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Denver Broncos that should be enshrined in Canton next

By Tylor Walden

DENVER - SEPTEMBER 26: A bronze statue of former Denver Broncos player and current Hall of Fame member Floyd Little waits on the sidelines before a ceremony to honor him at halftime against the Indianapolis Colts at INVESCO Field at Mile High on September 26, 2010 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images)
DENVER - SEPTEMBER 26: A bronze statue of former Denver Broncos player and current Hall of Fame member Floyd Little waits on the sidelines before a ceremony to honor him at halftime against the Indianapolis Colts at INVESCO Field at Mile High on September 26, 2010 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images) /
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Steve Atwater
17 Nov 1996: Defensive back Steve Atwater #27 of the Denver Broncos returns an interception during the Broncos 34-8 win over the New England Patriots at Foxboro Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. Mandatory Credit: Al Bello/Allsport /

Steve Atwater

One of the hardest hitting safeties of all time and he has yet to find himself into the Pro Football Hall of Fame? That is absolute blasphemy. He has been close lately though.

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Steve Atwater was a finalist for this year’s Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement. However, he was not selected. I have a strong hunch that he will be in soon. Hopefully it will be next year, but only time will tell.

Whenever Steve Atwater was on the field, you had to brace yourself for impact. The guy hits like an 18 wheel semi truck. It is almost surprising to see players able to stand up after absorbing a blow from The Smilin’ Assassin.

A two time Super Bowl champion, there will come a day where the hard work of Steve Atwater will be recognized with an induction to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Someday Broncos Country. Someday.

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