Cris-Tal Clear: Cris Carter Deserves to Be An NFL Hall Of Famer

February 6, 2011   ·   Louis Musto   ·   Jump to comments

A three-time Man of the Year winner, third in career receptions, eighth in both career receiving yards and career receiving touchdowns.
Yet—somehow, someway, Cris Carter is still not an NFL Hall of Famer.

The former Minnesota Vikings stud receiver was snubbed of an election into the NFL Hall of Fame for the third straight year since becoming eligible. Widely regarded as one of the greatest wide receivers of all-time, it now appears that Cris Carter could quite possibly never make it, as he will face off against stellar competition every year in fellow receivers Tim Brown and Andre Reed, as well as the future first-balloters.

But how can you keep Cris Carter out of the Hall of Fame?

Carter went to the Pro Bowl for eight consecutive years between 1993 and 2000 while he was a member of the Minnesota Vikings. He was a member of one of the greatest offenses of all-time, playing opposite future Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss. Upon his retirement, he was...

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