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Hank Bauer set a record that will never be broken. So why isn't he in the Chargers' Hall? Hank Bauer was one of the greatest special teams' players ever. Yet he's not in the Chargers' Hall of Fame. Author: May 25, 2021 Hank Bauer was one of the greatest special teams' players ever. Yet he's not in the Chargers' Hall of Fame. There are 39 individuals in the Los Angeles Chargers’ Hall of Fame, but former special-teams standout Hank Bauer isn't one of them. Call it what you will: An oversight, a misunderstanding or a mistake. But it should be corrected. And soon.

State Your Case: Fred Dryer was more than a Hollywood actor. He was a quarterback destroyer. Fred Dryer had over 100 sacks before the stat was official. That's a Hall of Fame career even if no one has noticed yet. Author: Fred Dryer photo courtesy of the Los Angeles Rams. Fred Dryer had over 100 sacks before the stat was official. That's a Hall of Fame career even if no one has noticed yet. If Fred Dryer were playing today he would be an ESPN fixture, a social media darling and a human highlight reel on most NFL Sundays. At 6-6, he was a towering, blonde-haired, Hollywood handsome quarterback...

State Your Case: Charles "Buckets'' Goldenberg, a forgotten hero of early Packer title teams. "Buckets" Goldenberg was an All-Decade star on three NFL title teams. So how come no one remembers him? Author: "Buckets'' Goldenberg photo courtesy Green Bay Packers. "Buckets" Goldenberg was an All-Decade star on three NFL title teams. So how come no one remembers him? Charles “Buckets” Goldenberg didn’t care where he played as long as it was in Green Bay. In 1933, “Buckets” led the Green Bay Packers in touchdowns with seven in his rookie season. That included six rushing touchdowns and a...

Photo courtesy of the Washington Football Team Art Monk hit the singles, but it was Gary Clark who hit the home runs for Washington's Super Bowl champions Art Monk is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. But as a selector, I always had a difficult time with his candidacy. Washington won three Super Bowls during Monk’s career. In each of those seasons, Washington had a Pro Bowl wide receiver. But it wasn’t Monk in any of those three seasons. Can you be a Hall-of- Fame receiver if you were never the best receiver on your best teams?