Part 8 of 8: Kirk Buchner discusses the Pro Football Hall of Fame eligibles from the NFC North with Vinny Lospinuso.

Anyone who is interested in NFL betting online or simply watching football for fun will be happy that the new season is underway. Summer can seem a long time as a football fan, and all supporters will be glad that the action has kicked off once more. Two sets of fans who will be especially looking forward to how this campaign pans out are those who follow the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams.

Kenny Anderson grew up in New York, and it was a homecoming of sorts when he was drafted second overall in 1991 out of Georgia Tech.  Anderson secured himself as the Nets’ starting Point Guard in his second year in the NBA, and in his third year, he was named an All-Star while having a career high of 18.8 Points and 9.6 Assists per Game.  Anderson would play 304 Games for the Nets with a 13.3 PPG and a 17.4 PER.

There is plenty of fair criticism that can be leveled at Stephon Marbury regarding his career in the National Basketball Association.  Still, many of those occurred after he left New Jersey, and it was as a Net where he put up his best statistical numbers.