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Art Monk Gets Hall Of Fame Worthy Standing Ovation, Delivers Hall Of Fame Caliber Speech
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Great Weekend To Be A Redskins Fan
8/3/08



Saturday night's NFL Hall of Fame ceremony is Canton, OH, gave Redskins fans several waves of chills, but it doesn't take being a Skins fan to get those.

Art Monk, his HoF induction long overdue, received a three-plus minute standing ovation when he arrived at the podium, the longest ESPN's Tom Jackson says he's ever seen at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. A deserving reward for one of the best receivers in NFL history. His numbers should have earned him the honor earlier, but it's his character and contributions to the Redskins and the NFL in other more cerebral aspects that should have made him a first ballot entry.

His speech can be heard in more detail below. Above is some snippet from each of the inductees. Fred Dean, Gary Zimmerman, Andre Tippett and Emmitt Thomas joined Monk and Green.



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Mr. Monk was always a class act.  Thats coming from a Cowboy fan that was born and raised in Washington, D.C.  He was someone to look up to.  He was everything that most Wide Receivers in the league now are not...  a silent assassin..
 
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Mr. Monk was always a class act.  Thats coming from a Cowboy fan that was born and raised in Washington, D.C.  He was someone to look up to.  He was everything that most Wide Receivers in the league now are not...  a silent assassin..
 
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It is ALWAYS a great day to be a true Redskins fan, today it is a little more special...

"Hail to the Redskins..."