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NFL kickers/punters who should already have gone into the Pro Football Kickers Hall of Fame (if such existed):

  1. Ray Guy
  2. Tom Dempsey
  3. Mark Moseley – Only kicker to win the MVP('82) and last of the “straight-on” place kickers
  4. Scott “Wide Right” Norwood
  5. Tommy Davis, the 49ers’ punter in the Sixties.
  6. Mike Vanderjagt, Colts’ field goal kicker

He retired as the most accurate field goal kicker in CFL and NFL history of all kickers with at least 100 field goal attempts (230 of 266, 86.5% as of January 2010).

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NFL kickers/punters who should already have gone into the Pro Football Kickers Hall of Fame (if such existed):

  1. Ray Guy
  2. Tom Dempsey
  3. Mark Moseley – Only kicker to win the MVP('82) and last of the “straight-on” place kickers
  4. Scott “Wide Right” Norwood
  5. Tommy Davis, the 49ers’ punter in the Sixties.
  6. Mike Vanderjagt, Colts’ field goal kicker
  7. Sammy Baugh, a brilliant punter in addition to being a Hall of Fame quarterback
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NFL kickers/punters who should already have gone into the Pro Football Kickers Hall of Fame (if such existed):

  1. Ray Guy
  2. Tom Dempsey
  3. Mark Moseley – Only kicker to win the MVP('82) and last of the “straight-on” place kickers
  4. Scott “Wide Right” Norwood
  5. Tommy Davis, the 49ers’ punter in the Sixties.
  6. Mike Vanderjagt, Colts’ field goal kicker
  7. Sammy Baugh, a brilliant punter in addition to being a Hall of Fame quarterback
  8. Reggie Roby, Miami Dolphins
    (Died at the age of 44 in 2005)
    (Also, Sammy Baugh’s #33 is the only jersey number officially retired by the Redskins)
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NFL kickers/punters who should already have gone into the Pro Football Kickers Hall of Fame (if such existed):

  1. Ray Guy
  2. Tom Dempsey
  3. Mark Moseley – Only kicker to win the MVP('82) and last of the “straight-on” place kickers
  4. Scott “Wide Right” Norwood
  5. Tommy Davis, the 49ers’ punter in the Sixties.
  6. Mike Vanderjagt, Colts’ field goal kicker
  7. Sammy Baugh, a brilliant punter in addition to being a Hall of Fame quarterback
  8. Reggie Roby, Miami Dolphins
  9. Morten Andersen - Top all-time NFL scorer
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NFL kickers/punters who should already have gone into the Pro Football Kickers Hall of Fame (if such existed):

  1. Ray Guy
  2. Tom Dempsey
  3. Mark Moseley – Only kicker to win the MVP('82) and last of the “straight-on” place kickers
  4. Scott “Wide Right” Norwood
  5. Tommy Davis, the 49ers’ punter in the Sixties.
  6. Mike Vanderjagt, Colts’ field goal kicker
  7. Sammy Baugh, a brilliant punter in addition to being a Hall of Fame quarterback
  8. Reggie Roby, Miami Dolphins
  9. Morten Andersen - Top all-time NFL scorer
  10. Garo Yepremian, the only field goal kicker to throw a pick-6 in the Super Bowl
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NFL kickers/punters who should already have gone into the Pro Football Kickers Hall of Fame (if such existed):

  1. Ray Guy
  2. Tom Dempsey
  3. Mark Moseley – Only kicker to win the MVP('82) and last of the “straight-on” place kickers
  4. Scott “Wide Right” Norwood
  5. Tommy Davis, the 49ers’ punter in the Sixties.
  6. Mike Vanderjagt, Colts’ field goal kicker
  7. Sammy Baugh, a brilliant punter in addition to being a Hall of Fame quarterback
  8. Reggie Roby, Miami Dolphins
  9. Morten Andersen - Top all-time NFL scorer
  10. Garo Yepremian, the only field goal kicker to throw a pick-6 in the Super Bowl
  11. Pete Gogolak for pioneering soccer style kicking
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NFL kickers/punters who should already have gone into the Pro Football Kickers Hall of Fame (if such existed):

  1. Ray Guy
  2. Tom Dempsey
  3. Mark Moseley – Only kicker to win the MVP('82) and last of the “straight-on” place kickers
  4. Scott “Wide Right” Norwood
  5. Tommy Davis, the 49ers’ punter in the Sixties.
  6. Mike Vanderjagt, Colts’ field goal kicker
  7. Sammy Baugh, a brilliant punter in addition to being a Hall of Fame quarterback
  8. Reggie Roby, Miami Dolphins
  9. Morten Andersen - Top all-time NFL scorer
  10. Garo Yepremian, the only field goal kicker to throw a pick-6 in the Super Bowl
  11. Pete Gogolak for pioneering soccer style kicking
  12. Lou Groza, from the Cleveland Browns (1950s-60s) who fittingly earned the nickname “The Toe.”
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NFL kickers/punters who should already have gone into the Pro Football Kickers Hall of Fame (if such existed):

  1. Ray Guy
  2. Tom Dempsey
  3. Mark Moseley – Only kicker to win the MVP('82) and last of the “straight-on” place kickers
  4. Scott “Wide Right” Norwood
  5. Tommy Davis, the 49ers’ punter in the Sixties.
  6. Mike Vanderjagt, Colts’ field goal kicker
  7. Sammy Baugh, a brilliant punter in addition to being a Hall of Fame quarterback
  8. Reggie Roby, Miami Dolphins
  9. Morten Andersen - Top all-time NFL scorer
  10. Garo Yepremian, the only field goal kicker to throw a pick-6 in the Super Bowl
  11. Pete Gogolak for pioneering soccer style kicking
  12. Lou Groza, from the Cleveland Browns (1950s-60s) who fittingly earned the nickname “The Toe.”
  13. Jan Stenerud, KC Chiefs - who could have won the 1971 playoff game in regulation had Hank Stram let him try a 65-yard field goal on the last play. Stram decided against it, and this game went on to become the longest game in NFL history, a double-overtime playoff classic won by Garo Yepremian’s (#10 in this list) kick. The game was in Kansas City, and it was on Christmas Day.
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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
  4. 99: Wayne Gretzky, Only number retired by the entire NHL
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I’m going to add the “no duplicated numbers” requirement. Hope that’s okay!
Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport. No duplicated numbers.

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
  4. 99: Wayne Gretzky, Only number retired by the entire NHL
  5. 33: Sammy Baugh, Washington Redskins. The only number officially retired by the 'Skins.
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I’m going to add the “no duplicated numbers” requirement. Hope that’s okay!
Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport. No duplicated numbers.

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
  4. 99: Wayne Gretzky, Only number retired by the entire NHL
  5. 33: Sammy Baugh, Washington Redskins. The only number officially retired by the 'Skins.
  6. 42: Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers, retired by all of Major League Baseball.
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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport. No duplicated numbers.

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
  4. 99: Wayne Gretzky, Only number retired by the entire NHL
  5. 33: Sammy Baugh, Washington Redskins. The only number officially retired by the 'Skins.
  6. 42: Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers, retired by all of Major League Baseball.
  7. 23: Ryne Sandberg, Chicago Cubs
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Well, there goes Michael Jordan from being added to this list.

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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport. No duplicated numbers.

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
  4. 99: Wayne Gretzky, Only number retired by the entire NHL
  5. 33: Sammy Baugh, Washington Redskins. The only number officially retired by the 'Skins.
  6. 42: Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers, retired by all of Major League Baseball.
  7. 23: Ryne Sandberg, Chicago Cubs
  8. #4, for Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees. Gehrig was one of the first MLB players to wear a uniform number, and THE first to have his number retired
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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport. No duplicated numbers.

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
  4. 99: Wayne Gretzky, Only number retired by the entire NHL
  5. 33: Sammy Baugh, Washington Redskins. The only number officially retired by the 'Skins.
  6. 42: Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers, retired by all of Major League Baseball.
  7. 23: Ryne Sandberg, Chicago Cubs
  8. #4, for Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees. Gehrig was one of the first MLB players to wear a uniform number, and THE first to have his number retired
  9. 3: The Babe. No need to add any more info.
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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport. No duplicated numbers.

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
  4. 99: Wayne Gretzky, Only number retired by the entire NHL
  5. 33: Sammy Baugh, Washington Redskins. The only number officially retired by the 'Skins.
  6. 42: Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers, retired by all of Major League Baseball.
  7. 23: Ryne Sandberg, Chicago Cubs
  8. #4, for Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees. Gehrig was one of the first MLB players to wear a uniform number, and THE first to have his number retired
  9. 3: The Babe. No need to add any more info.
  10. 9: Roger Maris, New York Yankees!
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Favorite Retired Jersey Numbers (or even no numbers, for old-time players) - Give #, Name, and Team and/or Sport. No duplicated numbers.

  1. 24: Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
  2. 41: Tom Seaver, NY Mets
  3. 1: Terry Sawchuck, Detroit Red Wings
  4. 99: Wayne Gretzky, Only number retired by the entire NHL
  5. 33: Sammy Baugh, Washington Redskins. The only number officially retired by the 'Skins.
  6. 42: Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers, retired by all of Major League Baseball.
  7. 23: Ryne Sandberg, Chicago Cubs
  8. #4, for Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees. Gehrig was one of the first MLB players to wear a uniform number, and THE first to have his number retired
  9. 3: The Babe. No need to add any more info.
  10. 9: Roger Maris, New York Yankees!
  11. 44: Hank Aaron, Braves & Brewers (also Reggie Jackson Yankees/A’s and Willie McCovey, Giants)