Bucs face Ring of Honor dilemma

[Feel Real Good]

No to Dunn. He said he wanted to be remembered as Falcon.

You don't get into the Ring of Honor with two 1,000 yard season in five years, anyways.

[Detrimental]

Paul Gruber

[Detrimental]

Karl Williams

Edell Sheppard

Trent Dilfer

James Wilder

[nitey]

I don't think Doug deserves the honor. As some pointed out, he was only here 5 seasons and didn't make any Pro-bowls with the team. And even if some think that he does, we should go with players that are more deserving and certainly guys like Paul Gruber, Brooks, Alstott, Nickerson, Lynch, eventually Barber deserve entry before Williams.

Maybe the next guy should be Ricky Bell. The dude died a Buc.

[sunrisejeff]

I definetly agree with the Gruber pick

[JDog]

Alstott!

[BuccinTex]

I'm of the opinion that Dunn and Williams don't deserve to be on that ring of honor but if the organization does and he's willing to stop pouting and show up I'm all for it.   Personally I'd rather see Gruber or Hardy this year.   Are they going to do it one person per year?  Just wondering, it might be cool to have a big shared celebration for Lynch, Sapp, and Brooks.   At least in the same season and do a ceremony in three different home games.   

[RHBucsFan]

in order:
Brooks
Sapp
Alstott
Dungy
Kiffin
Lynch
Barber
Gruden

[JDog]

Maybe the next guy should be Ricky Bell. The dude died a Buc.

He actually didn't "die a Buc".   He played for the Chargers in 82 and died in 84.   I do think Bell should go in, but not yet.

Here's a link to the Ricky Bell story.   Mario Van Peebles...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103123/   

[SunnyD]

I'm done with Doug Williams.

I don't care if he isn't in the ring of honor.

Even Favre didn't publically drag Green Bay through the coals.

[JDog]

in order:
Brooks
Sapp
Alstott
Dungy
Kiffin
Lynch
Barber
Gruden

My order:

Mike Alstott   (number one all time fan favorite)
Paul Gruber
Derrick Brooks
Warren Sapp
John Lynch
James Wilder
Jon Gruden
Hardy Nickerson
Doug Williams (say what you want about him, he was the heart and soul of the early Bucs when they had some success)
Tony Dungy
Ronde Barber
Ricky Bell
Jimmy Giles
Simeon Rice (should have been superbowl MVP)

[ryan24]

Gruber's an interesting choice. He's been out of the minds of most fans for a while now and it might be a nice opportunity to remind them. Most of the rest of the suggestions are still in fresh in the minds of the fans. I'd like to keep the ROH a relatively small collection of players. Some are just throwing out too many names.

[JDog]

I forgot to mention Trent Dilfer.

[MUSCLE_HAMSTER]

Brooks and Sapp before him anyway, IMO.

[JDog]

For special teams, I wouldn't mind seeing Curtis Buckley in there.   That guy was damn exciting to watch!