| # | First Name | Last Name | State | Country | Comments |
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| 201 | Ankit | Bhalla | | | It amazes me that you can continue to put player after player into the hall of fame and leave out one of the greatest just because he was not a self promoter, any personal vendeta the voters have against the Redskins should not reflect on the addition of Art to the HOF. In a day and age of the "me" attitude of players and many wide receivers(TO and Moss for example) why would you punish a player for not being a self promoter, it is rediculous. The two best WRs in the NFL today are pompus jackasses and have few morals or respect for their teams and one to a point of the game and its fans. Art Monk acted in a style that is lost in todays NFL and many fans wish more players today were like Art Monk. Does he have to moon an audience or insult a great defensive player in the endzone to get recognition. It is a shame that someone who held the most receptions record at a time is not in the hall. He was Rice before Rice, he was greatest at his time.
Shame that you act as if you love the game in reports, you thrive on the bad things players do because you will get more ratings. You act as if what they do insults you but obviously it insults you when players don't do what you claim to be disgusted by, otherwise monk would have been in the hall years ago. |
| 202 | John | Partin | VA | US | Art Monk belongs among the greats in Canton. He was a team player who contributed any and all ways asked. His numbers at the time of his retirement speak for themselves and if nothing else he was the precursor for the 'modern day' wideouts. |
| 203 | Jeffery | Bromm | VA | US | |
| 204 | Tom | Walker | MD | US | PLEASE do the right thing! |
| 205 | Clint | Winfrey | VA | US | Art Monk set the bar higher than any wide receiver had up to that point. If you feel like ANY wide receiver before him deserves to be in the Hall of Fame, then you should allow Art Monk in as well. |
| 206 | Sam | Mudrick | VA | US | |
| 207 | kodie | mccully | OH | US | Art NEEDS to be in the hall/ |
| 208 | Nicholas | Bradfield | | US | Let Monk in! Thanks! |
| 209 | Joseph | Gordon | ME | US | |
| 210 | Robert | Ralph | VA | US | |
| 211 | David | Beil | VA | US | Art Monk deserves to be in the Hall of Fame!! |
| 212 | MIGUEL | BAIRES | VA | US | ART MONK DESERVES IT. |
| 213 | paul | kempp | | | |
| 214 | Kevin | McHale | | US | It's a joke that a player could hold the all time receptions record and the single season reception record during his career and not be elected to the HOF. What a joke... |
| 215 | David | Capley | AZ | US | |
| 216 | john | leggett | | US | the whole issue is peter king |
| 217 | James | Jauregui | CA | US | |
| 218 | Steve | Schafer | | | |
| 219 | Gary | Holmes | | US | |
| 220 | Glenn | Miller | | | |
| 221 | Thomas | Albanese | VA | US | |
| 222 | Kevin | Close | | | Art Monk should have been in there years ago. Who's record did Jerry Rice have to break same with Steve Largent. |
| 223 | Ben | Hartless | VA | US | |
| 224 | Ben | Hartless | VA | US | |
| 225 | Todd | Miles | VA | US | |
| 226 | Oscar | Diaz | | US | He is the best redskins'
wide receiver ever. Steve
Young took his place in Canton, OH this past weekend |
| 227 | Matt | Lawrence | DC | | |
| 228 | Jeffrey | Farmer | VA | US | REINVENTOR OF THE RECEIVER. HOW CAN YOU NOT PUT ART IN THE HALL? |
| 229 | rodney | crawford | | US | |
| 230 | Ronald | Miller | PA | US | art monk went over the middle deep ..where ever..and he was a standup gentleman |
| 231 | Nolan | Moyer | NM | | |
| 232 | Kevin | Thompson | | US | travesty! absolute travesty! |
| 233 | Dana | Romano | | | Art Monk became the leagues all time leading receiver while stuck in a run oriented offense and playing opposite Pro Bowl Wide Receivers for most of his career. Name 5 Receivers in the Hall of Fame or out that can say the same. |
| 234 | Michael | Hedrick | | US | Art should have been a first year inductee. Put him in the HOF. |
| 235 | John | McKittrick | IL | US | Let opposing coaches who gameplanned against Art Monk decide his Hall of Fame fate,not clueless "sportswriters" |
| 236 | Stan | Goldstein | CA | US | Go Art, G/L |
| 237 | S | P | | | |
| 238 | David | Dennison | MD | US | Records, Longevity and Super Bowls, what elase could you possibly want in a HOFmer |
| 239 | matt | novis | | US | Monk deserved 1st ballot induction. |
| 240 | Adam | May | | UK | Where is the Art appreciation . He put up the numbers on a run first team with no supperstar QBs and with very good supporting cast . |
| 241 | Michael | Shock | | US | |
| 242 | Tim | Harris | DC | US | Investigate Peter King. |
| 243 | Justin | Roj | | | Art is a truly classly individual, who retired as the all-time leader in receptions, he deserves induction. |
| 244 | Jonathan | Granlund | MD | US | How can someone who retires with the most receptions in NFL history not be in the hall of fame. Is it not the most important category recievers are judged by. |
| 245 | Jon | Solomon | SC | US | |
| 246 | Ghassan | Khouri | | US | |
| 247 | roger | voorhees | | US | favorite player when i was a kid. watched him every week. cant believe he is there yet. |
| 248 | Wesley | Gregory | | | As a youngster I never looked up to Jerry Rice or Steve Largent. My role model was Art Monk. He carried himself as a real professional should. Not only was he a great reciever, but a great model to how alot of these athletes shoul present themselves. Thanks Mr. Monk for being my inspiration to play sports. |
| 249 | Stephen | Tabakin | | | |
| 250 | John David | Weakley | | | |
