Baltimore Ravens: Fans React to Legendary Terrell Suggs’ Hall of Fame Eligibility

Baltimore Ravens: Fans React to Legendary Terrell Suggs’ Hall of Fame Eligibility

Terrell Suggs, one of the best and most feared pass rushers in NFL history has been officially enlisted for the

Pro Football 2025 Hall of Fame.

For that, the Ravens fans have flooded social media to express the joy they have for the legendary career of

‘T-Sizzle’ who played 16 years of his 17-year-long NFL career with the Baltimore Ravens.

 

Terrell Suggs, the seven-time Pro Bowler, NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2011,

and two-time Super Bowl champion is famous for his leadership on and off the field.

He’s ranked eighth in NFL history for 139 career sacks, since sack were recorded in 1982.

Baltimore fans remember Terrell Suggs as the heart and soul of the Ravens’ defense for nearly two decades,

playing with and learning from Captain Ray Lewis.

Often dominating opposing teams and leaving their mark on every game.

Here are some fan reactions:

Terrell Suggs is 12th all time on the sacks list with a dpoy, droy, comeback player of year, 7 pro bowls, and an all pro.

He’s probably getting in first ballot. Jason Taylor was just a first ballot guy and he has a half sack more in his career.

— David (@boli34) September 19, 2024

 

John Harbaugh: “Both Terrell Suggs and Marshal Yanda should be first-ballot Hall of Famers.”

— Sarah Ellison (@sgellison) September 18, 2024

While many fans believe Suggs should be a first-ballot Hall of Famer, some are just happy to see him receive the recognition he deserves:

Suggs probably one if not the best outside LB to play the game. His grit and determination is legendary well deserved!

— Seattle guy ⚾️ 🏈 🏀 💨 (@spaceburgers21) September 18, 2024

Suggs’ candidacy regenerates pride in Baltimore, Ravens fans who recalled him as that absolute animal on the field, destroying quarterbacks, and giving it all on every play. If he makes it in the first time or not, Terrell Suggs will easily have an opportunity to join other gifted football players in the Hall of Fame in Canton.

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