Ever since Seattle’s 2005 Super Bowl appearance, the Seahawks have slowly lost their stars on the team. It started with Shaun Alexander, Tim Hasselbeck signed with the Tennessee Titans and then the ultra-popular middle linebacker, Lofa Tatupu, did not...

Florio, in the video below, disagrees. Williams is one of the most memorable players of his era — even his retirement message via his website was unique — but that doesn’t mean he’ll make it to the Hall of Fame. It’s not easy for running backs to make...

Earl Campbell 2,187 9,407 4.3 74 121 806 0 5-3 31 Ahman Green 2,056 9,205 4.5 60 378 2,883 14 4-0 32 Steven Jackson 2,138 9,093 4.3 52 369 3,003 8 3-0 37 Roger Craig 1,991 8,189 4.1 56 566 4,911 17 4-1 45 Chris Warren 1,791 7,696 4.3 52 273 1,935 5 3-0 46...

In fact, it’s impossible to imagine there being any debate at all, as there was with Kennedy, over a Jones candidacy. Jones is so first-ballot worthy that further discussion is superfluous. Shaun Alexander, though, presents an entirely different matter.

Alexander's 27 touchdowns and 1,880 yards gave him one of the best rushing seasons ever. His 5.1 yards per carry is impressive, and Alexander carried the rock a ton with 370 carries on the year. LaDainian Tomlinson's 2006 season was eerily similar to...

I know Alexander's final years in Seattle were really pathetic to watch, but when you think of the 2005 Seattle Seahawks, the first thing that comes to mind (besides blown calls by the refs) is Shaun Alexander. You can have all the running success in...