Randy Moss, Ray Lewis believe Eddie George and Fred Taylor belong in the Hall (Video)

In the late 90s and early 2000s, Eddie George and Ray Lewis had some epic, physical battles.  Those battles were well documented every time the Titans and Ravens met during that era, and if you remember, before NFL realignment, the Titans and Ravens played twice a year because both were in the AFC Central, which made them huge rivals.

This weekend, Ray Lewis, Randy Moss, and five others were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and one day Lewis and Moss believe George and former Jaguars RB Fred Taylor will join them.

Lewis and Moss talked about George and Taylor’s candidacy for the Hall at the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Enshrinees’ Roundtable in Canton, Ohio, on Sunday.

Listen below:

Taylor may have a better case than George. Taylor is the 17th all-time leading rusher. Also, of the 16 guys ahead of Taylor, 13 are already in the Hall of Fame. The only one eligible but not in the Hall is Edgerrin James, so Taylor has an exceptional case.

Concerning George, he is the 27th all-time leading rusher in NFL history (10,441 yards). George had a great career and carried the load for those Titans teams in the late 90s and early 2000s. With Terrell Davis (55th all-time leading rusher/7,607 yards) recently inducted into the Hall of Fame, I think George has a strong case, too.