Elway Heads Class of 2004 Hall of Fame Selections
The Class of 2004 includes John Elway and Barry Sanders, both first-ballot selections after stellar careers with the Denver Broncos and Detroit Lions. Carl Eller and Bob Brown, noted linemen from the Purple People Eaters era, also join the Hall after lengthy paths to induction.
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Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees Highlight NFL Legends
Bob Brown, Carl Eller, John Elway, and others are profiled as Hall of Fame inductees. Brown is noted for his 16 NFL seasons and All-Pro honors with Eagles Rams and Raiders. Eller anchors the Purple People Eaters defense with 44 sacks and 23 fumbles recovered. Elway leads Broncos to two Super Bowls with record game-winning drives and career yardage milestones.
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Sanders
Walter Payton
Brett Favre
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Sayers
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Brown
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Rams
Raiders
Denver
Beater
Carl Eller
Eller
Alan Page
Minnesota
Bler
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Los Angeles Rams
Oakland Raiders
Denver Broncos
Los Angeles
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Seattle Seahawks
Buffalo Bills
Vikings
Mobile
Jim Marshall
Baltimore Colts
Broncos
Cleveland Browns
Fealy
Jason Elam
Elan
Clinton Portis
Shannon Sharpe
Reid
John Kasay
Panthers
Kasay
Jason Hanson
Lions
Hanson
Motown
Matt Stover
Ravens
Stover
Paul Edinger
Bears
Edinger
John Hall
Redakins
Hall
Joe Gibbs
Redskins
Sebastian Janikowski
Janikowski
Shipp sidelined by broken leg for eight weeks
Arizona Cardinals running back Marcel Shipp, the team's 2003 rushing leader with 880 yards, broke his left fibula during an intrasquad scrimmage and will miss at least eight weeks after surgery. Shipp had a plate and screws inserted, with further pins planned, as coach Dennis Green expressed disappointment and caution.
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Shipp
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Fantasy football: season prep and kicker relies on scoring
Fantasy owners should tailor drafts to scoring systems with 2004 projections for kickers and tight ends. The guide ranks top kickers like Vanderjagt and Akers, notes their offenses and venues, and gives tight end projections for Gonzalez, Winslow, Heap, and others, plus a closing tease about defenses.
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Kickers
Donovan McNabb
Terrall Owens
Lincoln Field
Akers
Josh Brown
Seahawks
Brown
Jeff Wilkins
Rams
Wilkins
Ryan Longwell
Packers
Longwell
Adam Vinatieri
Patriots
Vinatieri
Coray Dillon
Jay Feely
Falcons
Feely
Michael Vick
Vick
West Coast
Tony Gonzalez
Chiefs
Gonzalez
NFL
Kellen Winslow Jr
Browns
Winslow
Jeff Garcia
Todd Heap
Ravens
Heap
Bata
Aaron Brooks
Williams
Alge Crumpler
Crumpier
Lana
Jeremy Shockey
Giants
Shockey
Randy McMichael
Dolphins
Ricky Williams
McMichael
Bubba Franks
Franks
Erron Kinney
Titans
Frank Wycheck
Kinney
Steve McNair
Okie Ben Troupe
Daniel Graham
Graham
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