Outside of Jordy's family, I doubt his chances of getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame have been discussed by anyone.

No, according to the article.

If it were a HOF on character, he'd already be in.

My guess is he doesn't make it, because he always kept his head down and never caused any unnecessary talk. He was a great Packer. Better than most, but because he wasn't flamboyant, never drew the media attention other WRs did.

He was a superstar for a 2nd round pick and if he hadn't missed a whole season from the ACL injury, he would probably be a shoe in...

No. Especially when Torry Holt has yet to get in with approximately 50% more receptions and total yardage (even though it's turf), and is a member of an all-decade team.

I was happy to see Chuck Howley get in. Damn, he had to wait a long time!

Love Jordy as everyone does but I dont think those numbers will cut it.
No Pro bowls kind of kills it. Some of the names up for consideration this year have me scratching my head: Ronde Barber?? I'm tired of these guys with stats because they played a million years.
Told wife the old days of 12 games a year I saw some great players who obviously put up lesser numbers then some of these 16 game a year people who also stay around a year too long to pad their stats.
The old days, the guys who started to dip, quit the game. Most didnt stick around as has beens unless they needed the money.

I remember a rb (50's) Howard "hopalong " Cassiday. He had a great career as a Ram. Ended up on the Lions and his stick of avoiding tackles aka Sanders, didnt work. He lost two or more steps and was a joke by then. Sad to see that even as a young kid I knew it wasnt a good thing.

NO...more or less 10 NFL seasons. 8-1000+ YD.Seasons. 5-7 pro bowls and 4 all pros. 10,000 total yds. 100+ TDS.

I'd say no, as much as that hurts to say. However, I've never seen a WR make back shoulder catches better than Jordy. When he and Rodgers were on, it was hard to stop.

Yes. Jordy might be the most underrated player in the history of the sport. His run from 2011-2016 (minus 2015 acl year) was right there with Calvin Johnson and Larry Fitz, whom nobody questions if theyre hall of famers or not. But Jordy was always slighted for playing with Rodgers like he was only good because of him.

If the bar to be inducted keeps getting lowered, everyone will get in, eventually. I love Jordy Nelson, but thinking him as HOF worthy, speaks to the truth of my first sentence.

I love me some Jordy Nelson, he was definitely a Packers HOF player. But the Pro Football HOF...That's a different story. However, I believe with all my heart Sterling Sharpe belongs in the HOF. What he did in the short time he played was remarkable. Had he been more "Media Friendly" he'd have a much, much, better shot. IMO though he DESERVES to be in Canton.

When I think of a Hall of Fame for football, I want to think of players like Bart Starr, Dick Butkus, Jim Brown, and Walter Payton for examples where I could walk into the building in Canton Ohio and look at every player bust and as an avid football fan immediately recognize the face on the player bust and think that guy was really something special.

It seems to me that the standards to be selected for that famed honor have been lowered over the years and I would hate to see it become labeled "The Hall of The Very Good". It wouldn't be the end of the world if there were years that the section committee determined that no one has met the very high standards required to enter our Hall of Fame for professional football players.

When Anthony Barr knocked Rodgers out of the game in 2017, Jordy was among the league leaders in TD receptions, and it was noted that a couple of more seasons would put him in HOF territory. He only scored a few more TDs and finished with 72 career TD receptions.

That's more than Julio Jones, more than AJ Green, more than Sterling Sharpe, more than Greg Jennings. And all of these guys were regarded as top WRs at some point in their career. In the wonderful world of what might-have-been, Rodgers doesn't get hurt and Jordy catches another 20 TD passes for us, and then he'd be in HOF territory for sure. He'd be right there with Megatron.

He was a favorite player of mine, and he was a really good player, but I think he belongs in the Hall of Really Good.

Jordy was a great Packer but what hurts Jordy's chances for the NFL HOF is that he never had a 100 reception season and he never earned All-Pro. In the pass happy era in which he played I think you need to have a few of those elite receiver seasons and probably 10+ year career to make it to the NFL HOF. Jordy was one of those players the Packers should have resigned. He was one of the few who was worth keeping a year too long but the Packers let him go a year too early at least. He could have played his entire career in Green Bay and he deserved to do so. He is a shoe in for the Packers HOF. Thanks, Since '61

Before considering Jordy for the HOF I would consider
another Packer WR for the HOF, Donald Driver.

From a 7th Round selection in 1999 to being one of
the top WR's in the early to mid 2000's and playing for
two QB'S Favre and Rodgers and still being able to put
up high numbers with both QB'S . Granted that one QB
is already a Hall Of Famer and the second for sure to be
one in the future still Donald far exceeded his draft status
during his 14 years with the Packers and should definitely
be considered for the HOF in the near future

Also is about time that the HOF got one selection right
which was way overdue and that is Zach Thomas who was
by far one of the best LB's during his career and far exceeded
his expectations as a 5th Round Pick

Loved him as a Packer - sneaky good - cant believe how good he was getting open and especially catching the ball and keeping his feet in bounds. But unfortunately - like most who dont have the longevity - not quite good enough to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame - but one of my favourite Packers and not one to go and snipe against fellow Packers either.

I loved Jordy and Double D. Their smiles were infectious. I was blessed to experience a Lambeau Leap with each of them - I was surprised how slight Double D was and how big Jordy was!

Yep, so cool to watch their success and how humble they were (are).

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Jordy was an All Time Packer and I can’t wait to see his name up in Lambeau, but he won’t have a bust in Canton. That pre season injury was was devastating. The fact that he came back and won comeback player of the year tells you what kind of player he was though. Sterling was a whole different story. Absolutely Dominant! Now that man deserves to be in Canton!

Jordy is in the HOF of my heart. For me it is the highest recognition I can give to the player. I do not care who is in Canton HOF or somewhere else. For me Jordy was true professional, who worked on himself, rise over average players to the most reliable WR.

I also noticed that nobody came with stat info about % of catches he made while he was playing.

No

Ronnie James Dio ought to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.