Cunningham scrambling was not always effective as he was sacked a lot. He did, however, bring so many weapons (he was also a great punter) to the field that he inspired a new generation of mobile multi-faceted quarterbacks. Cunningham never won the AP MVP, but he was a three-time Bert Bell Award winner, and also won a PFWA MVP and NEA MVP. Doesn't that show how incredible he was? This should be enough to be worth a look from the Hall, though it has not happened yet.
Should Randall Cunningham be in the Hall of Fame?
Definitely put him in! - 81.1%
Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 11%
Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 5.3%
No opinion. - 0%
No way! - 2.6%
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Hold up, Ziggy. Cris Carter is in the HOF primarily because he padded his stats in Minnesota as the "possession" receiver, catching two- and three-yard passes, just like another fake HOFer, Art Monk. If you'd look up the facts instead of dealing in delusional revisionist history, Cris Carter was never anywhere near Randall's leading receiver in either Philly nor Minnesota. That would be Mike Quick, Keith Jackson, and Randy Moss. To quote actor Eddie Murphy from Beverly Hills Cop II regarding your unwarranted venom toward Cunningham, "...Is this a Black thing?"
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