Is Tim Brown really worthy of the HOF?

[Deuce Coupe]

What a little coward he is to claim that The Bucs were given the Super Bowl win by Bill Callahan because he was friends with John Gruden... Really not what I expect from a potential Hall of Fame member.


Here's what several Bucs have to say. http://www2.tbo.com/news/opinion/2013/jan/24/6/fennelly-2002-bucs-fire-back-at-raiders-brown-ar-614976/

[GulfG8r]

Yes. Absolutely. He went to Notre Dame

Next question. . . .

[scmike]

As another Domer, we can assume that Brown coached Teo in how to b.s. Katie Curic. Until now, I thought Brown was a class guy.

[Class of '78]

Brown spent his final unmemorable season on the Bucs roster with Gruden and most of the guys who helped win that Super Bowl, a zero contributor with a big ego. I recall him being unhappy at Gruden for not playing him more.

Gee, I wonder if that could have had anything to do with this outlandish comment.

[Gouryella]

Tim Brown is trying to make himself relevant. In fact, it sounds like a HOF voter told him that if he had that won Super Bowl win it probably would get him in. So now he is trying to rationalize why he didn't get the big win. Screw him.

Classless and a total punk for crying "sabotage".

[rogdochar]

Sabotage meet 'scabotage'.

[gatorpe]

Tim Brown won that Heisman because the eastern press and espn invented all purpose yards. They started counting his yardage when he ran out of the tunnel. He no more deserved it than that Nebraska guy they gave it to over Rex.

[Ringer]

Tim Brown won that Heisman because the eastern press and espn invented all purpose yards. They started counting his yard when he ran out of the tunnel. He no more deserved it than that Nebraska guy they gave it to over Rex.

+1

[gardnerwebbalumnigator]

I actually thought Gordie Lockbaum from Holy Cross deserved the Heisman the year Brown 'won' it.

[TommyGator]

no.