Petition for the Induction And Enshrinement Of Coy Bacon into The Professional Football Hall Of Fame copy # 2
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Billy Bruce
12 years ago
Coy was one of the most fearsome pass rushers of all-time.John Turney (Pro Football Researcher's Association) reviewed years of film and credited Coy with 130 QB sacks (13th All Time). In 2000, SI writer Paul Zimmerman ranked Coy as the 10th best pass rusher of all time. He still holds the single season sack records for the Bengals and Redskins. And, of course, there's the matter of those 26 sacks in 1976. If memory serves me correct, he once sacked Joe Namath four times in one game.
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Judith Allen
12 years ago
I taught at Kingsbury and Coy Bcon was always so nice to my class. He would visit with the kids and they were so excited to have his attention.
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Anthony Camma
12 years ago
Watching Coy when he was with the Bengals at Riverfront I would love for him to become the second Bengal to gain admittance to the Hall.
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Sandra Allen
12 years ago
I worked with Coy several years. I thought that he was a great guy.
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william cochran
12 years ago
Coy and I played football together for the Iron boys club in the 50's. coy was a good man, always put others first.
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Anita Clark
12 years ago
Please induct Coy Bacon into the NFL Hall of fame
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Janis Boll Compton
12 years ago
Please induct Coy Bacon into the Professional Football Hall of Fame.
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Larry Barnett
12 years ago
Coy's record speaks for itself. Coy cared for people especially the young. He had a deep desire to help young men and women find GOD, and live a productive life. He may not make it to the football hall of fame, but he is in GOD's hall of fame.
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Jerry T. Brownstead
12 years ago
Please put Coy in the Hall...
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Glenn robinson
· petition starter
12 years ago
Would like Coy Bacon to be petitioned for the Induction and Enshrinement to the Professional Football Hall of Fame!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Would like Coy Bacon to be petitioned for the Induction and Enshrinement to the Professional Football Hall of Fame!
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tom ''ozzie'' osborne
12 years ago
coy more than deserves to be in the hall of fame by his work and numbers. he was a dear personal friend of mine. and it was a shame he could not be elected before he passed away.please right this wrong nfl. coy became a pastor in ironton.ohio.his hometown after retiring.that's the kind of guy that deserves election into the nfl hall of fame.
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Jeff Blackburn
12 years ago
He absolutely deserves to be in the Hall of Fame! He was the best!!
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rheta hogan
12 years ago
I followed his career,,and am proud to say he is from my home town,,,he was a star in my eyes
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Robert Chaffins
12 years ago
Worthy of induction.
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Kathy Brown Johnson
12 years ago
What an amazing man. he was the father of my best friend growing up. Chanda Bacon.So i had the chance to know him. You Deserve all of this. R.I.P Mr.Coy Bacon.
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Jerry T. Brownstead
12 years ago
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Coy belongs in the HOF not just because of a remarkable career but for being a member of the famous "Fearsome Foursome" of the Los Angeles Rams with Rosey Greer,Decon Jones,and Jack Youngblood.....Man they were one of the greatest defensive lines ever put together in the NFL...
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Laverne Brickey Miller
12 years ago
Coy Bacon earned his way into the Hall of Fame, and deserve to be enrolled.
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Carlene Triplett
12 years ago
All of the Fearsome Foursome deserve recognition. I was fortunate enough to watch him play football and basketball in high school.
Coy was one of the most fearsome pass rushers of all-time.John Turney (Pro Football Researcher's Association) reviewed years of film and credited Coy with 130 QB sacks (13th All Time). In 2000, SI writer Paul Zimmerman ranked Coy as the 10th best pass rusher of all time. He still holds the single season sack records for the Bengals and Redskins. And, of course, there's the matter of those 26 sacks in 1976. If memory serves me correct, he once sacked Joe Namath four times in one game.
I taught at Kingsbury and Coy Bcon was always so nice to my class. He would visit with the kids and they were so excited to have his attention.
Watching Coy when he was with the Bengals at Riverfront I would love for him to become the second Bengal to gain admittance to the Hall.
I worked with Coy several years. I thought that he was a great guy.
Coy and I played football together for the Iron boys club in the 50's. coy was a good man, always put others first.
Please induct Coy Bacon into the NFL Hall of fame
Please induct Coy Bacon into the Professional Football Hall of Fame.
Coy's record speaks for itself. Coy cared for people especially the young. He had a deep desire to help young men and women find GOD, and live a productive life. He may not make it to the football hall of fame, but he is in GOD's hall of fame.
Please put Coy in the Hall...
Would like Coy Bacon to be petitioned for the Induction and Enshrinement to the Professional Football Hall of Fame!
Would like Coy Bacon to be petitioned for the Induction and Enshrinement to the Professional Football Hall of Fame!
coy more than deserves to be in the hall of fame by his work and numbers. he was a dear personal friend of mine. and it was a shame he could not be elected before he passed away.please right this wrong nfl. coy became a pastor in ironton.ohio.his hometown after retiring.that's the kind of guy that deserves election into the nfl hall of fame.
He absolutely deserves to be in the Hall of Fame! He was the best!!
I followed his career,,and am proud to say he is from my home town,,,he was a star in my eyes
Worthy of induction.
What an amazing man. he was the father of my best friend growing up. Chanda Bacon.So i had the chance to know him. You Deserve all of this. R.I.P Mr.Coy Bacon.
Coy belongs in the HOF not just because of a remarkable career but for being a member of the famous "Fearsome Foursome" of the Los Angeles Rams with Rosey Greer,Decon Jones,and Jack Youngblood.....Man they were one of the greatest defensive lines ever put together in the NFL...
Coy Bacon earned his way into the Hall of Fame, and deserve to be enrolled.
All of the Fearsome Foursome deserve recognition. I was fortunate enough to watch him play football and basketball in high school.
Please add to to the Pro Football Hall of Fame