Pro Football Hall of Fame

i remeber my dad and i were set to hang out and watch the steelers and vikings play in the superbowl in 75. back then u could take yer kid to the local corner pub. we get there and for some reason i cant remember, the place was closed. so we decided to make big sandwiches and watch the game at home. the vikes lost , but i still remeber that special feeling of hangin out with my dad that day.

My favorite NFL memory didn't have anything to do with a game. It was actually on August 4th, 1990 when the Chicago Bears came to Canton to take on the Cleveland Browns. Having went out for Lehman Jr. High's football team the year before, I was an avid lover of the game.

As a Bears fan, I had a Walter Payton signature football that I was proud... Read More of. I waited until after the game, by the buses, for a meet and greet. I was able to get the signatures and talk to several of the players I admired. My mouth dropped when one of the Bears asked me if I wanted it signed by the Browns too. I said, "NO! I'm a Bears fan..my dad is the Browns fan."

It was too late...the ball had been handed off, fumbled if you will, right into the hands of one of the Browns. A Browns player had took my "Bears" football and signed it. I think I was thoroughly disgusted. Of course the Browns player got a kick out of it, saying it would be worth a lot more now. I still have my football, and have yet to figure out his chicken scratch!

Yeah Broncos

We definitely need more Broncos in the Hall.

Tisha - love that comment! I was one of those Art Monk clappers!!!!!

Me too Traci, it was awesome!

Charley Taylor caught a TD from Billy K. sending the Skiins to Super Bowl VII. Who was it against? You got it, the Cowboys! Great Redskins receiver and wide receivers coach also. Love him.

we had front row seats on the 40 yard line at Giants Stadium for the Giants-Patriots Saturday night preseason finale in 2007.....my three year old son's first pro game. He was amazed at the lights and learned all about "the wave"....it was something I'll never forget. Best part, we are Bengals fans and we were in our Bengals jerseys....Tom Brady ... Read Morewas throwing warm up passes and my three year old yelled "Who Dey" at him.....he came over and said "arent you guys at the wrong stadium?" and gave my son a high five. Coolest thing ever. I gained a lot of respect for Brady that night.....

There is and will do.

To walk the halls...amazing! Growing up we had a mini version of this building...it was a grown up beverage I do think!

My mom's first game with just me to see my 'Skins...Lavar Arrington intercepts a Panthers' player and runs it in for a TD...I fall to my knees in thanks and she thought I fell down lol. Nothing better than being at FedEx field with my "football family" and being able to act as crazy as I want to get without anyone staring! The first time I saw that stadium I rounded the curve and there it was - I swear beams of light was coming from it and angels were singing. Hail to the Redskins!!!!

Riggo's Super Bowl run. It was on a 4th & 1 and it sealed the deal for the win. I remember Jimmy Ceffalo saying, "The minute we saw Riggins make his run we knew the game was over."

This will be a FUN Monday night game which all NFL fans everywhere deserve after last week's embarrassment.

Oilers returning to Houston. They're one of three teams playing in former cities during Week 11.

http://www.profootballhof.com/blog/for-petes-sake/2009/11/18/road-teams-return-to-former-homes/

Yes, the Cards and Colts being the others.