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Wayne Campbell & Garth Algar

We are going to count these as a duo.

Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar were not musicians, but they certainly loved their rock and roll, and we would like to think that the musical genre loved them too. They hosted their own show, Wayne's World, which would often talk about rock Wayne did date the lovely Cassandra, the lead singer of Crucial Taunt. If you are still debating whether they belong here, they did promote the successful (at the very last minute) Waynestock, which was almost a disaster of Fyrefest proportions. Concert promotors definitely count here!

The Bullet Points:

T.V. Show and Movie Appeared: 
Saturday Night Live (1991-94)
Wayne’s World (1992)
Wayne’s World 2 (1993)

Actor:
Mike Myers (Wayne Campbell)
Dana Carvey (Garth Algar)

Role:
The hosts of a Rock and Roll (sometimes) themed talk show.

Dr. Johnny Fever

In the 1960s, or so the backstory goes, John Caravella was a top Disc Jockey in Los Angeles where he went by the name of "Johnny Sunshine." Apparently, you can't say the word "booger" on the air in L.A. because after he did, he was sacked, and poor Johnny went on a downward spiral where he went from "town to town up and down the dial." As he did so, he used the aliases of "Johnny Duke," "Johnny Style," "Johnny Cool" and "Johnny Midnight" where he hit rock bottom working at W.K.R.P. in Cincinnati, a classical music station where he didn't even bother to come up with a name.

#40 Overall, Justin Jefferson, Minnesota Vikings, #5 Wide Receiver

2025 Pre-Season Rank #38, 2024 Pre-Season Rank #50, 2023 Pre-Season Rank #101, 2022 Pre-Season Rank #130.  Peak Period: 2020-24

Since he debuted in 2020, Justin Jefferson has accumulated more Receiving Yards (8,480) than any other Wide Receiver,  and nobody else is within 1,000.

In his first three seasons, Jefferson won the Offensive Rookie of the Year (2020), the Offensive Player of the Year (2022), and earned three Pro Bowls and two First Team All-Pros.  The three seasons after have been more challenging; although he was chosen for a fourth Pro Bowl in 2024, he missed seven games due to injury in 2023, and last year, despite being healthy, he had the misfortune of having the ineffective J.J. McCarthy as his Quarterback, leading to only 2 TDs and 1,048 Yards.

Regardless of last season’s woes, he has a new thrower in Kyler Murray, who comes to Minnesota with a lot to prove.  Jefferson should be elite as always, and as he is still in his prime, the yardage will continue to pile up.

#47 Overall, Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis Colts, #4 Running Back

2025 Pre-Season Rank #70, 2024 Pre-Season Rank #98, 2023 Pre-Season Rank: #107, 2022 Pre-Season Rank #111.  Peak Period: 2021-25

After a good rookie year in 2020, Taylor exploded, leading the NFL in Rushing Yards (1,811) and Rushing Touchdowns (18), and a Running Back needs a year like this to place you on the tip of the tongue of Hall of Fame voters, regardless of how early in your career you do it.  In 2022, Taylor had a great start to the season but was held to 11 Games due to ankle issues. In 2023, he held out, delaying his start until that year.

We said two years ago that one monstrous season doesn’t make a Hall of Fame career, and Taylor would have to reclaim that 2021 magic for a serious Hall of Fame list jump.   He had a bounce-back 1,431-yard/11-touchdown year and returned to the Pro Bowl in 2024, but last season he was better, with a third Pro Bowl year and league-leading 18 TDs along with 1,963 YFS. 

As such, he vaulted up the list and can again if he has another great year.