of the Denver Broncos during NFL action at Invesco Field at Mile High on September 14, 2008 in Denver, Colorado. "My thing is, I'm just trying to work hard, I'm trying to play, I'm trying to get on the field someway somehow. To be fair, no wide receiver has come close to the production that Edelman has put up in the postseason in the PFF era. For 13 seasons Eric Weddle roamed NFL backfields making life difficult for opposing pass-catchers all across the League.
TMZSports.com Sean McVay says there WILL be a bronze bust of Eric Weddle in Canton someday... telling TMZ Sports the safety is a no-brainer Hall of Famer! Weddle started in all but 15 of the 201 career games he played in and with the numbers he accumulated during that time a case can be made that Weddle should be considered for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Former Ravens, Chargers and Rams safety Eric Weddle announced his retirement on Twitter after 13 seasons in the NFL. Weddle’s career spanned 13 seasons where he was named first-team All-Pro twice in his career and he went to six Pro Bowls. All day. “He’s a special person — one of the smartest players I’ve ever worked with,” McVay says. Everyday. He was also an eight-time Pro Bowler and was twice named first-team All-Pro during his 11-year career. Weddle was always an exceptional player but his skill was masked and dwarfed by the two all-world safeties playing within his conference.
He’s a Hall of Famer.” EX-Rams Safety Eric Weddle “Is A Hall of Famer,” Says Rams Coach Sean McVay | Heavy.com Los Angeles Rams head coach thinks Eric Weddle is a no brainer Hall of Famer. Peyton Manning threw 11 interceptions in 2012, just two of those returned for interceptions. He may never wear a yellow jacket or have a bronze beard in Canton, but Eric Weddle has had a career worthy of Hall of Fame consideration.
In my ten seasons covering the Denver Broncos, I got to see a lot of Eric Weddle. Polamalu won two Super Bowl titles while recording 770 career tackles, 12 sacks, 32 interceptions, 14 forced fumbles, and five career defensive touchdowns. Few have done it better, and even fewer with more style. He may never wear a yellow jacket or have a bronze beard in Canton, but Eric Weddle has had a career worthy of Hall of Fame consideration. He could very well be a Hall of Famer, but it could be debated that the player shouldn’t be. “He’s had a great career. Justin Smith’s Hall of Fame case has picked up steam over the last several seasons, as his impact in San Francisco has been exceptional. He ties Atwater for last place in interceptions while coming definitively in last for both forced fumbles and fumble recoveries. Given the pass-happy era in which Weddle played, you’d expect he would at least rank well in this area against guys who played in the more run-dominated 1970s, ’80s and ’90s.Though Weddle is well respected among his peers, he simply doesn’t have the stats to make a definitive case for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. NFL defensive back Eric Weddle, a sure-fire future Hall of Famer, enjoyed a “great run” (his words, see below) during a 13-year career during which he was named All-Pro five times and played in …
(Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images) He was well known for his football intelligence and ability to both lead and mentor other defensive players.Sign up for the Ravens Wire newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morningThe Baltimore Ravens surprised many by making defensive tackle Daylon Mack one of their early cuts as they work to get down to the 80-man roster limit for training camp. Smith, 35, has now played 14 years, missing just three games. He made his presence felt with bone-jarring tackles and didn’t give quarterbacks much room for error. https://ravenswire.usatoday.com/2020/02/06/eric-weddle-retirement-pro-football-hall-of-fame-worthy/
https://ravenswire.usatoday.com/2020/02/06/eric-weddle-retirement-pro-football-hall-of-fame-worthy/ Sean McVay says there WILL be a bronze bust of Eric Weddle in Canton someday … telling TMZ Sports the safety is a no-brainer Hall of Famer! Then again, the voters aren’t robots and a certain amount of bias could come into play.Still, it shouldn’t diminish what was a great career for Weddle.
Given what we know about the players already in the Hall of Fame, we can take a close look at Weddle’s career to see how it compares to legends of the sport.In this case, I took a look at the per-game stats of five other safeties that recently got inducted into the Hall of Fame — Steve Atwater, Brian Dawkins, Kenny Easley, Cliff Harris and Troy Polamalu. Seemingly every good player ends up being the subject of this debate when he retires, and Weddle is certainly no different. "He's a special person -- …
He recorded 1,179 tackles, had 29 interceptions, 8 forced fumbles, 9.5 sacks and five defensive touchdowns in his career. 2x First-Team All Pro. Because he wasn’t able to compare to Reed or Polamalu, does that mean he isn’t a Hall of Famer? It also might indicate what Baltimore wants to do on their...All the talk about the Baltimore Ravens potentially signing free agent wide receiver Antonio Brown might have finally been put to rest.The NFL announced an eight-game suspension for Brown for multiple violations of the league's personal conduct policy. Enjoy retirement, Eric (along with copious amounts of ice cream).
Free safety Eric Weddle #32 of the San Diego Chargers gets help from strong safety Clinton Hart #42 as they tackle tight end Tony Scheffler #88 of the Denver Broncos during NFL action at Invesco Field at Mile High on September 14, 2008 in Denver, Colorado. "My thing is, I'm just trying to work hard, I'm trying to play, I'm trying to get on the field someway somehow. To be fair, no wide receiver has come close to the production that Edelman has put up in the postseason in the PFF era. For 13 seasons Eric Weddle roamed NFL backfields making life difficult for opposing pass-catchers all across the League.