This petition is in support of the campaign to have John Brodie enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
During his seventeen year career with the San Francisco 49ers, John Brodie was one of the foremost quarterbacks in football. A quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers from 1957 through 1973, John Brodie threw for 31,548 yards and tossed 214 TDs in 201 career games. He appeared in the Pro Bowl in 1965 and 1970. He was named NFL Most Valuable Player in 1970.
Induction to the Pro Football Hall of Fame is the greatest honor that can be bestowed upon a football player. John Brodie\'s statistics show him to be worthy of that honor. He was among the leading passers in the league throughout the 1960s. His best statistical year was 1965 when he led the League with a passing average of 3,112 yards and completed 30 touchdowns in 13 games. When John Brodie retired from the NFL, he ranked third in career passing yards.
Please sign the petition for John Brodie, and if you are able, send a letter to the selection committee that is well worded and concise to nominate him for inclusion in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Please click on the links at the right hand side of the page to view sample letters, and a list of the Selectors. Please feel free to share this petition with anyone you think may be interested in supporting John Brodie. Thank you for your contribution.
We are approaching one hundred signatures. Keep it moving.
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Dave Chimes
4 years ago
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NFL league leader in touchdown passes 2x, Passing yards 3x, Completions 3x. Completion percentage 2x, Passer rating 1x
His career passer rating wasn’t spectacular at 72.3 compared to today's QB's but for his time, that was pretty good — higher than Hall of Famers Bobby Layne, Joe Namath, Bob Waterfield, George Blanda and Terry Bradshaw. Y.A. Tittle was 74.3. Stabler 75.3 Unitas, considered the best quarterback of that era, was just a few points higher at 78.2.
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Danny Schafer
5 years ago
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He has the statistics and a terrible defense that really let the team down. I can just imagine Brodie with the Steel Curtain....
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Gary Dodge
6 years ago
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Love John Brodie. The Niners weren’t a very good team then. What if he QB’d the Steelers or Dolphins. Stats for bad team QB’s are misleading.
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John Myers
8 years ago
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I've had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Brodie play. In fact, the enjoyment of watching him play when I was a kid is the reason I'm a 49er fan today.
Back in his day, I feel only Unitas, Tarkenton and possibly Dawson were better. All three of these greats are already in the HOF as well as other that simply weren't as good as John Brodie. If he had won a Super Bowl, he would already be in.
I personally think it's an insult to the Hall that Brodie isn't inducted.
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John L
7 months ago
just saw the news of his passing. RIP
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Jerry R Stephenson
1 year ago
I want to John Bodie hire in the pro foolball hall of fame before he will gone soon please.
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Marvin Clay
5 years ago
John Brodie was a great quarterback and the face of the franchise for many years. As a longtime 49er fan I gladly support his inclusion in the pro football hall of fame.
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David Burns
6 years ago
Watched John Brodie play many times on Television during his career in San Francisco. He may not be the greatest QB to play the game, but I enjoyed watching him, whether the 40ers Won or Lost.
This petition is in support of the campaign to have John Brodie enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
During his seventeen year career with the San Francisco 49ers, John Brodie was one of the foremost quarterbacks in football. A quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers from 1957 through 1973, John Brodie threw for 31,548 yards and tossed 214 TDs in 201 career games. He appeared in the Pro Bowl in 1965 and 1970. He was named NFL Most Valuable Player in 1970.
Induction to the Pro Football Hall of Fame is the greatest honor that can be bestowed upon a football player. John Brodie\'s statistics show him to be worthy of that honor. He was among the leading passers in the league throughout the 1960s. His best statistical year was 1965 when he led the League with a passing average of 3,112 yards and completed 30 touchdowns in 13 games. When John Brodie retired from the NFL, he ranked third in career passing yards.
Please sign the petition for John Brodie, and if you are able, send a letter to the selection committee that is well worded and concise to nominate him for inclusion in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Please click on the links at the right hand side of the page to view sample letters, and a list of the Selectors. Please feel free to share this petition with anyone you think may be interested in supporting John Brodie. Thank you for your contribution.
We are approaching one hundred signatures. Keep it moving.
13 Comments
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Dave Chimes
4 years ago
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NFL league leader in touchdown passes 2x, Passing yards 3x, Completions 3x. Completion percentage 2x, Passer rating 1x
His career passer rating wasn’t spectacular at 72.3 compared to today's QB's but for his time, that was pretty good — higher than Hall of Famers Bobby Layne, Joe Namath, Bob Waterfield, George Blanda and Terry Bradshaw. Y.A. Tittle was 74.3. Stabler 75.3 Unitas, considered the best quarterback of that era, was just a few points higher at 78.2.
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Danny Schafer
5 years ago
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He has the statistics and a terrible defense that really let the team down. I can just imagine Brodie with the Steel Curtain....
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Gary Dodge
6 years ago
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Love John Brodie. The Niners weren’t a very good team then. What if he QB’d the Steelers or Dolphins. Stats for bad team QB’s are misleading.
J
John Myers
8 years ago
Featured
I've had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Brodie play. In fact, the enjoyment of watching him play when I was a kid is the reason I'm a 49er fan today.
Back in his day, I feel only Unitas, Tarkenton and possibly Dawson were better. All three of these greats are already in the HOF as well as other that simply weren't as good as John Brodie. If he had won a Super Bowl, he would already be in.
I personally think it's an insult to the Hall that Brodie isn't inducted.
J
John L
7 months ago
just saw the news of his passing. RIP
J
Jerry R Stephenson
1 year ago
I want to John Bodie hire in the pro foolball hall of fame before he will gone soon please.
M
Marvin Clay
5 years ago
John Brodie was a great quarterback and the face of the franchise for many years. As a longtime 49er fan I gladly support his inclusion in the pro football hall of fame.
D
David Burns
6 years ago
Watched John Brodie play many times on Television during his career in San Francisco. He may not be the greatest QB to play the game, but I enjoyed watching him, whether the 40ers Won or Lost.
NFL league leader in touchdown passes 2x, Passing yards 3x, Completions 3x. Completion percentage 2x, Passer rating 1x His career passer rating wasn’t spectacular at 72.3 compared to today's QB's but for his time, that was pretty good — higher than Hall of Famers Bobby Layne, Joe Namath, Bob Waterfield, George Blanda and Terry Bradshaw. Y.A. Tittle was 74.3. Stabler 75.3 Unitas, considered the best quarterback of that era, was just a few points higher at 78.2.