"He didn't have a championship pedigree" shows clip of him catching a pass in the Super Bowl "He didn't have the defining moment" shows clip of him on the sidelines after scoring 5 tubs in a playoff game

@vincentlyckowski9228

2 жыл бұрын

Lol...true..

@MrGrace

Жыл бұрын

I literally lost it at that point. "Doesn't have a championship pedigree" to me means that he never won one. But once I saw that, I said, "This is such BS."

@phizix5023

Жыл бұрын

What Didinger meant when he said that in the vid was simply that that's how he was perceived. Young and Rice got all the shine. He was overlooked because people seemed to focus more on his personality than his game. He's criminally underrated.

@metaldefender49

Жыл бұрын

Dude played outstanding in the Super Bowl. He and rice had 3 TDs each!

@chrishogue7823

10 ай бұрын

His defining moment wasn't on the field, it was stating to the press, "For who, for what?".

"For who, for what?" Idk how many times I've used that. Legendary quote

@consadosambora5347

6 жыл бұрын

James Burgess usually I say that to my wife when she complains about not climaxing.

@aregimechangeisimminent5781

6 жыл бұрын

Consado Sambora LMAO yeah

@Hulkamaniac418

5 жыл бұрын

Is there a KZread clip of him saying that? I haven’t seen that in years

@utahhoopsfreak8648

4 жыл бұрын

It's universal. "Dad, can I have 20 bucks?" "Do you think you can work some overtime this weekend?" "Hun, will you put some pants on this Thanksgiving?"

@demondturner4493

3 ай бұрын

Quit B.S.N. THEY DON'T LIKE CONFIDENT, BOISTEROUS BROTHERS... . PERIOD

"Let them eat cake." and "For who? For what?" - the most damaging quotes in history. At least Ricky still has his head attached.

@EdmacZ

Жыл бұрын

"I don't feel like I let the Defense down." ~Zach Wilson

They said that he got his ring and immediately jumped ship,well so did Deion Sanders.... so what!

@killakangz5317

6 жыл бұрын

The Legendary Lurch Logan tru...

@juangarza4303

6 жыл бұрын

The Legendary Lurch Logan and went and got another one. So what.

@joshuawarren8340

6 жыл бұрын

Word just a lame excuse to keep him out of the HOF

@johntalanoajr6741

3 жыл бұрын

No joke!!!!

@twandagreat885

3 жыл бұрын

The Niners only signed Deion for one year so they could get past Dallas and go to the bowl and win they new what it was with prime

San Francisco leveraged their future for that Super Bowl in '94. With the new salary cap law they couldn't afford to keep everybody, Ricky was a free agent and SF couldn't pay him. His TD catch in Super Bowl 29 was amazing. Go watch it. He was an incredible athlete and the best pass catching back of the era not named Marshall Faulk. He's a Notre Dame guy, which I hate, but he's HOF caliber.

I don't blame Waters. Look at how they penalize targeting rules nowadays. Back then, if a guy didn't get his brains knocked out his head, he wasn't tough enough. But, ask yourself, "Do I really love this guy or do I just love how he brings wins and glory to my favorite team?" I'm glad Rickey Waters has no brain damage and does have a great quality of life after football. #TeamWaters

The butthurt media makes me sick He has the ring, he played big in the big games, he has longevity & the stats He's a HOF player. Judge them on the field.

@mikeyoungblood1642

6 жыл бұрын

Shonen Right? We love Deion Sanders for doing the same Showboating that Ricky Watters did. Ricky's defining moment is Super Bowl 29

@loganstolberg2743

5 жыл бұрын

Shonen Roger Craig did more than him

@zachharrelson9971

4 жыл бұрын

He deserves a jacket but that interview will always make him look bad

@Adino1

4 жыл бұрын

For Who, For What defined him. It was his full selfishness on full display. I doubt he ever gets in.

@kinginanorth

4 жыл бұрын

@@loganstolberg2743 How do you figure that? Okay let's look at facts, stats... Roger Craig 165 G 8189 YDS 56 TDS 13100 TYDS 73 TDs 4 Pro-bowls Rickey Watters 144 G 10643 YDS 78 TDS 14891 TYDS 91 TDS 5 Pro-Bowls So less games played more yards and touchdowns for Ricky but yet Roger did more how, explain please...

Ricky should be in. He's being punished for leaving the 49ers and the "For who? For what?" statement.

@mikaallison5034

7 жыл бұрын

grinningchicken.

@GCDissapointment

7 жыл бұрын

BS like that is why I hate media folks voting for who gets in the HOF.

@howardcosell2022

4 жыл бұрын

He would have put up massive numbers in San Francisco.

Never understood the Ricky Watters hate...the man played hard...Randy Moss quit on more plays than Ricky Watters yet he’s one of the best receivers in NFL history

I'd put Roger Craig in first. He helped the evolution of running backs with expanding their role in the passing game.

@TheAlfrulz

7 жыл бұрын

Nicholas Williams - I didn't say he was first or the most influential, but Craig definitely played a key part along the way. I'm sure if you go digging there's probably someone from the leather helmet days that hardly anyone knows that pioneered it. But lenny Moore was a great one, reminded me of Marshall Faulk.

@douglaspatrick868

6 жыл бұрын

I would put Roger in first too, him and Marcus Allen are the two most well rounded and undeniably great backs of my lifetime. Ladanian Tomlinson is up there too but I don't remember him being an effective blocker at times in his career, though he got decent enough at it eventually IIRC, and his offensive output was pretty insane.

@tempest20000

6 жыл бұрын

TheAlfrulz EXACTLY!! Roger Craig was a powerful running back all of the 80s. He and Joe Montana together dominated decimated Marino and the Dolphins. One of the Dolphin wide receivers even said “It was Roger Craig who killed us that game. We couldn’t stop him.” And just watch his tape against the Rams. He was a beast. He was beast mode before beast mode before beast mode. He definitely deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame.

@ahgoodm

6 жыл бұрын

Marcus Allen was the do it all back right before Ricky.

@anthonyharp7696

5 жыл бұрын

@Nicholas Williams lenny more never rushed for 1000 yards and also had 1000 yards receiving in the same season or caught 90 receptions in a season. He beat out jerry rice for receptions 1 year. He was considered the best back in the league from 86-90. There were backs catching the ball out of the backfield before him but they were not doing it on that level. He was really the core of that offense

Philly was getting blown out when that play "for who, for what" happened with 3 minutes left down by 3 scores. Can't really blame the guy playing on that brutal turf in the old stadium risking injury on a meaningless play.

And this is why sports writers should not get a vote

@ZhangtheGreat

6 жыл бұрын

So who should get a vote? Who's more qualified than the people who cover the sport for a living?

@billyfresh23

6 жыл бұрын

ZhangtheGreat I’d say probably former players/coaches are more qualified..

@gregmac3513

6 жыл бұрын

Billy Fresh I'm two months late but thank you!! Former coaches/GMs/former players are more qualified than some nerdy sports writer who has an axe to grind

@KarlPostMalone

2 жыл бұрын

Let's keep it real...white sportswriters hold grudges against black players who don't play the "one of the good one's" role.

@youngzeus87

Жыл бұрын

Their bias is disgusting and always will be. Bunch of nerds who never played deciding who's worthy of the hall

The 49'ers have had many great running backs over the years .... Craig , Watters , Hearst , Garner , Gore

0:30 Funny cause I feel the same about you Howard, you hack journalist. Ricky Watters is a Hall of Famer, regardless of how he was in press conferences

So having a "big mouth" prevents an elite NFL player from reaching the HOF? Really? Then how in the hell did Michael Irvin, Warren Sapp and the co-Kings of Big Mouths (Deion Sanders and Shannon Sharpe) get elected in? Please. Watters deserves to be in the HOF.

@juliennethedragon

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂🍻🎥📷📹💯

@dumisatonyjohnson8145

5 жыл бұрын

Christopher G. Ricky Waters is a hall of famer 10,000 rushing yards 4,000 reception yards 91 all-purpose TDS in a 10 year career with the Niners Eagles 🦅 Niners 🏈 Adams Seahawks 🐦

@sheepdavis

4 жыл бұрын

Wtf did Warren Sapp do to deserve HOF induction?

@rileyblack7160

4 жыл бұрын

@@sheepdavis 100 sacks and change as a 1 tech

@waynerembert3116

4 жыл бұрын

@@sheepdavis 570 tackles, 100 sacks, 7 PRO BOWLS, 4 1st team AP, Defense POTY...

HOW AND WHY IS ROGER CRAIG NOT ON THIS LIST?!!

@everythingfootball62bigtex42

7 жыл бұрын

@ branon fontaine that's easy refer too my post up above

@THESMILINGHARTNELLS

4 жыл бұрын

everythingfootball#62 big tex johnson No it’s not. Roger Craig should be in. I am a big Giants fan and believe me we feared him. Do you not tell me he’s not him because of that fumble. That’s ridiculous

@baldridgeroy

3 жыл бұрын

roger craig is in.

@MrBdobb

3 жыл бұрын

@@baldridgeroy No he isn't. He's as 49er HOF but not a NFL HOF.

@ericmatterson9905

Жыл бұрын

They are holding the fumble in the 90 NFC championship game against him.......human nature to hold one mistake against someone forever it is a big one...not fair though

You know what’s funny about all these people commenting about rather he deserves to be in the hall of fame or not, criticizing him for not taking a hit over the middle….most of them have never put on pads and gotten hit by a 260 lb man going at 15 mph with the intention of hurting you….one game doesn’t defy a career nor does his off field antics have a say in how someone produced on the field….

Absolutely RIDICULOUS! Ricky Watters was a STUD! The man was great on and off the field. Still the NFL media treats him like they treat T.O. For both deserve to be In the HOF together.

Talk about a double standard! How was Ricky Watters any different from Deion Sanders? Both were arrogant and selfish. Deion never wanted to tackle

@ekscalybur

3 жыл бұрын

Deion was good enough to be a HOFer despite the legitimate criticisms against his fundamentals. He's like Randy Moss on defense, just imagine how much more of a legend he would have been if he tried as hard in all aspects of the game. Deion didn't want to tackle, Moss spent entire seasons just half-assing it. Ricky thought he was that good that he could get by half-assing it sometimes. He wasn't.

So Ricky Watters is accused of not having a championship pedigree even though he won a Super Bowl? Aren’t there a whole bunch of players in the Hall of Fame that never won any kind of World Championship (Super Bowl or pre-Super Bowl NFL Championship)?

@jonathand.9555

5 жыл бұрын

veggieoilerfan They assume Ricky Watters largely rode the coattails of Young and Rice to win Super Bowl 29 even though he was a key part of making them contenders in the years before then.

@xaviervega468

4 жыл бұрын

Ricky Watters isn't in because the media doesn't like him and Watters refuses to kiss their ass. No other reason.

The most underrated H back in the history of the game 2nd round pick by the San Francisco 49ers in 1991 Super Bowl 🏟 XXIX Champion In 1995 (1 rushing touchdown and 2 reception touchdowns vs. San Diego) Ran for 5 rushing touchdowns vs. New York football Giants in a 1993/94 Division Round *NFL single game playoffs record* Also played with the Philadelphia Eagles 🦅 and Seattle Seahawks 🐦 10,000+ rushing yards (78 TDS) and 4,000+ reception yards (13 TD catches) in his 10 year pro career (1991-2001)

@bdeezy1794

5 жыл бұрын

he’s not an H back

@dumisatonyjohnson8145

4 жыл бұрын

B Deezy Running back

All trash arguments for why he's not in

@josedopwell9645

6 жыл бұрын

C S , hard to watch a bunch of guys who write and/or talk about sports criticizing Watters for not extending his arms on one play. I respect it far more when I hear former players speaking about such things.

@60BloodyChamp60

5 жыл бұрын

Jose Dopwell if you wantin the HoF you can't take a play off...not even literally 1

@josedopwell9645

5 жыл бұрын

60BloodyChamp60 , do you honestly believe that 100% of the HOF players played hard 100% of the time?

@60BloodyChamp60

5 жыл бұрын

Jose Dopwell I don't just believe, but I've seen with my own eyes players not go alligators arms ever. He did it twice in the Tampa game

@CS-wn2sz

5 жыл бұрын

60BloodyChamp60 you didn't watch football when people were allowed to go for the head if you think that. Randy moss has shied away from contact over the middle plenty of times so has Marvin Harrison. Everyone talks about how deion didn't put his body on the line to make tackles. That willingness to get killed isn't a prerequisite to get in people just don't like waters so they reach for the arguments against him

Ricky Watters...🔥🔥🔥

Championships are so overrated when determining Hall of Fame Status but did David Haugh think the NFL was also on strike along with the MLB in 1994?... In addition, durability means nothing for the HOF, but Ricky Watters rarely got injured. He was always playing 16 games a year for Philly and Seattle during his prime.

In today's game he'd be your normal player with a dope social media account. Put him in the hall.

The 49ers not winning a Super Bowl after he left didn't have anything to do with him. There was poor management at the 49ers and they went downhill for a loooooong time. They violated the Salary Cap to win the one they did get with him there.

Roger Craig

@thescatman5029

6 жыл бұрын

Looked at the numbers and surprisingly, Ricky outdoes Rogers! But Roger got more rings!

@tempest20000

6 жыл бұрын

Craig was a powerful running back all of the 80s. He and Joe Montana together dominated and decimated Marino and the Dolphins. One of the Dolphin wide receivers even said “It was Roger Craig who killed us that game. We couldn’t stop him.” And just watch his tape against the Rams. He was a beast. He was beast mode before beast mode before beast mode. He definitely deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame.

Corey Dillon Fred Taylor Ricky Watters Roger Craig Edgerin James All of them should be in the HOF

@rivalstorm7216

2 жыл бұрын

Well the Edge is 4 left to go

I swear to God I'ma be dead 😂😂😂😂😂 if someone is in the hall of fame room saying "For Who, For What?" when his name comes up. And maybe that's called karma baby!!! That is absolutely hilarious 😂😂😂

Ricky was an elite running back his first couple of years, but he was more of a great receiving back his last year with the 49era. When he went to Philly, Charlie Garner was the better runner. What was more impressive was Ricky getting lots of carries and receptions every year and racking up the numbers.

Ricky should 100% be in the hall. With those stats and being able to rush for 1000 yards for 3 DIFFERENT TEAMS is all down the toilet because of that for who for what quote. That will continue to haunt him.

I met Ricky today at a Costco, he was signing autographs

Walter Payton didn't get "to shine in a super bowl" but he won so why tf does that matter? These old farts are lost

@veggieoilerfan2940

5 жыл бұрын

Deaner Wiener The clueless dipshits in this episode failed to realize that Ricky Watters really did shine in Super Bowl XXIX. He had 108 yards from scrimmage and three touchdowns. In my opinion his performance was similar to Roger Craig’s performance in Super Bowl XIX. Craig had 135 yards from scrimmage and three touchdowns in Super Bowl XIX. I always thought that Roger Craig was properly credited with having a great performance in Super Bowl XIX. So why do people forget about Ricky Watters’ performance in Super Bowl XXIX so easily?

@AlexA-de7is

4 жыл бұрын

@@veggieoilerfan2940 good stuff! Love Watters

Nobody loved Ricky as a player when he was with the Seahawks more than me but I have to admit when they say HOF my natural reaction is no but when they start to break it down by numbers I think he at least deserves serious consideration.

Rickey Watters would already be in the Hall of Fame if he played his whole career in San Francisco.

Even as a Cowboy fan growing up I was still a Ricky Watters fan despite him playing for 2 of our major rivals. Dude definitely deserves to have a bronze bust and a gold jacket.

Shouldn’t HOF players get to selected who comes into the HOF??

@nighthawk326

3 жыл бұрын

No

@deontegarner6043

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

Apparently is wrong for some guys to have personality and show their love for the game. 5tds in a playoff game 3 tds in a super bowl big playoff preformer

Maybe, I'm dating myself but Dennis Rodman and Rickey Watters were my first favorite athletes. I had one of those little figures that we called "headliners" of Rickey Watters. And a poster on my wall of Rodman, with the Spurs, diving out of bounds for a loose ball. Lol

Corey dillon and him have to be most underrated runningbacks of all time

@daytradernupe

3 жыл бұрын

Corey Dillon Fred Taylor Ricky Watters Roger Craig Edgerin James All of them should be in the HOF

@woozie___

3 жыл бұрын

@@daytradernupe not doubt. Edge is going but every single one you mentioned deserve to be there too.

"For who? For what?"

He was incredible.

Ricky had it all: he could tough as nails grinder, or a finesse pass catcher. Broke my heart when he followed Ray Rhodes to Philadelphia. That 1995 49ers team could have ran it back to the Super Bowl if Ricky stayed.

Rickey Watters, Jamal Lewis, Corey Dillon all deserve the hall of fame clearly. They all have over 4.0 ypc avg for their career, rushed for over 10, 000 yards/won a super bowl/made pro bowls. Jamal even ran for over 2,000 yards in a season. IDK.

@Briggie

3 жыл бұрын

Priest Holmes, Fred Taylor, and Edgerin James deserve to get in as well.

This man belongs in the HOF, period. Eye test✔Supporting numbers✔...*Did he win a ring?🤔 (Yes)✔✔👊💥 Wtf??? I understand that people like him and T.O. (who's also getting ph*cked right now) had rude/brash personalities but if they earned their position, you gotta pay the man his respect. At least the NBA got it right by not snubbing A.I.. Let's see what'll happen to Moss and Ray Lewis next year...

Personally when I think of a running back that is in the HOF I think of a back that you can build an offense around (Eric Dickerson, Jim Brown, Tony Dorsett & Barry Sanders for example). I personally don't think of Ricky Matters as the main focus of an offense. Still a Great player though.

What Sam Farmer says at the end of this video could not be any more true, the people with the vote are saying..'for who, for what?'. damn smh

DEFINITELY!!!

One play doesn't define a career.

thats kind of filthy that he's not in the HOF

The best RB or let me refraise tht best hands and route runner I've ever seen In a RB

This should be number one

17 people said why should I like this video for who for what!

I remember that game...it was out of reach anyway... He's gonna get killed for nothing? I don't blame him..

@careful7951

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. He was our offence that year. If he went down that season would have been in the toilet. Oh I'm a Eagles fan.

That is what is wrong with this world... he had several great plays but they hold one bad play against him. He is a HOF

Ricky Watters has Hof numbers and a Super bowl ring, he should get in!!!

@EdmacZ

5 жыл бұрын

For who? For what?

@dumisatonyjohnson8145

5 жыл бұрын

EdmacZ He gave his all on the field 10,000 rushing yards & 4,000 reception yards in his 10 year career He was a Super Bowl 🏟 Champion He ran for 5 rushing touchdowns in a single playoff game vs Giants He was putting up Marcus Allen type numbers If you don’t see that, you don’t know football 🏈

The 1990 Notre Dame team had Jerome Bettis, Ricky Watters, The Rocket, Dorsey Levens, Rodney Culver, Reggie Brooks,Tony Brooks-- all running backs. Reggie Brooks played DB that year.

It's a damn shame he is not in the Hall of Fame

For who? For what? Well, Ricky Watters got his answer.

He should have stayed with the Niners, him leaving is a big reason they didn't win again, Floyd got hurt in 95 and in 96, they had no solid running game after that.

@howardcosell2022

4 жыл бұрын

He would have put up massive numbers in San Francisco. He would have been there during the Terrell Owens years too. He would not have been the main target for defenses like he was in Philadelphia and Seattle.

3:00 He says for who for what?!! He was done!!! Howard Eskin

I feel that way alot of mornings but, I just keep it pushin' 🤔.

This is why the media shouldn’t be the judge

This man should be in the NFL Hall of Fame.

Someone please explain to me how Terrell Davis is in and Ricky Waters and Roger Craig is not

@Workingman22

8 ай бұрын

Because it's a popularity contest via media biases. Anytime I have this debate with friends I always use Terrell Davis example because he only had 2 good years yet backs like Waters who have amazing production/numbers get blacklisted over bias, grudges for ultimately petty reasons like a quote. These writers are smug and shouldn't be the ones voting, should be peers, players, coaches and other HOF players.

1:22 dude thats bill paxton

Ricky, kick it to me, kick it to MEEEEEE!

1411 yards eagles. Man is crazy!!

“1500yds all purpose. I’m ballin!!” - Goat Watters Dude I love to watch and read about, but I could just imagine how terrible it would be to have him as my teammate.

Speaking of niners running backs it’s absolutely astounding that roger Craig is not in the hall of fame either, was one of the best duel threat backs of all time

@zyxwut321

10 ай бұрын

Roger Craig had HOF seasons but didn't put it together for long enough to get in. He has an outside shot somewhere down the line for how he helped redefine the position, though.

Watters was great when he was with the 49ers, but "For who? For what?" disqualifies him from the HoF. It's bad enough he so blatantly alligator-armed that pass, but being openly contemptuous when asked about it is just next-level.

Roger Craig Deserves it more

@davidfromcolorado5295

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Sloane I'm sorry I guess one bad thing a guy does, does cost him Canton. Win one super bowl and have a shitty career after like Joe Namath its a lock right.

@michaelsloane1555

6 жыл бұрын

Stenerud's % would actually have him out of a job in today's NF:L. Namath's TD to INT ratio was -47 and was negative in 11 out of his 13 seasons. Lynn Swann never had a 1000 yard season and didn't have enough catches in his career to make PFR's career receptions list. To me, Namath is the most underserving Hall of Famer of all. A TD to INT ratio of -47 is terrible. That Namath is in the Hall of Fame and Ken Anderson isn't is a disgrace.

@michaelsloane1555

6 жыл бұрын

Even compared with other QBs of the 1960s and 1970s, Namath doesn't cut it. People like to defend Namath with the "it was a different era" argument, but let's look at some QBs of the 1960s and 1970s using completion %, passer rating, and TD_INT ratio. Bob Griese: 56.2%, 77.1, +20Ken Anderson: 59.3%, 81.9, +37Fran Tarkenton: 57%, 80.4, +76Bart Starr.: 57.4%, 80.5, +14Len Dawson: 57.1%, 82.6, +56Sonny Jurgensen: 57.1%, 82.6, +66Roger Staubach: 57%, 83.4, +44Terry Bradshaw: 51.9%, 70.9, +2Johnny Unitas: 54.6%, 78.2, +37Ken Stabler: 59.8%, 75.3, -28Joe Namath. 50.1%. 65/5, -47So, the results show, that, even when only compared with QBs of the 1960s and 1970s, Namath wasn't an elite QB. I'm more bothered by some of the iffy/undeserving inclusions BECAUSE there are snubs. Jerry Kramer had been an egregious snub before he finally got the call this year. But it still seems as though truly deserving players like Ken Anderson and Ty Law may never get in. If all known "deservings" were in, it would be easier to say "whatever" towards the underservings.

@michaelsloane1555

6 жыл бұрын

The major difference is that Jim Marshall's wrong way run occurred in a run of the mill regular season game that the Vikings actually won. Roger Craig's fumbles cost the 49ers a 3 peat. The 1990 49ers had an opportunity to 3 peat and Roger Craig is directly responsible for blowing that for them.

@TheWakeup011

5 жыл бұрын

@@michaelsloane1555 So with that logic Manning's pick six vs the saints should keep him out.....Not to mention any number of playoff gaffes by Favre. Absurd.

what am I gonna do get knocked out? for who, for what

Haller famer period!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Damn I feel bad that a his legacy has been tainted by a little shade thrown. He even said that he loves Philadelphia and that he will always love the city and the fans. Sounds like he wants forgiveness. WE EAGLES FANS LOVE YOU RICKY #flyeaglesfly

"For who? For what?" Fair or not, that's the first thing that comes to my mind when I hear his name. Here's a thought: Would any other Hall of Famer ever say that, or even think it?

Problem with Ricky is he doesn’t have a fanbase that really appreciates him lol he played for 10 years and spent 3 years with each team

Yes, he should be in there. A bit of a borderline case but he should be in there.

Surprised they failed to mention how many times he fumbled... 43 fumbles, losing 24 of them. That has some to do with him never going to the HOF.

@ThePrayinmantiz

Жыл бұрын

You're joking right

@bobsiyt6548

Жыл бұрын

@@ThePrayinmantiz are you?

@ThePrayinmantiz

8 ай бұрын

Should Brett Favre be in the Hall of Fame..?

2:50 For who for what?!!

If Edgerrin James isn't a Hall of Famer, and given the fact that he wasn't a finalist this year it seems like he probably isn't, then how the hell are you gonna tell me Ricky Watters belongs? C'mon, man.

@HipsterShiningArmor

2 жыл бұрын

@Fries yeah, my comment is 4 years old lol

Question: Should Watters be in the Hall of Fame? Voters: “For who? For what?”

94 49ers win the super bowl and let Deion Sanders and Ricky Watters both go... Smh

This man needs to be in the HOF!.

anybody remember when he speared the guy on the sideline?

Big time hall of famer, he’s better than Davis who is in the hall, but some writers mess it up with the hall of fame with the personal stuff and not the eyes and numbers staring at you telling you the HOF.

Man easy hall of famer are y’all crazy stats great teams and ring equal hall of fame

No Roger Craig, no Ricky Watters, and already guys campaigning against Frank Gore.... Is there a Niner rb bias???

He was done? He had more pro bowl seasons in Philly after that

He should have went in HOF the first year he was able... Look at Rivers for Chargers.. He hasn't done anything and I bet you he is a first ballet HOF

Dnt remember him much but I feel HOFer should be someone who dominated for at least 5 yrs. I know stats are stats but did the player dominated?

Stop the bull. He belongs in the hall of fame.

I wonder if he said for who for what when the hall of fame votes were brought to him

THE FACT THAT IM GETTING A SIGNED JERSEY because my moms coworker is friends with him 😻😻

It's should be about your stats.

If Ricky just stayed with SF the 49ers would of won 3 more SBs

@juliennethedragon

5 жыл бұрын

4 or more maybe 5 😎🍻💯

@TheWakeup011

5 жыл бұрын

l disagree, although l love the 9ers. They would have won in 95. After that all of their dominant players suffered major injuries. Plus SF never really fortified that OL after that SB.

@jonathand.9555

5 жыл бұрын

Yup the 49ers never really had a running game after that until Garrison Hearst arrived...although there may have been no covering up their weak secondary later on.

I wouldn't have stuck my arms out either

@woozie___

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly bro, he had the right perspective. It is just a game after all and he would have been annihilated on that play. Potential permanent damage there. Good judgement in the moment I say.

The only person crying about Ricky Watters not being in the HOF is Ricky himself.

How is he not a Hall of Famer?!

@leeksv

3 жыл бұрын

For who? For what?

He got booed in Philly by his own fans!? Well, who hasn’t? 😝