<scratching head> How is #37 not retired?

[Dan H]

It's cool to see someone out there making catches but it was still odd.

 

[gmabel830]

We don't retire numbers, just names go up on the Ring of Honor. Actually, apparently we actually have 5 numbers retired, with the last being Pat Tillman's #40.

http://www.footballperspective.com/nfl-retired-numbers-player-deaths-and-the-stories-behind-them/

 

[dylanbw]

agreed. Larry Centers' wallet was the one that said Bad MF'er on it. Still NFL all time leader in receptions by a running back.

 

[RugbyMuffin]

At least he did it some credit, that was a heck of a catch, and clutch too!

 

[NJCardFan]

You can rest assured no one will ever wear #11 again.

 

[Daniel Edwards]

I wonder if there's any plaques throughout the organization showing who wore those numbers and the player's achievments. Reminders in motivation to excel and wear with pride.

 

[Buckybird]

We don't retire numbers, just names go up on the Ring of Honor. Actually, apparently we actually have 5 numbers retired, with the last being Pat Tillman's #40.

http://www.footballperspective.com/nfl-retired-numbers-player-deaths-and-the-stories-behind-them/

That's going to change again soon, when #11 rises to the rafters! Bet the ranch

 

[azsouthendzone]

I like Larry Centers a lot but let's be honest, he was a good player on mostly garbage teams. The bar has been raised.

 

[AZfaninMN]

On that note, from now on I think it should be an unwritten rule that Keim has to draft a Larry in a draft because we’ve had such great luck. Wilson, Centers, Fitzgerald.....